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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-13

A.r@,ELKroN LITERARY ASSOCIATION.
49, The first regular meeting Of
tbs Society will be held in the Academy, on
Wednesday Evening next, at Z O'Clock. j..
@ A. Jones will read an Essay. ii. II. Tor
brit, l.. II. Purnell, W. X. Miller and J. Is.
Croome will debate. The public is invited.
Iy order, c. NJ. ELLIS, Sec. pro. ten.
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LECTURE.

IEC.IU RE.
ID EV. II. +. HURN will lecture before the
IL PORT DEPOSIT LIBRARY ASSO-
CITATION, on Friday Evening, February l9th
His subject will be HOME or, THE POWER or
EARLY IMPRESSIONS.
~TICKETS, to admit gentleman and
lady, or one gentleman, 25 cents.
UI-Doors open at half past O'Clock.
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" We are indebted to Hon. j. A.
Pearce, Us. Senate, for copy of his
able Speech on the question of present.
ing medal to Commodore Pauldinc,
for capturing Walker, in which he
enforccs the correct view in relation to
the fllibustering spirit now SO rife in the
country.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-13

kANsAs.-Who is not tired of the
Kansas question. as it comes to him every
week and every day in every Shape of dis
torted hidcousHcss-t vcritablc JugGtoo Of
the times
The reference by the House of Representa-
tives of this question TO the select Committee
by which The alleged fiauGS in regard to the
LccomPton Constitution will bc prohcd, is in
accordance with the views as we blicyr
and arc informed, Ola large majority Of the
people Of this Congressional District; and the
defeat Of the pet effort Of ihc Administration
to sustain that f""d-f0 it is generally
ton, by the AmuIcau party ard b. The
hundreds OF Democrats who believe Judge
Douglas to he rieIl in lis opposition to the
coulse Of the IrcSd mt.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-13

DlvoRcH.-1he Legislature of Penn
sylvana has granted divorce to Thomas
Washington Smith. Part Of the time. since
his trial, Smith has been staying with his
relatives at North East. in this county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-13

The capacity Of this Boat, and her speed and
entire safety rcnd.r her peculiarly fitted for thi,
service Droyers. turner's, travellers. and the pub
lie generally will tiul her at all times ready Ia
convey th"m and their property to and f,om the
above points. Travellers and brewers viii find
amp's Accommodations for themselves and stock
at the new Hotel at Bells Ferry. which h 8 hrcu
recently erected by j. SPEAULE, and now kept
by him. may som
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Gle Geeil }l'I)io.
EhNToN, FEBRUARY -. 1853.

I IJ'-N are indebted to Mr.. CLAYTON,
Clerk Of the House of Delegates for a
number of B;lls reported to tie Senate
and House, among them the bill "for
the establishment of Uniform System
of Public Education in the State of
Maryland, reported in the Senate by Mr..
Daniel.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-13

MARplAGE or Ex PRESIDENT FlLMoRE.-
Ill any Feb. IL. - Tx President Fillmore was
married last evening to Mrs. Mcintosh, Of
this city. -
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-13

~ALE OF SIIops.-Mr. Daniel Brat
ton has sold his blacksmith and wheciwrght
shops on Bridge Street, in this town, to
McSSrS Aldridgc & Cantwcll, for $3.50.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-13

NEW DUILDINGs.-A number of new
houses are now going up in Elkton, and We
are informed that there will be more buildings
put up here the coming season than in any
previous year.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-13
IMPORTANT TO
GROWERS & TIstgEE.E.EEsS,

III. sPORT DEPOSIT FERRY BOA
es=e ~ .sa Inu STEAMER GlpSEY. Capt j 7
Myers. having been thoroughly repaired. is now
Running ieg llaTly during the day and night be-
tween
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fufat EGoirs.

