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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-09-10

Hearts are not trumps in great game
of life. AS sentiment the heart is COM
monty regarded as pretty, but as a fact of
little account. 1t is quite the thing to
splurge about the little beater, but the
world really holds it in no more estimation
than did Shylock. Money is the trump
card, and to which all others in the pack
pay homange. If any dispute this, let him
open his eyes and look about him.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-09-10
.H When stranger treats me

-" When a stranger treats me with
want of proper respect" said a philosophic
poor man, " I comfort myself with the re-
Election that it is not myself he Sights, but
my old shabby coat and hat, which, to say
the truth, have no particular claims to adj
miration. So if my hat and coat choose to
fret about it, let them it is nothing to
me-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-09-10

Boss, l want twenty-five cents" said
jour printer recently to his employer.
twenty-five cents! how soon do you
want it, William %
"Next Tuesday week"
GAS soon as that? You can't have it;
I've told you SO often that when you were
in want of any large sum of money you
must give me at least four weeks notice,
for you ought to know that nobody pays
the printer"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-09-10
The MARYLAND Legislature in its efforts

to so frame registry law as to exclude the
colered voters from participating in the
Baltimore city election, without revealing
it's purpose, has made pretty tumble, so
that without violating the law the election
cannot in reality take place on the day
prescribed by law, the fourth Wednesday
in October. Though things are in mud
die as to the way out of this difficulty, the
Democratic Boards Of Registration see
their way very clearly out Of one difficulty.
The law requires that the registry shall
give the voters residence, but they have
procured an "opinion" from Isaac D.
Jones, Attorney General, that it is only
necessary to designate the precinct to
which he belongs. This, Of course, opens
wide the door of fraud. If man declares
he lives in certain house, and does not,
the falsity of the assertion is easily proven,
but if he merely designates his precinct, no
other man can certainly swear that he does
not live there. The desperate Democracy
are determined to hold on to Baltimore,
and will stoop to any frauds to accomplish
their purpose.-Er.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-09-10

"A certain amount of opposition is a
great help to a man. Kites rise against
the wind, and not with the wind; even a
head wind is better than none. No man
ever worked his passage anywhere in a
dead calm. Let no man wax pale, there
fore, because Of opposition; opposition is
what he wants and must have, to be good
for anything. Hardship is the native soil
of manhood and self-reliance.
He who cannot abide the storm without
flinching, lies down by the wayside to be
overlooked or forgotten.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-09-10
400 Yards of MaIIaIieu,s Kersey
NOTICE..
THOMAS McVEY,

HANNAH MARIA BROWN.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chancery
August 0, 1870
ORDERED That the sale made and reported by John f.
Wilson, Trustee for the sale of the real estate in this
be ratified and confirmed unless to the
trary be shown or before the thirteenth day of Octo
her, next provided copy of this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed at Ekton, week for
month before the thirteenth day of September, next
The Report states the amount sales he $245.GO
DAVID SCOTT. Clerk.
True copy; test DAVID SCOTT,
Aug 49, 1ST0-lm Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-09-10

SPIcE.-Suppose the devil had his due,
where would all the Radicals be ?-Tuskeyee
Neaos.
Passing water through Hell's iron gates
to thirsty Democrats inside.-Ala6ama
State Journal
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-09-10

"A young gentleman recently found
himself in company with three young
between them. "You will rob YOURSELF"
exclaimed one of the damsels. "Not at
all, replied the innocent; 81 have three
or four more in my pocketv'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-09-10
TO FARMERS,
BONE DUST.
BONE DUST.
P GU DIR q T T d.

THr CHEAPEST AND BEST FERTILIZER E1rAxr.
S22 per Ton; 40 Cts. per Bush.
Especially prepared for trhea rue, tarnips and grass
1t has equal for all kinds Of Grain and Vegetables
subsantiatcd by references unsurpassed for reliability
IT Is A NATURAL MANURE FREE ADuLrER ATOM
Every ton is taken from the privy well under
supervision, it being important branch of bust
ness, having for twenty years sold it its merits,
and the demand constantly increasing have extended
customers while retaining old patrons with
best Fertilizer at fraction of the extravagant prices
of the many manufactured compositions called fertilizers
1t is safe to predict at far distant day experience
will prove there but two fertilizers beside good farm
yard manure, PouDRErrE and Cuano the only natural
i'll the market The farmer lily afford to
squander his money the many manufactured compost
ons ebazoned through the columns of the rural press
fertilizers. The PorDRETTE is free from odor and
agreeable to handle apply Our factories open for
the inspection of all interested in the of Poudrette
Price S22 per ton. CHARLES + STEWART,
Successor to A Peysson0
Office No. GoLpsNTH's HALL 400 LIBRARY Street. back
of Post Office PHILADELPHIA lang Is, 1s70-7w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-09-10
Never Intentionally wound the feelings

