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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-03-31
License Notice.

n Office is hereby given that the nm.
~ 6crsigned will apply for license :,
INC June term, 1871. Of tho Dni.o -
county commissioners, under Tie nros
VISIONS VISIONS OF an act entitled IAN act 10
r"s".a!c and Iiccnsc the sale Of spiritu.
gus, vinons: malt, and other Intoxicating
LIQUORS. The place Of sale will he ,,no,,
INC premises occupied by him. the nrn'
clsc location Of which Is as follows: In
o \" on the south-llalr Of lot M
w. on the east side Of the Public Suuarc
: shown BY reference to The rccori".i
own plat Of the town OF jasper. him.
bridge township, Dubois county mi;
~" a. ANDREW J. MtNERNEY
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RAILROAD PETITION. petition for
an election in Columbia township in this
county, upon the question of subscribing
ak thousand two hundred and eighty
dollars to aid ia tho construction of the
Rockport andNorthcrn Central Railway.
provided said road is built 10 Mitchell.
was presented to the County Auditor
last Saturday, together with a petition
requesting him TO call tho County Com.
missioncrs together IN special session, 10
act upon said petition. Tho Auditor Il.
sac6 call for the Commissioners 10
meet on Monday mex, 'and it is probable
an election will be ordered for the first
week in May.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Elias l.. Brewer, !
vs..
America Cooper and
James 4. Ferguson.
before John Frcybcrgcr, Justice Of N,
Pcacc OF HARRISON Township. Dubo;.
county, Indiana. ''
II Appearing by affidavit of comnc.
- tent person. now on file IN NV Office
that said defendant, James +. Fcruusnn
Is q proper and necessary partv H. th;s
action, the same being an action on Noic
ana that the residence Of the said ,lclrn.
dant is unknown. ''''N - ' ~ -
Notice is hereby given TO said ,lcren-
dant, James I. Ferguson, OF the pen,lem-
~ of this action, and that the same vii,
stand for trial ut my office on Inc a7tb
day Of May, A. ID. 1871, at two ocIocl
y. M. fs4l wW N.tI.l 4#. h,
March, A. ID. 1871. Wy ~
=. join FKEYDER(;ER. ~
WILL. y. TKAyLER, Attorney.
March 81, 1671.W3,
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~ Wendell Phillips, the great Rail-
cal pioneer md leader, in his New York
speech Of the 9Th inst, said Of the Re-
publican party, whose father lie NAV lc
said to be: "Tle Republican party II.
self, with its brow covered with lanrls
is rotten to tho core rotten 10 the core
with tho scrvility to wealth and ca,,;,,l
at Washington
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az The Little Corporal for April !.
received, and is as bright and attractive
as ever. Among the articles WORTHY o,
special mention is "IIow Statucs ar.
Made" by Frances l.. Willard: sCir,s q,
the Far Morrill, by Susan COOLIDGE
Birds and their Ways" by Pariza,l,
=. Ila'lcway; and stories by Luci,
Chase Bell, Mrs. T.. L. rrcntiss. and oil,
CT wcll-known writer's. In the limo q,
Poetry. there are april Showers" bv
tho Editor. Emily Huntington Miller
Getting Up Stairs" by Helen L. I,ost.
wick; "IIow the Poem is Borr,." by jon,
Benton. The April number begins a
new quarter, and The publisher apno,,.
ces that subscriptions may begin with
this number, though back numbers CIV,
always be supplied. Terms $50 a year.
sample number. with Premium List
free. Address the Publisher, John ~
Miller, Chicago.
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o"' '"e huntington "d"A-kN~ Aarl u is7t.
+ The First Colony Of the scasom (,
the burlington Il Missouri XIV
or Railroad Lands.
: On Thursday mosMing last, the l5tl
instant, the first colony Of the pr.scm
season. bound Ia the lands Of the Il. &
NJ. u. X, passed through This city. "a a,
early hour.
The headquarters and starting point
of this colony was NJ Lynn station. on
the Rockford, Rock Islam. and 81. I.oui.
Railroad, town about thirty miles
north Of Monmouth, the junction point
OF the above railroad and the e. E.& o.
II. II.
They consisted Of two full train loads
OF sixteen and fifteen cars respectively.
and presented promising appearance
FOR tho future, as they passed through
TIC city, running closely together.
The thirty-onc ears consisted Of four
large H. A. NJ. coaches. holding pas.,n.
gers equivalent to two hundred and Tel,
full fares. six cars horses. eight cars COW.
and young cattle, five cars household
goods, and eight cars wagons and agri-
cultural implements. They were dcs-
tined to the lands lying around and
about Rcd Oak Junction. aud the u. 4
N. branch road to Nebraska City.
We understand that this is the first of
series Of such trains, which will he run
during the season for the ira transportation .
IF colonists and settlers bound to the B. /
\ NJ. lands in Southern Iowa and Ne
)raska. -
The plan which las been adopted b,
he railroad company has bccn 10 use
very means 10 induce settlers 10 carry
With them their stock. and agricultural
Implements, and all the useful and lux
lrious surroundings of their old homes
ND SO ronder themselves rs comtortablei
nd independent in the new country to
which they go, as they were in that
which they left. Sncll transportation is
cndcrcd practicable, easy AMI comfort
BILE, by the Il. & NJ. Railroad Company {
settlers with low rates OF |
rcight and passage from their starting
ONT 10 destination. and by furnishing
nrs and coaches which go straiyh,
trough, without any change. TO lcstina-
on so that the settlers starting from
olumbus, indianapolis, Peoria. Detroit
Chicago in body, can go through ia
ny point in Iowa or Nebraska. without
iangc. and at such rates as render il I'm. ,
nccssary to adopt The old custom oil
ling of stock and household goods =
I'd starting in tho legendary Prairie!
choOmrr." ~ .i.. Il. aH /,
The Nebraska lands of the raiIroa,i d
'mpany are attracting considerable ~.
htiOn, not only from their fertility and
neral adaptation for farms and l,nu,cs.
It from the fact that lying in large bod !,
$, opportunities are offered for location, X
settlements aud colonies.
NJ"Lct yonng men remember tl.a,
cir chief Happiness depends upon their.
ltll in women. No worldly wisdom.
misanlhropic philosophy. no gene
lization can cover or weaken this fun. 4
mental truth. II stands like the rec. VI
4 Of God himsclf-ior it is nothing
is than this and should put an ever
ting seal upon the lips that arc won,
speak slightingly Of women"
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~ The Legislature Of Mississippi has
actually voted down a bill intended ~
make the negro better than a white man.
Docs not that State stand in need of re.
construction! It's becoming disloyal /!
And then to think il is the home Of tho
saintcd Rcvcls and Of the prosecuted ca.
DICT, Smith. How arc the mighty fallen I,
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GIVE call particular attention to The
advertisement Of Charles Egg, in another
column. lie has just opened a stove
and tinshop opposite tho post Office, and
intends to keep constantly on hand all
articles usually found in first class tin
shop. Give him a call.
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or The news OF the wheat nrosnoc, 4
most encouraging for a large crop.
Everywhere il looks luxurious and bean.
tiinl. II never looked better in This
vicinity. In Illinois the largest CROP
ever harvested is anticipatcd.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-03-31

