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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-02-16
The RnCR of Life.

The "Autocrat of the Breakfast Tia be-
in tho last number of the atlantic Month
ly, thus charmingly di:courscs upon the
race Of life:
Nothing strikes one more, in the race
of life, than TO acc how many give out in
the first half of the course. HConme nee
mcnt Day" a'wa reminds nae OF the start
for the Derby" when tho beautiful high
bred three. year olds Of the season are lro't
up for tiial. That day Is the start and life
Is the race. Here VIC arc at Cambridge.
and class is just graduating" Poor
Hurry he was TO have been there TOO, but
he has paid forfeit; step out here into tho
grass back of the church; ali there it is (:
"liUNo LAPIDEM PosUERUHT .r
SocII MERE TIES" .....
But this is the star, and here they arc->.
coats bright rs silk, and mares as smooth
as eau fuStrGle can make them. Some of
the best of the colts are pranced round, a
few minutes each, 10 show their paces.-
What is that old gentleman crying about |;
and the old lady by him, and the three
girls, all covering their eyes fori Oh.
that is their colt chat has just leon trottcd
up on the stage. Do they really think.
those little thin legs can do any Thing in
such slasbing sweepstakes rs is coming
of III these next forty yeals' Oh, this
terrible gift Of second sight tha. comes 10
some OF us when we begin to look through
the sllvcred iings of tho arcaS seniFS!
Ten gears gone. First turn in tho race.
A few broken down; two OF three Loltcd.
Several show in advance Of the iuck.-
CdSSock, black colt, seems to be ahead
Of the rest; those black colts commonly
get the stat, / have noticed, Of the 9TH
ers, in the first quarter. Meteor las pull
ed up.
1wenty gears. Second corner turned.
CasSock has dropped from the front, and
J"der, an iron-gray, has the lead. But
look! how they have thinncd outl Down
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. manya They lie
still enough! they will not get up again in
this race, be very sure! And the rest Of
them, what "tailng off, Anybody can
see who is going TO win-pcrhaps.
Thirty years. Third corner, turned
Dipes, bright sorrcl, ridden by the fellow
in tho yellow jacket, begins to make play
fast; is getting TO be the favoritc with
many. But who is that other one that
has been lengthcning his stride from the
first, and now SHOWS close up to the front
Don't you remember the quiet brown colt
with the star in his forehead p
That is he; he is one of the sort that lasts;
look out for him! The black scott" as
we used to call him, is in The background
taking it easy in gentle trot. There is
one the used TO call Tie FL ly, on account
If certain feminine air he had; well up
iou sec; the Filly is not to be dcspised,
ny boy!
Forty ysars. More dropping off--Lut
llaccs much MS before.
f,fty gears. Race over. All that arc
~ the course are coming in at a walk; no
more running. Who is ahead? Ahead
What! aud the winning post slab of
White or gray stone standing out from that
urf whcro there is no more iockevinc or
training for victory. Well, the world
marks their places in its bctliug-book; but
g sure that these matter very little, If
hey have run as well as they knew how /!
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-02-16

The OYSTERS WERE BAD.-"What is
the matter sir?' said a surgeon TO his pa
tiCnt.
"Well, havc eaten some oysters, aud.
suppose they have disagreed ;sitI me-"
"Havc you cater anything olse!"
'Wcll, no-why, yes, ! did too-tbat
is | took for my tea mnce Pie, four
bottles Of ale, and two glasses Of gin, and
l have eaten the oysters since, and real.
Iy believe tho oysters were not good for
nc" at
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-02-16

"A woman is at the bottom Of oil mis-.
Chief" said Joe. EYES," said Frank, .'snd
when | used to get into mischief. INV
mother was at the bottom OF me- r.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-02-16

EE- A person looking at some skeletons
the other day, asked young doctor prcs-
ent, where he got them. He replied, "We
raised them
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-02-16