Never Intentionally wound the feelings
of anybody. The good opinion of the
world is the very best kind you can have,
and the more the better. The man or wo-
man who says he or she dosen't care a pin
what the world thinks or says, gives utter
ance to what they know is absolutely false.
We do care, and it is we'll We do; and those
are gravely mistaken who say they do not.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-09-10
MISSOURI COUNTY BONDS.

Separate pamphlets for each county, containing an
official financial statement and full information sont
application. Information cheerfuy and promptly fur
nshed by letter wire. Bonds delivered free line
of any express route. ANY bonds sold by with cou-
pons payable at points outside Of New York City, will
be collected and RENTED fni. free of all charges.
Address SAM'L A. GAYLORD & CO,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-09-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AGENTS WANTED FOR
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Phases ofLONDONL LIFE

L TIdI6tS OI AAo1NONIIN IlVN 10
BIZ DR.. j. Kiruan, the aoell knoon Journalist
A beautiful Octave, fully illustrated Contains a
graphic and truthful statement of the Sights Secrets
Sensations of the great city; its high and low life
from the Queen in Buckingham Palace to the Scarlet
Woman of Pimco; from the Vagabond in PrnCely
Robes to the Condemned Criminal in Newgate. The
most popular and saleable book in market Circulars
and sample pages sent free. Address
BELKNAP BLISS, Hartford, Conn.
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LOUIS F. DIETRICH,
General Commission Merchant,
No. 81, Pratt Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
BONE DUST!

The subscriber has just erected at his farm near the
city. the most improved machinery for making BONE
DUST and is ready to fill orders for quantity,
which will be delivered at tine shortest notice.
The BONE DUST will be finer than any heretofore
made by him mo chemical process resored toy enabling
the Farmer or Planter to sow it with the Drill
MR.. SAMUEL SANDS, well known to the Farmers
and Planters Of the United States the former Editor
of the American Farmer and Rural Register will have
Pratt and will be happy to receive the visits orders
of his old friends.
$45 per ton, put in new bags. No charge for bags.
Farmers and others invited to visit my works,
have nothing to conceal.
My men have nothing nice to perform, therefore
have no non admittance" signs my premises
Persons free to examine my factory and the n.odus
operdndi of Dust making
afford pay 5, 10 20 per cent. to commits
sion merchants as my profits exceed per cent
Bone Dust, manufactured by me, is simple, and
Is quality cannot be made to conform to the price,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-09-10
ORPHANS, COURT.

TTNHE STATED MEETINGS of the Orphans Court Of
l. Cecil county will be held on the second TUESDAY
in every month. Executors Administrators and Guar
dians wanting their stated will please bring
in the vouchers a few days before Court.
REUBEN D. LAMAR,
Nov 80, 1917 Register.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-09-10
The ONLY MARYLAND COMPANY,
OUR COMP NY,

gotten up to afford opportunity for all to insure without
sending money out Of the State.
must he clear to every intelligent mind, that il We
secure ths largest prosperity to State and the
people Individually, must build up institutions,
by keeping capital at home.
Inc laws Of trade commerce, sefntcrcst and selfre-
spee' combine to make this the Company for Maryland
.;d the Five Million Dollars Of State
huaiy or insurance been invested at home it would
nave toid upon own wealth and commerce.
nope Dy care prudence economy and strict integ
10 eri, anu secure for the future have done
IN the past the cooperation and patronage Of the people
, in all parts of our State
1t is gratifying to all true friends of Marylands in
terest that grea want of State is suplied in tho
entire success of this Company
Re1erenccs;-Gov oden Bowie, j. Thompson Mason
Judges Hayden, Grason, Miller and Naprnder AIR q
hI am D. lamar VIM Jones, job Haines, Hon
Tuft. A. '""ar ana ~ IL.
now, gentlemen. yon have chance to nsnre in uood
:ahd perfectly reliable company under our own control
Appncatons may be had from DAVID WAY and y. WESLEY
Feb 49, ls7O-Iy AA""'i"efS'
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III RErryUE HLiCAlAIIEns.