ABOUT BUSINESS are endeavor-
M: To settle up the business of TnE C..cIL
WING. as far AS possible, being compelled
sicfeto by the necessities of The times. We
hope such citizens of the county as are in ar
reafs to MS, who may happen in Elkton, will
call at the office to settle. We hope also that
persons residing at distance will remit what
they. owe By mail.-tf.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-13

F,IECTURE AT PORT DEposlT.-Rey.
II. F. lEurn is to lecture at Port Deposit, on
Friday evening next. His lecture will be an
eloquent production, delivered in masterly
,t,ln
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-13

CoMMITrED.-Samel Dennis, who
has lately been residing in Elk Neck, was
committed to Jail on Tuesday, on the charge
of stealing saddle from Mrs. Gipin, who
resides above Elkton. He was seen about
her premises at night and the saddle was
found in his house by the Sheriff
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-13

FIRE AT FAIR iIlLL.--A barn be-
longing to Mr.. j. &. Tunison. at Fair IIjll.
WAS burnt during the high wind on Tuesday
last 1t was insured in the Mutual Fire In
surance Company Of this county for $35O.--r
n. B. We since ascertain that in consequence
Of his failure to pay up last year the Company
is not liable.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-13

1C,1~s LECTURE.-REv. JONI G..
49, WILSON, Of kensington. will de-
er n Lecture in the Court House, on Wed
naday Evening next, at O'Clock. Subject
&c The Influence OF Science and Virtue on
til Happiness of Mankind"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-13
Feb. 10, 1853
EX.AMINIll

TNIlE nndcrsigueSt
| iuers," TO vie Wa
pricty Of lpcatiEa
private road, " HHH !
I'LL SchootIfoust, n
key Point road tont '
and Gridir0n fishes, Y
river; and ln,sxing in
Bowman. Geo. ]. VII b
Alrxandcr Wilson, h
they will meet ut 3, L
the beginning 81 Ar u
l6A day Of. Wsrck nah
cnjoincd upon the ~ h
'"'''''"' JoHN I'm. .. d
AzskRIaiYR, q q
SNMUEI.SI. u "a
Feb l., l65S-5' "a "a
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TIA most rcmal kab'e Temperance move.
mcnt has for some time past been pro-
crossing at Chesapeake City. 1t started, as
we have been Informed, with the drinking
men Of Tie ncishLorhood aud has extended
l,Selt until almost the whole community
there EaYc become interested in it. From
one Of the officers of The Society which has
been organized, We have the following com,
muuicatlon:
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.~Sl GIFTS
500 Gold md Spv.S !,

To be sold a shls,l, -. N
/ cheapest lot 4 sssb.,' ~ pasu.
the public. A Gtfin Jsr. y,a Ssi
ST. will be given with s,.rv 'i Y s'r'
to its value. Beng dsi,,a. "alea
goods 10 the pnbau, 10 s,js, ). y ~
ready and cash LSlei We l,s.@ NE
for their disposal EsvII '0'p
Composition Verge, open f.. !.
Fine Silver LEIPZIG, s'a
" " vcrshesvy bDss, 40
" Eng Pat. Ls, '',,as
Heavily Gold PLATED I,er
Gold Anchor, open face,
" Lever, huniinscas
I" d" beautifan.
=" English PatonlLe 1--we, en-;
{. g. ~
i" q" {" |anlN
q q I"
| wAny of the ADORE WATT,
Gift, will be sent k mi, t
losuc giving tull particuls,,w
plication TO GE0 ~,
No, 80 South I'M, w. y.
| n, f.,.Nowspra, tlra,S,,,
will receive in psyn.ut , "a, :,
Gold Pen and Cas- worth bsa .
elry Of the same value. M, y
frtt copy containing thssss a'h
! leb Is, lsJS--6w 70
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CHESAPEAKE Cry. Feb. 10. .