"lf VIC are TO live after death, why
don't We have some certain knosledee Of
ii" said askcptic TO clergyman. "Why
don't you have some knowledge Of this
world before you como into iti" was tho
caustc reply. a-.sf
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-02-16

!, N IL is glorious to conceive a grand
thought, but far more glorious to ac, il on.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-02-16

WI1rY REPLY.-"Wlat arc you going
to give me for Christmas present ~ ask.
cd gay young domscl Of her lover. 81
al have nothing to give l'ut my humble
SELF" was the reply. fHdstil s!
"The smallest favor gratefully received"
was the merry response Of the lady. ~
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-02-16

Is FRTDAY AN "UHLUoKY DAYg"-Thc
year 1858 begins and ends on Friday
January, April, July, October aud Dccem-
Der, have five Fridays eoeh. April aud
December end on Friday, aud January and
October begin on Friday. There are SO
Fridays in the year. We trust, however,
it will not prove more disastrous than 1857.
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MERCHANT TAILORING.

MERCHANT TAILORING.
CHOP ON NORTH STREET. THE SUBSCRIBER HAS
- received the largest and best assortment of
Broadcloths, Cassime-es, Vestings, satinets,
Sleeps Gtays. and 0ver-Coatings,
OF all kinds grades and coors which he offers for sale
Mt the lowest possible prices. II you don't believe IL,
Just call at the Captains Office and examine for your
selves so as not to be deceived by those oui printers
Cloths Sold by the Ti0rd.
Scotts Fall and Winter Fashions fer 1s57-5s Just
ceived. lam ready TO make up Custam Work in n
most superior manner anil style. t'
t4-Cutting for others 10 make up done In the most
approved styles and all cutting warranted II properly
made up. oct1357l G. HATTON.
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SIIATTUCK,sS HOTEL.
BYSHATrUCK BRO, CORNER MAIN AND BACON
Streets. opposite Court House Square, iillsdae, Mich
The subscribers having purchased this House. and
y fitted and furnished Il for comfort and convenience
Of the public, would solicit lheir pa rousge.
0 r.. ATTUIK, 1octl357l L.. y. sHaTTrCK.
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&F- Business is the salt Of life.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-02-16
w, Wi.LARD,s 4. HOTEL.

FORMERLY HILLSDALE HOUSE. THE SURsCRTB-
leased these premises for nurber of years
has thoroughly retired and furnished the House,
king IL equal to any Hotel in So thern Michigan for
c4mfort and convenience to the travelling public. This
Hotel Is pleasantly located aud Ia the most central
part or the village. l. q. WILLAeD.
ada D,tH
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HILLSDtLE EVCiItNEE.

By ". o. HOE OPPOSITE THE PASSENGER HoCSE
connected with plank walk, and flee Omnibus, 90
which guests are invited A good Livery and Convey
ances to any part 81 tho Country on reasonable terms
CASH paid for Coprse Gram .srd Provisions. Having
rebuilt aud and replcni rhsd, present our patrons
and friends with this Card hoping may better mset
the reception OF guests and increase our hus-
iness bv close attention. Returning our thanks Tor
past PATRONAGE Invite encoura cement for the IN
ture. Hllsdals, oct. 13, 81.
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Fashionable Draperv and Tailoring

DAII. ROAD STREET.. kErwEFN MANNING AND
III West Streets. The subscriber wishes To return his
sincere thanks to thosn friends who have favored him
with their patronage, at the same time time, to call
their attention 10 the and well selected stock OF
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, VE~T'GS. &c.
He has just rccc cd from New York City, all Of which
he feels anxious to sell at the west price pattern,
make into garments as NAV suit the purchaser
80 Cutting done on his own Invented and Improved
system and sarranted TO be inferior TO none bu; supe
rior to most N B.-An Apprentice wanted.
Hillsdale. Oct 18th. 81. II. ROWE.
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HILLsDALE STEAM FOUNDER
-. :, : 3. HEMINGWAY.

HOMEPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Having located in H.llsdae, would respectfully i'm
OF medical COUNSEL to tet the virtue Of Home
pathy. Many years experience in Alopatc practice,
dies enables him TO assure the public that homeopathy
absolutely eectual In removing disease than any
3ther system OF medical practice, saving the patient
ny ms useous potons and what worse their subsequent
baneful influence. All diseases more success
fully BY Homeopathy than any other system of practice
and all that asked Of an integ mt public to establish
this declaration patronage and careful OF
the success of Homeopathic practice and the of
other systens, and compare them Diseases of Women
and Children will receive special attention.
REFEKENcEs.-E. Lovejoy and Y. u. helps eminent
Homeopsths, owego. Tioga CO.,N.Y.
once and residence Saml Wilson's Grocery and
Provision Store opposite waidron's Block.
Hilssdale, Act 18th, 1887.
A xEs, AXES, 10 DOz. sIMM0ND's SUPERIOR AXES
"a Just received and tor sale by BALDY BRO.
" sale st the HHLsDALE FOUNDRY.
DUMP FIXTURES FROM THE CHAIN TO TIE
Il Spool. including fine Tubing, for sale by
oct1s's7 ii4a b. HAMMOND.
LrREsH GROUND oNONDAGA LAND PLAsTEB
Il the nestin use, Just received and for sale by
DIAPER HANGrNGs, A FINE ASSORTMENT AT
- L,ti PRATr's.
RELLs FOR SHEEP AND CATTLE AT
- b. HAMMOND.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF GOODS NOW RE
"a eeivins and foi sale very lowat - " PRATTs
Doors AND SHOES VERY Low 7------------ :
WKAFFfNd PAPER OF ALL SIZES FOR sHEE All BY
wv .aalnt. ~ R MOTT BRO
II KEEP STEEL CUTTER SHOES, ALSO. CAST TRoN
Short and Long Bobb Shoes, andlron Axles for sale,
oetlS6f so .-ll-.l ~ Lth 'B. HAMMOND.
A RTIsT's MATERIAfs---A LARGE AND WE'LL an.
n lested assortneutat the
gaEErMCsic, eooD ASSORTMENT Always ON
.ssisSf eofTsss y BOOK sronr |
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El.KHART. INDIANA. J. J. COTBRAN, PR0PRIE-
tor. This House IL the General Stage Office. Passen
gers conveyed 10 and from the Cars free. oct1357
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-03-27
Correspondence Of The Cecil Wig. |