CuN rnmrut ono to be hppont,l 1,
Watch ~ Aoin-IutcrView wuh IuiVc
ii,Ir, p0n -D"iunO NJ tho /. str.1t Al
tOr4t5's House,
\ scS reporter enjoyed remarkable interview
"it' Judeo uuTclout yesterday. on entering The
Ifrorce ne lound thc Juigc engaged ia conyrr..
con wit, the Hon. Is r. Tncg, uo U. >. Distr.ct
Attorney OF ~. .ut u. corcc.alng 'hc moirucs 4"
hearing was coon granted The sJs reporter, and
a bref dialogue loo ed, uua;
aLgoHrEI. u understand tnat oaIcers In Mr.
tt,aota service nave pguh red number O!
.. os against importers puC wholesale dealers AN
a-o-.cp May ask whether you have cxamiuel
,-.-, JlIsof
,.u.a t,urtr tr.--Nlt vet, have heard ,ha,
''tlt- rretr.gi.ies-, We have Lkcn no seti,a
I..u .iem as Q.
rrra.-IIe merchants Involved rcrari The
.cotlnr, az pt'rn-cohe. have culed uron tii,ul.
10 uoy t'Hi That ,nc men who bought bot;ks Of
.-at extract irom them prof, sscd tat they
r'r. or -cIail customers, and tl,t tscn rey were
iv.i 10 notices % pnS ameuuts VorNFy IRON
JUunE rIEHRNroSr -Vr. Pnsps, lone OF the
A''s an Dstrcg Attorn VI spoKc 70 eeout The
.. ..i',. thi~ Nnlnnr, arG we Grc gO,ng 20 examine
-. 4.-'c'I b oa'crs before We entertain these
Hrht a ut to tppD'ut an Onicrr 10 Hr}estcato the
.' 's'iioicd Dy Mr. Dnieher's men before they
.., lTu- .HI,i
Jatlc FvurTout here lenncd bsck In lie chmr
1.i in rr'oul,imeut on tas sutcHto OF
g.. D. AID, "whcro Ind yoa get that in.
oldgc.
net I.ag-- ! out mus, tell me your
lrih o.
irr71ra 80. 1couro,. Is e true Jadgei
JIr.A !lit.. r' .r-- ics, IL As we; mt Low yua
lu' nave g'' O. tr M tell Tho PROPOSITION was
.rrl mac I 400 % Commissioner Dclcno IN my
house last r'si nud al arrangement was then made
10 lTc an u@aD .irH.u .ut,i
li1'WEE 2 pos, YOU tre nov convinced ihn,
'"t ~" .-.- .H ca. % u The NurnIug
- Dnt iiffi'i I'll / rewemh fund the
'ih'u Jndi' g. .itfcssci the Hon, dT. Iracyt-
ittcr way. --i 10 uc b. e. Marshal Bi,Aow
.H1y i"u. puf- ..o.c u was li.ycred, ana wlisn
't - "I ~ no iF Of uisd, OF cou -e, tuat had
o.. .l-k.'
IID4 pulsr q Z Irtor, ..,
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
D4sHES BERE AND THERE M TIE
SUNS REPORTERs.

Iusaui'y in n Prayer Needing Prayer in
spite Of the Pre- iiina Onicer's Bell
Prayer Despite the singing OF tho Con.
grcuation-Prnyer Even whiio the SEX
ton was Pu,tinu him ont.
NJ the Fulton street MONDAY prayer meeting
yesterday, sranger of respectable appearance
and volunteered 70 lead In PRAYER Hc rrsycd with
marked unction and fcrvor, until the limit allotted
to each participant IN the cScrc.acs-f,c minutes
had expired, when the leader of the meeting tap Cd
his bell, as an intmation that the timc had cxuired
stll the dc'om stranger prayed on covering tire
whole broad field OF Christian socitude IN lis fer
vent appeals. The bell was tapped again. and again
unhecdcd Finally, one OF the brethren approached
the persistent petitioner, and touching him on the
shoulder. reminded him that his limit Of time had
expired But the praying stranger failed to comply
with this direct intimatlon, and continued to pray
on MS though he bad accepted st. Pauis inirnction
70 pray without ccasing,' In a literal sense
Finally tic leader gave out hymn. and invited the
CONGREGATION TO unite In singing. paying attention
To the applications Of the stranger. But still the
latter prayed raising his voice SO ~ 70 be heard
above tho voices united singing. At last the sex
ton was summoned, and with the aid OF some Of tho
brethren, the unceasing supplant gently elected,
sn elevating his voice In prayer as the church door
closed upon him. 1t was ascer,ained that the man
insane.
The sun., 1870-02-19
4 WIFE's TEsTI.MONr RULED oUE