RAILROAD MEErixGs. Judge Dclsr,l
'cr addressed a large number Of on
people upon the prospects and advami
ages Of the Rockport railroad, ON Tues
day evening last, at the Court House
lilo represented the present condition o
the Company 10 be very favorable 10 IL,
early completion, aud stated that all thai
was now in the way Of mn early com.
n'cnccmcnt Of the work was the raising
along the line OF the road about S35,COO
to make the donations reach the sum al
2oO,tW dollars, Of which amount il MAS
expected this township would contribute
about three thousand dollars. The feel
ing at the close Of The meeting was good.
and.a portion Of the money was sub
scribed. The rest ought 10, and We have
no doubt will bc, readily obtained.
Judge Pierce spoke to a fair audience
on Thursday afternoon, ut the same
place, in behalf Of the Indiana Mineral
Railway enterprise, and presented in an
able manner the advantages and claims
OF that enterprise to the people. lie
read to them copy Of notes which the
Company arc taking, by which the civ
crs propose to pay to the Company sucl,
st'msas they may subscribe, provided
the Company build and complctc their
road within three years from tho first of
March. 1871, and in consideration Of tho
money SO paid the Company are to issue
Ickcts for transportation OF freight or
passengers over the road.
After the Judge was through, remarks
'o'n'ncndatory Of tho fairness of the
proposition, and Of the advantage of &C.
uring, if possible, two railroads to
ut- town, were made by Mcssrs. Buctt-
cr, lierbig and Doanc, when the meet
ng adjourned. and tho people took time
study over it. 1t would certainly be
great thing for Jasper, and indeed for !
u of Dubois county, if both Of these /,
Enterprises could be carried to complc-
on, and our people can afford 10 give /,
berally to secure them.
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I}I"I-I..S
SARSApARII,LA!