HIGH Water in the Susq"ehanna-D Destructive
Fire-Loss 10 the Cec! OGic:-- The Ney
License Lar, Sc.
The high water in the Susquehanna has
COVE and we expect in a few days to see the
much desired white pine defending to tide
water. The river rose rapidly for several
successive days but is now falling If the
rise extended to the branches some lumber
will no doubt, come down.
| am sorry to report sad fire at Porter
Bridge which consumed the store and dwell
ing Of Mr.. w. p. Brown. The goods in the
sore were all consumed, the Hooks only
being saved. The fire was discovered about
3 o'clock in the morning, but not until too
late to save the store goods, 1t is thought BY
some TO be the work of an ncendiary after
robbing the store, as there had been no fire
i'll the store for three successive days. The
store was insured in Cecil office for 50 600 =;
am told there is also, an insurance Of SO so,
on the building.
1t is said there is already premium offer
ed for the best mode of cvading the new
License Law !; whether to make all establish.
lnents restaurants, by keeping oysters, &C..
or preparing the necessary beds, bedding and
stabling, &c. If the latter mode is adopted
lheIe VIII ne ueHiapu LOT mousse carpenters
in Cecil before the LIST Of May ; otherwise
one room will have to contain the lawful
number Of beds, in addition to those for
the use of the occupants of the House which
will be slowing things pretty close in wlrm
weather Probably some of you professional
men can devise an easier method. hope
the clerk will look well to the certificates of
Freeholdcrs and know all the circumstances
before granting the privilege of running the
morals of the young and further degrading
the old of many ne!ghborhoods Of this once
temperate county. Should there not be a
wholesome restraint exercised, we should not
be surprised to see Judge Lynch rise and cx-
erciss bis official strength towards checking
the spread OF vice i'll our land P.
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RTOTICE is hereby given that application
: viii he made to the Conniy B,nIDis-
S"urr- of Cecil cunuty. at thcir first meeting
after thc 10Th day ur April. nest, lor the open,
Ing ui' Il ncw i'1d, cpumIeuciu- on tie rnud
leading plSt Jacob ASA = to Chestnut II II, -.
POINT near Mar. arct barclay .hpuSc. and
running in i Iorthrlly direction thrnnsh lluds
OF the heirs of John Barclay, decd, llrt.u
M"Cnllou2h. DANES Yates, Mar,aict lloi-
land. Jane !. fo,rd, john Clmphrl!. VIII
liam c uupbrll. James McKunr Aaron Mir
glln, James Mcgee. Thomas Muchlcdors.
John Fcidl.y. Richard Murphy. John McCart-
ney. Thomas NrH and Samuel Ma veil. to
the road leading from Turk gytnwn to tho
Head OF christina. [nlarch y, lSjS-Iv
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TIE SCuoor Law. We publish a cc tilted
copy of the School Las to-day, and call at
tcntion 10 its provisions. and to the remarks
in relation to it by our correspondent
" FaJ,u$." The law will he the subject of
future remark, and at the present We shall
only call attention in addition to W hat has been
said by our correspondent, to the i,npcr-
lance of selecting intelligent energetic and
efficient men for the office Of School Commits
soners. The people of every Election Dis
'r'ct ought to liz upon The right sort of man !;
politics ought to be'of no accoun: in making
the selection Unless active and sensible
men are elected, the system cannot for a
long time be put into uscful operation.
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Farmers Depot l. Plaster Mills.

Cor. York ArcDuc and CaRowhW Street.
DllllADELpliIA.-W offer a large stock
4 of Chemical Mnutcs aud Fertilizers at low
prices, and warranted to be- genuine Among
which will be found
1909 tons No. Government Peruvian Guano.
1000 tons DC Burg No. super Hhospha Of
Lime.
The above standard articles are each of their
kind the best in the world. Our Land Plaster
manufactured from selected stone, is celebrated
throughout the mon for its purity and Strength.
WE INVITE ORDERS FOR
De Hurgs No. Super Phosphate Of Lime
No Government Peruvian tjuano,
French Improved super phosphate of Lime.
French 5 PhilaicIl hia Puudre;tc.
No Phosphatc Guauo (rhiAda Cos)
Mexican G,mno. (Al
Extra Land Plaster Ordinary Land Plaster
Chemical Bone. Pure Bone Dust
Fish iunno, Ground Charcoal.
10000 Barrels Land Plaster,
1000 Casting Plaster
10000 Hydraulic Cement,
5000 - True Roman Cement
1000 d" Portland (Ensish) Cement.
ALSO
Dentists Plaster. Pow Il Anth. Coal lin bh'ss
stereotype Plaster Pow'd Bit, Coal I'm bbis
Glass Makers Plaster GRID Brown Stouc
Ground soap Stone. White Sa,d
Ground White Marble Grid Bricks for paintcrs
Ground Blue Marble, Chemical Bone Dust
FRENCH. RICHARDS & CO..
Steam Mills and Farmers Depot,
Cor York avenue aud Callowhll street
March = 1895 LIN. fAIladclpL
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For The Ceel Wing.
The New Schobl Law.