The Assault In tho Cemetery Of the Ever
urcens-rhc subsequent Death OF Airs.
spnt1-Thc Conviction Of n-Curiou- :
Inv Point Sustained by the Supreme
Court.
Michael spaiz sued James Lyon for an assault
upon HE wife Mary In October 1864, IN Evergrcens
Cemetery, INJECTING injuries upon her Of which she
died about year stcrward On the trial the hus.
band testified that his wife came home M: that She
complained Of an assault that had been committed
upon her by man who had around him several
dogs that she gave account In detail Of the oe
currencc, describing the offender o. a man with
dogs. who had assaulted her that she then at her
husbands request after little while. went out with
HIM to find the man that they went 10 the place AZ
which tho assault vas pcrpctratcd; that there wsro
Cyid nces o. q struggle there and that they feuuA
the defendant within 800 feet OF tue bace with Ills
dogs. whom she at once idcnuhed as the person /
whom she had been injured.
The defendant objected on the trial 10 the admis-
sion Of the statements made by the wife TO her bus.
band amer she returned home, and the subsequent
statement 10 show who committed the assault.
The decision Of the General Term. rendered vcs
Improperly admitted, and anrming u order f,,r a
new trial mainly ON the ground that the statement of
the wife dcntiy ING tho defendant was the da after
the occurrence.
Judge BRADY dissentcd, hohling that the testimony
so fr as embraced tne declarations of the PLAIN
tus wl'e In the account Of the occurrence and tie
recognition OF the defendant by her was Ia his iudy
ment not within the exception VI tie rule against
ltarsay evidence; and was . part OF the re. 0esf,e
from tlie necessity OF the case
Lyon was convicted of the assault In n criminal
Prosecution upon tue evidence OF Mrs. spatI before
her uCAth.
The sun., 1870-02-19

Gle ueorqe T. Jackson iss Rast estb s, mi, feotu,.
day) morning al II O'CLOCK
lflIONg-,On Thufadav. Feb H. Mary A nm dan gb,er
ofRose and thc late john tillon OF IIs eountv sv,
Ife aud, aged % years, N''eN
The relatives and rie OF the fanr are
requested 10 aicii hef funeral rom her Iate rcsg
donce, iOi Fast lGth A. on SATURDAY Fen 10 al i v
o'clock. HeT remains will be nterrciin Calvary Gene
tory ~N0
NcKENZIE On Tturstov F.h u fobn & oidas,
son OF jobn ana Am MI, mia p b,. jist v,ot ' ''
Te rc ntvcs ava rr,ef a ~ tla ton nTs ros mot,
niilv nVited 10 sttrnI ia iper,i s, mo ,ctsdp c
OF his faihSr ilj Monroe ill., on sindav Fe5 9l at iI
O'clock without fr .l,cr Vii mon we " ~ n
R.vWoNi / onGr ~, III II iyn'A NJ protno,s van
r ~ n ~ ~ - fi' IT, ASp ~ l. you
lS q d'st snn Of IA, ,i,ar ,i,Ld,oi az Ia V,nSonc
H. on sunday ISea 31 at IA ocio.t "' ~ 4O"''
'' v" Hu"' W. ~ w - ~ SeNo,v c,ro,..,
notruFpy o, rhrr,o, ~ ~ tL ti,,
81 tis tra,a - .n s."t '"' i'' """ nVuoe'S'
roo @ '.' nv, "i W @ m Z yfho family and ,nerbo.
of W iand bn,,.r u'U 'ha"Y ~ W. "tYY,,V.,
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corn ExcHIyoE B4xx coRyERED.
Wealthy Corporation which wanted
WORK Done for Notllng-A Kemiuisccn q
Of HlUck fridRy-A Clerk, suing, WiH-,