NHhSAiEAhE NylTH. ECD. IL, %.
Edi'or Of The CecA Whg: Perhaps it
Will be interesting lo.yonr readers to hear OF
the great Temperance movement in our town.
AT the meeting oC our Society. on January
Alb, l29 slen,d the pledge. Many of diem
were persons Of influence who are now CO.
workers with US III this great temperance
movement
Our last meeting was held in Trinity NJ
e Church, ON Monday evening last II was
addressed by McSsrs Thomas Mccoy, L. A.
Crouch, and John K. Price, after which
eighty one persons signed the pledge. The
Society now numbers JJur h"adycd a0d frette
Master DAVID Olph KarSner, ten years of age.
IN an eloquent manner made the closing adj
dress. The Society adjourned 10 meet in Trim.
lty NJ. E. Church on the LIST Of March, and a
general invitation is given to all to meet
with us. Samuel Thompson is President Of
the oocety and Z. Ii. Dunuins, Secretary.
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EXAsIIM

EXAMIN.
1NIIE undcrsipnAEi
| ners, to view co.,
irnpric,y % cl,ansit'
bic Road leading .sVN
TO kidd's Pnrcliasm'
they wiffmcet ut nPt
srdto make the cla.
day Of March mszt ,"
joined W their eois.s
R.,N.RI
AMO,LSI
I.L0lDii
Feb. IS, 1853
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-27

The CHEyAIIER WEBB M ANOTHER FRroHT.-
The Chevalier Webb has suddenly become very
much alarmed concerning the safety Of Mayor
Tiemann. We are praising the Mayor, it seems,
and his honesty as reformer, because We wish
to break him down. There may be some logic
in this, for all that we know; because when we
cannot demolish great man by fierce opposi-
ton, It very often happens that we can kill him
with kindness. Thus, if our support of Fremont,
Parker and Mayor Wood was the secret of their
defeat, our support of Mayor Tiemann may also
settle his business for him. But let the Cheva-
lier Webb apply the same rule to our support
of himself and all his grand financial schemes
for some years past, and tremble in his boots
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-27
BUNsBY AMONG THE NIGGER WORsuYPPYRs.

BuNsBY AMONG THE NIGGER WoRsuIprSRs.-
Jack Bunsby's celebrated opinion concerning
the missing ship, to wit that if 80 be that she
is gone down, then she is lost; but if so be that
she has not gone down, she is still aaoat, is pre-
cisely the opinion of the niger worshippers of
the fate of the Lecompton constitution in the
House. If they can get majority against it,
why then it will be defeated; but if 20 be that
a majority should turn up for the bill, it may
pass We accept this opinion, for within q
week it will be fully confirmed, but very much
to the CONSERVATION of Bunsby.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-27

THE News FROM CENTRAL AsERIoA--Tbe
intelligence from Central America which we
publish to day is quite interesting. Gen. Lamar,
the United States Envoy, had arrived at Granada,
and presented his credentials to President Mar
tinez, who received him with apparent cor
diality. VIM CAREY Jones' mission was con-
sidered ended, and he had left Granada
avowedly for New York. President Martinez,
az well ss the Legislative and constitutional
powers, we're busy with the consideration Of
American affairs and had extended numerous
courtesies to the American representative. Our
correspondent thinks, however, that both the
people and the government were suspicious Of
American sincerity Of desire fOf the best int
rests Of Nicaragua, and that II there was to be
treaty, England and France would be first con-
suited. An amnesty had been issued for all Nj
caraeuaa political offenders excluding, how
ever, the men who were with Walker at the
surrender to Capt. Davis. This may give
trouble to American residents charged With
completely with Walker, as they are not included
In the decree. Affairs in Central America and
Mexico are now in that condition as to require
the particular attention of our government.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-27