n. L"r,s. April ~.
In acMS RrLL-Desr ST. Knowing the se1~je.., ~
your Ssrsarsri'la and The healing and bcnshaI as.
'es Possesses send you the follow ing s, n ss, "
oner and confined for six months Being n.c,~d y. a.
Ten, my wounds have not healed yet have M, a., =,
moncni since was wounded. ! am phot through me
nps ny Srncral health 10 impaired, and need str.e.
tnhg 70 assist nature have faith in your Sar.
sapsr'i,a man anything else wish that 20 b., ssnr.
me. feass express me half = dozen hotties spd ckIrs
~. A., - CAPTAIN A.. r. JOHNSON
.,r y. Mr.yohW"n WAS he son a skillfui n.rs,~s
LIS II hcr isierds. ana fes Nnssv
scroIuIa and Fever Mrs. johnson states that he
cures euecsd We're utmost mir scalons Read N JcS,
na TOT extended information aud advice In yCvr csse
NY journal contains certificates Of ~rnsn. r~rsoa.
ministers and medical ncnisscn who are iNo~ hore n
. ms ,c'mnu.ty Tor integrity snd 'eracy. have re-
Gently received most remarkable certificate from -
eminent gentleman IL Louisville. John n, III
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Il L /. Is
" orn Destroyer
ESrK,cr ~ a IErrEa FROM GnoEsIA.

EXTRACT ~ LETTER. FROM GlOI4IA
NILiAS.w. waistrCe Ga
:. June ~.
Ips JomS Est-i~sr Sir: . have recent, ri, ~,
arm destroyer ~rai trials and N, 4, ord, t.,
sn'cn."us IS NOS n. ina single instsrce - ks.s
Tue wished tr elect. am doing pretty large semr,fy
netcr AMI have daily IRE for article tf thr biaa
am, air. mort respectfully.
JrtIrS F.tl.EMExT Mp
" > ;" unqualified and numerous sr. IL. tss,ips
mails N iaf"r ii my w"m r.s'rner Thai n.~,,ssss
space " entirely ft" .nial I" ,rii ~ merits
- an 'n'aiit!e r~p,'i, s.r Wmpts Try 4, snA -
"n''H''a See my J-.rual fer . more full dererr,cs
jONN plkk
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MARRIAGE.-Leigh Hunt concludes nj,
essay ON marriage as follows: "Thcre
is no one thing more lovely in this life
more full of the divincst courage. than
a yonng maiden from her past life, from
her happy childhood, when she ran,bletl
over every field and moor around her
home; when mother anticipated her
wants and soothed l1cr little cares. when
brothers and sisters grew from merry
pIaynatcs 10 loving, trustful friends ::
from Christmas gatherings and romps
the summer festivals in bower or gar.
den, from the rooms sanctified BY the
death OF relatives: from tile secure back-
grounds of her childhood, and oirlLood,
and maidenhood, looks out into the dark
'iid unilluminatcd future. away from all
that, and yet unterriGcd, undauntcd
leans i'cr fair cheek upon her lovers
breast, and whispers. Dear heart. n
cannot sec. but believe. The post w.s
beautiful, and the future l can trust
WITH THIEF"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-03-31