wealthy Corporation which wanted
WORK Done for Notiing-A KemInisrcn q
Of Hluck friday-A Clerk, suing, WIn-,
The case OF James II. Symcs agt. Tho Now
York Gold Exchange Bauk. being the flr,t OF a mum
Der ot ease, came on for Trial THURSDAY morning
after number Of adjownmeuts, bafore Ills BJtor
judge Quinu, IN the Fist District Court. The
court room was wei 1ied with throng attracted
by tic Interest of the cl-c, II being test suit ihst.
tlied by one OF the clerks OF the defendants for c1
TIA work and 'eIFieos ren iered during the Black
friday and thc ensuing days, In balancing up AZ!
adjusting -,ltcr hts " tie Bunk.
MI jesse h. fuilong, for plaintiff, ollled and OK.
auine1 Ne symes. who swore that he had been TO-
mstY years 10 ue employ OF the Bank. whose rs.u.
lar hours were from 10 4. ". to3P. VI, and were
only cAic ioI when a clerk lal made some error In
bis "b1anccs,' and thu, di not orcn occur
Wien i dit thcy yorremaioed later than o'clock
l. NJ. That hc performed tn'Se extra services long
after hG-uc-s ionrs, and on some occasions had 10
roman '.i night at the bank even wvgNlus tIr,l
For TINS the Benk refused him compensation. anil
on TUG 10TH vt November DISCHARGED him p1yIng
oiy ms regular salary. A numbsr Of his brother
Cl'rks in a Ike condition gave similar testimony
Mr. ,roN.A, for The dcfenllnts. ctIti Mr. Roborts
one Of lLc vrcers Of tLe BinN 10 prove that the
liAhuh did not re- der all the services he had
sIme Nas rAurbiant
NJ. conrad Jo,dan, n,o recover Of defendant.
lcsuhed mat the pamtiG vrs IN the defendants
cmI. I.uv. INd bal done nOt.uur more than v-,s ry.
I,cicI OF him; tl.t il vas not cnstumary icr binks
l. lN tleir emp'u. rre tOr ovtr,,ork: that his bank
uii not dos he had paid some OF tlc r.crk- $50.
9,.d one $HO Ton >'nlcrs To- hn us such receiver
IL atcluel To swear what Nj. Symt-s service ~
Wcra wort o. II Wnrtl uuythlng.
Ali-T "tnrr lc-unJny hat been taken, the Court
~ the IlluuG
The sun., 1870-02-19
THE RINo,s Lzsf jon
Tue siriltors Thrustina their Hands into the
Property Holders PocketsJThe Ring TO

Tue Siriltors Tbrusfina their Hands into this
Property Holders PocketsJThe Ring "a
receive Onc-bn ftho Contract price.
resolution was presented before the Assist.
ant Aldermen yesterday providing for the paving oil
Twenty sixth, Twenty seventh. Twenty-eghth, and
Thirticn streets from the Sixth avenue to Iud son
River, with a new style Of wooden pavement called
tho stow Foundation pavement. The proposed
Pavement is said to resemble the Nicoson but as
yet Inns not been tried in this city except, perhnps
on a iall block on MAIDEN lane. Tnoircsoution on
rrc.cnt'tOn was warmly supported by thu needy
Aldermen, but few Of the mombcrs Of that bo "
srenuously opposed IL without avail A remon.
STRANGE signed by a number Of the property holders
representing about six hundred lots in the streets
interested, was presented by Assistant Alderman
tchichtng nut II was not read, ana WINS referred TO
tho Committee on Streets, where IT will PROBABLY lie
until the Job ls completed
Tho expense OF the propcrty holders on the streets
mentioned will be about $500 TO eacn lot OF twenty.
five lect The bill was passed by the Assistant Al.
dcrmCn by 10 To ;, and yet scarcely single proDtrt
holder. certainly not one tisiBtCrCstcd In tile lob
was found to advocate the measure,
The STREETS proposed tO be 80 paved from the
Tenth to the Eleventh avenue have not yet been
graded, while from the Eleventh avenue to the river
they not even opened. The property holders ~
tic neiahorhood most largely interested, fcl Just
y Indignant at this attempt OF the Ring strikers to
rob tiem, aud having presented u reinonsusnce Of
which the Assistant Aldermen took notice, In.
tend TO call an Indignation meeting.
II IA said that the proposed new pavement is 20 be
paid for by contract az s. per SQUIRE ynri one half
OF which, rumor says " Intended for tho pockets OF
Of oner streets with the same kind Of pa, nj Is
proJec ted.
The sun., 1870-02-19
THE GREAT FOOL FISHERY.
.,sIITTLB JOKER AWdY DOWN Nv
'" THE DIRIGO STATE.