The voters of Cecil county are about to be
called upon to elect from each Election Dis
tfict Commissioner Of PuSiic Schools. under
the law for the establishment of Il Uniform
System of Public Schools IN Cecil county
pasted at the late session Of the legislature
1t is very desirable, that the first Board of
Scloni Commissioners should be composed Of
mrn who are really friends of Education,
competent 10 perform the duties required Of
them. and disposed TO make the npw sys',m.
MS far as they have the power, acceptable to
the people. Ii is not contcndrd. that the
new law will give universal satisfaction. or
that it il the best system that could have
been adopted. There is little doubt, however,
that it is 'cldcd Improvement upon the
present school system in the county. il by
the name Of system il is proper to dignity
the present method Of distributing the flvc
school funds.
The first object L he attained by the
Board of Commissioners, is to get the new
system into operation without provoking
opposition in any quarter or ~ little
opposition as possible. When The people nrc
satisfied, from its practical operations, that
the law works well, upon the whole, then
tley will be more anxious to cure its defects,
and such amendments and improvements
desired.
In the new law. the mower Of taxation is
limited to twelve cents in the hundr, d dollars
Of asscssabc property. Hereafter should the
tnxpayers Of the county feel discussed 10
subject themselves to further taxation for
Public Education. application for the power
to do so may be made to the LEGISLATURE.
The Eikton and West Nottingham Acadc
mics are exempted from the operatiou of the
new law. This exemption was inserted in
the bill because it was doubted whether the
annual approp rations to those institutions
would not be entirely lost 10 the county and
nothing received in their place for the ben, fit
Of Common School Education. The law
provides that the School commissioners shall
have the power to establish High Schools and
Academies in the county, and no good reason
can be given why the Academies already
existing should he destroyed, before High
Schools and Academies ave founded undel the
law. The policy OF giving up what we now
have, before othcr'institutlons OF like Oh
acter are established to take their places, may
well be doubted. Another reason why these
Academies were exempted from the operation
Of the new School law, is because the School
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MAP OF (,E1(II.

HNHE Publisher takes pleasure in an
j q nopnctng. that after examination had in
diffefent parts Of the county, tic believes the
NAP OF CECIL is correct, aud has consc-
gently placed i in the Cngrlver'S hands, who
.Niff11nish his labor aAa the Map be COM
pl.ted about the middle Of June, next
Subscribers will please bear in mind, ana be
Prepared TO do their duty, when the under
signed shall have performed his. Additional
subscribers will be thankfully received. il
addressed to the UNDERSIGNED by matt, or left
in either Of the books which are still to be
found at
Ftkton Post .Oftcc-J. F.. Brown.
Z Fort Depost---,Ies-e Il. Couson's Store.
Brick Meeting lIousc--C. II. Ilaincs Store
North EaSt--R. l.. Thomas Store.
Warn ick--Strccts 4 Bonds Store.
SIMON j. MARTENET,
No. = South Street,
Mar 8, lS5S-tf Baltimore.
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free Of eharsc. and no person sl,alI be

effect. free Of charge, and no person shall be
employed without such certificate.
SIC. Il. .3u9 b rndried, That whenever
the board Of commissioners IT bhl,l'c schools
Shall think it Necessary and cxprlcut 70
have on" or more high schools or academies
II Cecil county, they are hereby authorized
and empowered to establish the same. and
such high ."hoOls or academies shall lac sup
ported "a th" rlnie manner, aud shall be
entitled to I'll the privileges, n'rA shalt Il"
sui ct 10 the same control as the public
schools; the board shall determine The main
ncr in wtich.pGpjIs shall b! admitted, and
shall prescribe the cours: OF instruction.
SIC. l&. .lni >. II calcjed. Thai il shall be
III" dry Of HE b1arl Of school Commissioners
OF Cecil county t" pabNh annually fun and
complete statement uf he condition Of the
schools under thGiI charge. the salaries OF tea
ch"rS, number Of pGpils ol' each school and
'ca"ul district, cost Of boohs and Stationery !,
vita general and Particular expenses OF the
system, and such other matters rs May be OF
public interest in Connection with said
,CHpui,.
SEC. II. ,2gd ht II cuac'ei, Thai the mem
hcrS Of tie board Of commissioners of public
schools at Cecil county, shall receive aa conf
prnNatIun Tor their services not more lhAn
two dollars per u9y. for every day thai they
may be Orcui Il in attaining the meetings
"t III" board, aAd the same compensation Shall
he allowed 10 committees ol the board when
III attendance upon such duties Us his board
may assign them.
$40. II. .lad bc il cgac'cd. That the county
commissioners of Cecil county, shall have
power, Whenever in their di>crrtiur. they
Sl"li deem itproper, 10 appoint one sensible
aud discreet person in each clcc,i'm district
Of Coc,! con'ty, who shall constitute Il board
Tor the IUTDuSu Of uIyIlinr fine i.uuufv int,
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PUBLIC SALE

OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.
s(l virtue Of IN order Of the Orphans
hD Court Of Ccci, county the undersigned AZ
administrator of Louis McI.anc, decd will
sell at Public Sale, on
NONDfY IPRIL FIFTH 1858.
At the late residence of said deed, on
Bohemia River. Sassutlas Neck, the following
Personal Property:
IDFURNITURE.- Mahogany
and other fables; Mahogany aud other rhairs
>idehoard, Book Case, Hcdstcads. Mattresses,
Stands Lounge, S-day Clock, Bureaus,
Looking Glasses, Mating, Oh Cloth, Iron
BedHtcad, Plated Ware, Table Knives. Settrcs
Tenders, Shnycls and longs, and a large
quantity Of other articles.
g. Much Of this Furniture is Of excellent
quality and worthy the attention OF House
keepers.
KITCHEN FURNITURE.
\ first rate Family Horse. a First rate
Family Carriage and Harness, Double
harness, Cart, Cutivators, PlougIs, 1 Wheel
balTowS; \ lot Of Garden Tools, Sc.
TERMS: HiSH.
Sale Positively without reserve.
UJ"SAle to commence at - o'clock.
j. l.. McLANE.
Admir- of Louis McLauc; deed.
March, Z1-tS.
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uT1The London .idreJt,ser learns fran,

CJ~The London .idre,t,ser learns from
- undouhted authority" that, notwithstand.
ing the fact of the apology of Louis Napoleon
for the menaccs and insolence of his colonies
having been studiously kept out of the Mon,-
feur and all the French pa pers, the thing has
ooZcd out, and has caused the deepest indig-
na:lon-lf not something worse-in the army.
" This circumstance, it is added, " in con.
junction with the disaneclion towards the
Imperial Government which is so wide spread
among the population of France, is producing
very great uneasiness among the inhabitants
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Port Deposit Items.
[REroRrED FOR THE CECIL wmrc.l
PoRT DEposlT, March. 2jtI

DhI DEfhSlT. -hultn. -Jtn.
Our town is again arousine from,
the faintncss occasoned by the great pressure
Business is rcvlving. Already there have
been several shipments of stone and lumb Der
The number Of vessels is increasing daily
The steamboats, Port Deposit and Gipscv'
have resumed their regular trips, and one of
the Baltimore Co.'S boats is also running
last week citizen named G.. p.
Williams, beng at the time derangrd, made
an attack on Mr.. c. Smith, threatening to
kill him he caught Mr.. S. by the throat and
choaked him speeches. before he was res
cucd. Williams was then bound $4,000 was
collected and he was sent to the i'd. Hospital
the next afternoon. He drank hard preyi-
ously to the lst Of January; then stopped
short, thereby ajurnS his nerves. Lately
he has had his head turned by table turning
-Thc house ON j. II. Rowland q
Cos whart-lons and affcctionately rcmcm-
bered as restaurant-has been sold to J. J .
lIeckart, who has had it removed.
This is moving day and many
changes are being made; some are leaving
town. One young man, who is about entering
into business on the Western Shore, last
evening paid his respects to a number of
friends of both sexes, by display of bivalves
impromptu. We but it is the old story"
When he wishes to 60 away again he NAV
wound us in the same way and we will not
resent it.
"A large number of boats are being
built for this Springs fishing our OILERS arc
anticipating good fortune.