1scnator Stevenson, Of Kentucky.
says there are more crimes committed
dai'y IN Cincinnati than in the whole Of
the State Of Kentucky. -f
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-03-31

GA Glorious Example -That Of
New Hampshire. IN rcpudiating Grants
Administration. Let Connecticut fol.
low IL.
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ADMINISTRATORS IoT,s,,;

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. :
NOTICES hereby given, that tho
~ undersigned has been spnoirind
administrator Of tho estate ~ Joh,'
= miller, late Of Dubois County, Indiana.
Said estate Is probably insolycut.
March 81. 1s7l-w3,
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~ What is the price Of water lots IN
Ban Domingo since the New IIamp.
shire election? Has Gen. Grant got an,
for sale:
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SSnSc NOt1cc.
NOT!CE is hereby given, that the
~ undersigned will apply for liccnsc
~ tho june term. 1871, OF the Dubois
county Commissioners. under tho bro.
visions Of an act entitled AN act TO rcs,-
niatc and license the sale Of spirituoI,s.
vlnots: malt, and other Intoxicating III
dnors.' The place Of sale will be npon
the premises occupied by him. the pre-
cisc location Of which is as follows: IL
ms Clothing store, on Mcdonald street
~ the town Of jasper, Bainbritlxc town
ship, Dubois county, Indiana.
-, JOHN ROESER.
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-NHhNTS W NNTED.--To r,sk, 49, 10 s9oo ,,.,
month"; ." spite 81 hard times, by s.llin; ~
GREAT FORTUNE YES.

W.. ~" ncw ! ncy We're Made: or. The Strurel~s
~" : Ts""pns or Our Self .sslc Men. ~ 4 ~
su aye ~ re most taking ns,ract,c and iysrsai,
book issued for yrsrs. Extra rsrms Al
Street. Chicago, Illinois, nsrr,, ,"',,,, .,'A
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llNRIllSnN scnM

HARRISON TOWNSHIP.
IlECElPrS and Expenditures Of liar
~ bison Township. dubois county.
Indiana, for the fiscal year ending March
LIST, 1871.
TowN-n.r FrND..
AMOUNT om hand. sept. 1870 STA 80
Received OF Milburms smrvtics l.7 A.
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HALL. TOWNSHIP.

II ECElPTS AMI Expenditures Of Hall
~ Township. dubois county. Indiana.
Tor the fiscal year ending March Isl.
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COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP.
RE CEi!TS and Expenditures Of Co.
- I"mbia Township. Dubois County.
INDIANA, for the fiscal year ending March
LIST, 1871.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-12-02
CECILTON ITEMS.

Died.-David Newman, at his residence,
in Grove Neck, on Friday the 18th ult.
Accident.-On Thursday of last week,
while Geo. Taylor was assisting Mr.. Morris
to raise heavy timber, at Mr.. Freeman
grist mill, it fell upon Mr.. Taylor and
crushed his hand badly. Mr.. Morris mar
rowly escaped.
Ncp Church.--The Presbyterian church,
at Georgetown, built this fall is nearly COM
pleted.
Leeture-Thc Lecture, at Cecilton, by
Rev. Mr.. Price, was an able discourse, but
the audience was, owing to the night being
so very unfavorable, small.
The Schools commenced their first winter
term, on Monday week. They have been
fortunate enough to secure the services of
Mr.. Cavendar, a first class teacher, for the
"Finger- Board School,
Religious. pretracted meeting at
Johntown St. Paul's NJ. Z. Church, under
the pastoral charge of Rev. Mr.. Hammers
ley, closed on Tuesday week, after being
carried on four weeks.
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A Present for Every Subscriber
FOR 1872.