A BoID MAN WANTEp.-The Charleston Her
curry hopes that some bold man may be found in
Congress bold enough to rise up and denounce
the "unsoundness Of those renegade Southern
representatives" who are playing fast and loose
upon the great question of Southern rights. We
hope SO too. Let this bold man be ferreted out,
and let him speak to the said renegades in a
voice of thunder and lightning. Anything
weaker will not answer. Time is precious
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-27
70 soah Of rage 81 township g. south OF range %, saA
townships eS and %, south OF range IS, east
TIN GENERAL SEwspAPxR Despatch

nu GxaERAL krwYAPxR pRsPArH
wAsmsGros, March %, lsss-
1ns Kansas debate has nearly run GU, In tho Hove.
which adjourned five O'Clock this afternoon NO oas d.
siring 70 speak the subject
The TreasWers last weekly statement shows toe -.
cepts FOR the week 70 have been nearly oooooa Ths
amount on deposit g. 500 600, Of which 81 600 oos
subject 10 drArt three and y nfh mioas inorr.us
since ths previous week.
Tho Turkish Admira, and suite have accepted an invita-
tsa 70 vis the Red river Of the North which Ia the ss
esn boundary Minnesota the prnnoal object being y
See the valley Of the river and to engage In hunting e
elk end buffalo Il " proposed 10 the trie In Jaly
Is said that Vice President Breckinrtdge Seuasosz
Fitch and RICE, Msssrs Becker and CAvAaaugh repressu
Ut,ves nom Minnesota end Governor Nsdsry win e.
company the expedition.
Tho House was NOT ofncially informed until today Z
the passage of tbs Kansas Nebraska b4n.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has appointed copus.
SION 70 examine into the state of navigation Of Cape Rs
Eiveg. Is consists o. N. W. BAChs. J. J. Stepheoa n.
Aafnn, A. A. Humphreys. ". FrAakin and " 4 q
Wni%AuG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-27
NEW YORK LEoIsLATURR.


ALBANY, March 20, 1855.
mrxs rAsap
BILL 70 declare the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railroad
Company corporation
Bin 70 authorize tho Buffalo P;ttabrrs Railroad
pany 70 consolidate With the Buffalo and BrAniford Railroad
Company.
Tho bill 70 incorporate the Union iron Chest linking
Fund Society made the special order for IL O'Clock
ihe bin Tor ,olling railroads was postponed until rus-
day pext
10 amend the law relative 70 savings banks IN the cities
Of New York and Bsooklyn.
To amend the Law in relation 10 principal factor and
agents.
Reiaiv. 70 the appointment Of police Justices c.rss In
Amending the charter Of The University Of Buffalo
Amending The act supplying Brooklyn with water.
ReIa,iye % notices for the appointment Of Ccmnsxou-
ers 10 tahe private property for public purposes.
Amending Tho charter Of The Rochester Home Of tAs
he senate In Committee Of the whole considered TIA
act relative 70 abandoning the old canal In Port Byron
passed 10 . third reading
EVENING SESSION.
The Senate oonsidered The general orders, sna aov
tested drafts 10 cana contractors and others.
Aas.abiy.
AInASr, March 70, 1854
ne Long Island Ferry blu Wa made ths SPECIAL order
for tuesday morning.
large number Of petitions we're presented dfere.s
subjects.
sxroRs oy corxrrrgs
ny Mr. rAusa (dem)-Against appropriaung nfty per
cent Of ercss money The Inebrsis Asylum; also, By
bin, 10 submit 10 the people Law authorizing loan cf
sssccooo 70 compless The Erie canal also, by bI 70
transfer 81 200 600 balance Of appropriation for oomps
ing the Erie canal 10 The lateral canals.
W. LsrIso said that the bills we're based on the esp-
was deemed quite suelceas 70 oompsse the enlargement
The balance Of 10000 would also be sucen, 70 com
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-27

A TEMPEST IN Ts.Por--All the meetings,
pronupc,rrrse,o., warnings, notices and humbugs
Of all sorts Of the several squsbbling committees
Of Tanmany Hall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-27

6onA&O.
WASHINGTON, March %, IS6s
Ths Senate Il not IN session, having yesterday sds~sx
I'LL Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-27