,.v rool, Feed Alien & Co. OF Aunu-tn-
rorunc. without Number for the IDdus-
,.,ou.-iiow Roses Turn TO A-hrs-A Fu. I
nascr,pt,,u Of the DowE East JOher.
The srrant rogues who live upon the cupidi'y
,,u,, ity of others and who cougrcrCte chiefly
49,. city. br: have branches throush shout tae Union,
20. recently received a back.sct from the lost
D,n,rt pcnt ~ hich has ordered that their letters
nj, cysry case be sent dircc Ito the Dead Letter
os,sin Washin.ton. This action, however, has only
.c,lel the svindl ,rs to change q cir tactics, but
,..,ctlyun, means turned them aside from their
,srpo,e to deeeS tic uuNary TO tue cnd VI tho
sP,cr.
ALLEN CO. OF AUGUSTA.
rNe following very pla"siblo and apparently hon.
.t md dsincrostcd advertisement has been eAteh'
,,.ly published throughout the couutry North aud
su,h East ard West, and no doubt hts been the
mans OF dupiny many poor man and woman:
no THE wotKtNG CHASING ARE now prepared
"a mrrsh all clas g ith constant employ me II 1t
,sn e Whole u Tie time. or for The spare INC nenfs
sIsriy earn frjn, ;Oc. 20 o ~ eyeulnT and RIO
,otonal sum h, devoiing their whole time TO the ous
fssi Is a, so See ih. notice NAV scfd hei al ard
@ s Ss NOT well .asGd We Il ssad Il to o. pay for
n gsnnl, o. wGit99s. 9 Ill paltculs.s, ylina1le
~, x lie lSoHlss Lbera,v COn,pGn,oS- oi The
Hrest and best family newspap ert sd-aI sent
sSt. ,iSresi E.t' ALIEN 4 cG., Augusta, Ma,Se
VIC have made some inquiries ani 1nl that this
advertisement answers two PURPOSES, namely: II Sc.
sures subscribers to weekly paper published by
Alien 6 Co, as medium for advertising their other
wares more generally Second, the fools OF ava
nsoSs persons, OF whose number no definite idea
an be formed, are expected to undertake agencies
" canwssers for this paper and for the sale OF
gambler Of quack compounds, the recipes for making
shich, together with samoles, will be seat by NAL
utxpress on receipt OF certlin Gums, watch vary
rtlrding to the importance AMI use of the article,
ron ll.JO TO t43g each. From the number OF let
srs received Ia the Sun ONCE aud the pers stency
.ah which Alien & CO. advertise throu ,nout the
puntry. We Judge tnat ihcS must be dOiag a yery
togf,sling Ousiness,
DESCRIPTION o. rue JOKER.
Thl, the roalcr may the better understand the
uure OF the stun ne may expect, and the pTices 4
,R have TO pay Tor It, VIC trnu-crbc isw II the
uoles, together with their tiiccs and the imagin-
ny pronts TO he derived from then:
The sun., 1870-02-19

These figures rcpre.out the dimensions Of o
JOB in tie Eighteenth and Tw,uty-nrst words Of
B-oolyn for the construction Of a mun sewer fir
draining surface water from the ic anl a-u. lots Of
Close wards, and for yi'.Ae suhi-cacy Of DIRT
nee Of cost, for grading certain los oNue by poll
ucion who concocted The seteHe ior conveying tAc
refuse and slup. from une par. Of Brooklyn to be
+. emp,ied nto another ward of the sanc city. A a
well attended meeting, ,al',l by the n.1wayue I'm.
rr1vcment Association, whC q ere was q great IN
fcrrt &c 0t opinion ~ 20 the avlufnges 10 he erypd
nom tic construction OF Ic sewer at tins tiIne by
the taxpayers, here wac only me ODlnOn concern.
ifg The bcntnts To be d Uycd BY the shrcNd poll
hcaus, who combine "a lOiat tnt r mproV, men g
jobs ron culhble iity, Who arc, IL seems,
not yot suIlcIenllY tlXc l.