Our METROPOLITAN POLICE CoxxIsaoSEw-
That venerable police officer, Dogberry, was
no fool, after all; but, according to the pro-
ceedings Of our Metropolitan Board upon the
question Of tyrannicide, be was model Of wis
dom and justice. Messrs Bowen and Company
have decreed substantially that the refn-
gee Allsep il lurking about In this
peighborhood, but that IL is none of
the business of the New York police to med
die with him. And whyi Because, granted
that be Was one OF the conspirstors against the
life OF Louis Napoleon, inasmuch az Louis Ma
poleon was not killed, Allsop has committed no
offence within reach of the law Very true, q
dozen men Of the common sort were killed, and
some one hundred s~a twenty others we're
wounded by those Internal machines, but all
this goes for nothing. Orsini, Allsop and their
confcdcratcs expected some trihing casualties of
this sort; but their special object being Louis
Napoleon, and Louis Napoleon having escaped,
the conspifators cease 10 be criminals aud be
come only the instruments of an unfortunate
accident Such IL the logic and morality OF
our Metropolitan Police Board. What nextf
SrrL HARPNG on nv DAuGH~R.-The Che
Waller Webb srosns over the fat Utah contracts
that are slipping by him, and licks his chops
like a hungry dog outside Of the kitchen bars,
but in full view Of The savory roast beef and
delicious mutton within. Why don't our Punch
of the P,o1.1n, reduce this Hne subject to
WOOD cut'
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-15
ITEMS OF FOREIGN NEWS BY THE, cry OF
WASHINGTON ~ TT fn9n ~

The English papers were generally engaged In criti-
csng the bill anending the government Of India aud
the new puojcc was In majority Of regarded I'M
N Maxxini had published lengthy masisssto In ithe
London Morning AdseItiser hs Asirssses his renAarks
10 the Emperor Napoleon Another lengthy address by
Mazzni 10 Che cnoosc Judges had also found It's way into
print. ..k,aw ..a..k..ss
The Atlantic Telegraph Company had received letter
from che Admiralty al''ossding that ~ onrssFaasy wsh
the request c tho company tho Asnnsaueu should bs
Immediately commissioned asd commanded ty 0aIeain
and that ether vseis sheald be attachcd to
the Agscmnon for the special service On which she ~ 10
be employed. '
At the Liverpool police court eighteen Of color,
comprising the ~ the shp GertsodS we're brought
up charged with nutinoM and dscseeeat cseadecs du-
ring the vsye.gc from New Orlssns ta lAycspssik Eight
Of the were sentenced to twelve months impsonT
ncnt. As.s tf ~ fgsft,f' Ss' tstH' ''s'''t \ @
lhe cotAon mill of Muss Lewis 4 Eawari Williams,
at kanclcstcr h&d been destroyed by fire, entailing
loss q SfvVooo and throwing 800 hanh ont q employ
ment. 81 ~ lesNii3fast tsft a~ AtsA'st,h'ft 80
By telegraph from the lsthmus OF sucx. ~ior news
has been received from India, intelligence from Lucknow
the ilst Of March t Colin oampill reanhed Alum
bagh aud pushed heavy free 10 the Dlkoosha Gar
dens, within q mile OF Lucknow. u ss..
- Sir James Outa, was attacked 1T the Alumhag by
large Of the enemy the 2ls Of tsbxry, and
again on the 25th On both occasions The rebels were
defeated with heavy slaughter and without css to the
On tho 9th e March, Outssm, with 5000 mon and 30 y
guns, crossed the Goomtec and took up position within
range on tho eastern side of Lucknow He was immedi-
atcly attacked but repulsed the enemy Gass3qB 20
General Franks had joined the commander In chief
with column from Garickporc 600 strong.
The army bcfOre Lucknow is stated 70 amount to 80 coo
men, with 10000 cavalry and l20 gums ~ aassea 70 q,
The general attack expected y bc commcnced about
the 10th OF March
Tho columns Of Generals Rose and Whitlock ad
wncing Jhans and Allabahad AZ to be In position
to intercept the insurgents in those dircctions
8C General Frank column had brilliant engagement
with large nases Of rebels 6handina, la which
$500 Of the latter killed or wounded, and all their
guns ttken
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-15
obituary.


Thomas r. whitney ex- member Of Congress from this
CITY, died yesterday morning at his ate residence, No
1893 East broadway. Mr. Whitney WAS native of this
city, md within fcw weeks of ftytwo years Of at
the time Of his death For tho best part Of his life he
WAS engaged in literary pursuits, and frequent con-
trbutor to periodical literature He was the author Of
several works, among them the ''Ambuscade, volume
of poems and the YAmcrcan Policy Defended y which
exposition Of the objects and aims of the know
nothing movement. When the native-Amcrican party
got power Mr. Whitney elected TO several legis
lative Offices He successivey member Of the State
assembly, Of the senate and finally he was elected TO
represent the fifth williamsburg, seventh and thirteenth
wnrs) district in the Congress Of te United States He
OF the orignaors Of the Order Of United Aer
cans and during the lest campagn strongly supported
o. family of two dsnghtcas and one SON. 81 8fi as he
Gen j. Addison Thomss of this city. died at his resi-
dcnce No 26 Champs EIysecs Paris, on the evening of
March I'll Of typhoid fever sser nm Illness Of several
weeks General Thomas graduated 1t West Point In
1884 and after serving in the army was appointed com
nandart Of corps Of cadets at that place He afterrans
left the army and entered upon the prace of the iAw In
this city lie was appointed Of tbs commissioners To
adjust claims between American citizcns and the English
government under President Fierce and afterwards be-
came Assistant Secretary OF State under Governor Marcy
hs wsS v s IL Ss
health had much improved thAs he mals journey
Havrc and supposed 70 Be rapidly sccovssng. But
relapse prostAted him, and he died after renewed i'll
ness Of only two or three days Nv. Y. Ad~rtier
Mrs. Mary n bfeckMrfdge, the grSndmochor OF the
Vice Pesden died ut the residence of her son. the Rev.
VIM l.. Brecknrdge, in Louisville, Kentucky, on the
25th ult in the nineeth year Of her age She was the
widow of John Breckndgc, who represented Kentucky
in the Senate of the United States from 1901 TO l805
when he appointed Attorney General Of the United
States by Mi Jefferson aud died while holding that Of
fee in 1906 Among the children Of Mr B. three
eminent Presbyterian divines John Robert and William
the two latter Of whom are still living.
The New Orleans papers announce the deccase OF Mr.
Oliver senator from the parish of Caahoula In the lou
hiana legislature. He was man Of many cstinabc
qualities clear thinker and ready casoncr, and above
all, u thoroughly honest and patriotic legislator.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-15
Eugene Dapuy,
Sole -igea for Pess s Lnbm's Pe.fmuy and Compounds

Sole -igpt for Posse s Lbms Ieyfmry and Compounds
TINIE agency for the United States Of Messrs. Pesse
b erfamery factors In London having been transferred
the late &to 800 broadway, (Mr
George nge being now in come zion with my beg
merchants dealers he trade generally that
a keep hand and in bond constant supply Of lbn
articles such the FrangPann perfume and R compounds the
preparations NIL their varees which may be
added time whatever said firm Introduce in
combining excellence Merchants may rely
being nlcd pramptnes
T.. DUPUY,
COZ Broadway, New York.
Tho Frangpann perfume manufactured only by Messrs
bn London and they take this opportunity caution
purchasers limitations which
degree the exquisite fragrance made by
j.. Il l.. asti -e..t .,sls5a
Frangiranni boquct. .
Frangirann hair, cxqusitely scented $50 ~
Frangpan fruit Hold their scent for and impar delight
fu fragrance 70 articles they placed near
Irangipann scented soap tEe .a5ifHsait F7 .-t%H
Frangpann inccnse. loIgs put
piece the incense upon it, and the apartment will bedcighu
pcrfumci. ftt. l
This Italian unguet for the hair Its
snpcavc fragrance has given world wide reputation
Frangpann satchet- Sold 7s III FL #F4Is 4a
March 6-2taw cs&sA3n