TO every acc subscriber to The
Wing. commencing any time between
the present and lst Of January, 1872,
for 81 in udr0Hcc, we will send The
Wing from the date of the first num-
her mailed, and Woods Household
Magazine for one year. commencing
with the January number OF the latter
or the American Stock Journal, II
prererred to the Household Magazine.
TO every oh subscriber in arrears
who will pay up to the lst Of January,
next and forward So in adrdJtce for
the wear 1872 or we will send either OF
the above named publications and THE
WIG till the lst of January, 1913,
WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE is one Of
the Gerry best Family Magazines IN the e0u"-
a.,
are tho .fol.oteing popular tortters: HorGce
Greeley, Rer. IT. Ward Besehsr, james Par
ton, Mrs. Sto,ce. DR.. Die Lsuis. CAT Han'St-
ton, TAeodore Iiton, etc, etc. 4 specimen
copy of the MAGAZINE sciH be sent to any one
addressing S. S. Wood g. Co.. Ns"turgA.
Nen York.
THE AMERICAN STOCK JOURNAL IS de-
roted to Farming and Stock Rearing ana
MANAGEMENT; and is one the best agricultural
Journals tn the country.
tH Subscribers ,cho desire to rece're INC
Adore premiums must comply strictly aeiA ne
ternas-uhicb are invariably Gash IN
advance-and name the publication they
rish to receics as a premirm.
y-74e subscription price Of tie House
HOLD MAGAZINE and STOCK JOURNAL is 81
a year, eacA. and This rery ii5crd1 eyer on
our part places tt in the po,cer Of erery family
in the county to procure most erce!'en'
lfouthEy for one near, FREE.
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RISING Sun ITEMS.

SUE Of Real Estate.-On Saturday, 25th
ult, r. w. Rttenhouse sold at public sale
81 acres of farm land, adjoining the
borough. to ex-sheritf Barclay Reynolds,
for $40 per acre. Also, Il frame barn, in
the borough, to John w. Buckley, Jr., for
$500, to be removed May LIST.
Ueary Shipments of Thanksgiving mate
rails were made at this depot, Oh the 2sth
ult.. consisting of pork, turkeys, fowls,
&c, amounting to ) tons 165 TBS.
Bufchcring is now in full blast. The hog
crop is quite a large one. Many heavy
ones are reported. Dr. lleston killed one
weighing SOB fhS.-the largest thus far.
Donhtipn. The membership Of this Cir
cult paid donation visit To Rev. Mr..
Weston, the pastor, at p. NJ, on Thanks
giving, conveying donations of various
kinds, which were thankfully received and
duly appreciated.
Large Potatoe$.-Two fine Peach Blows,
q lbs, were left at the drug
store, by Elijah Hester. Potato men con-
slider them an extra sample.
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FOURTH DISTRICT ITEMS.

Barn Bt.rned-Mr. Evan Garrett, near
Strickersville, Chester county, Pa, had his
barn set on fire and burned down, last
Monday morning, together with eighty
tons of hay, eight hundred bushels of oats,
four hundred bushels of wheat, all his
farming implements and one colt. The
fire was discovered about o'clock, shortly
after it had been fred, and found to be
burning at three distinct places, the person
who set it on fire being determined to make
a sure Job. The loss is estimated at from
81, 900 to IS, ZOO, on which there is an insur-
ance Of $4,000 in the Chester county CON-
pany.
Los.-Thomas Gregg, employed with
James Crow, at SCOTS Mills, lost very
fine horse, on Tuesday evening, after less
than half an hours sickness. Persons
owning horses would do well to have them
insured, as they are getting to be rather an
unsafe Investment.
Question.-The subject for discussion at
the jackson Hall, next Thursday evening,
will be in reference to poll tax. Both
sides have list of good speakers, and
lively discussion is expected.
Pork, etc.-Charles A. Mnrphey, our
model stock raiser, shipped last week to
Wilmington, Del, 25 head of hogs, weigh
ing s, S43 TBS, for which he received 1925
per hundred. Mr.. NJ. is an extensive raiser
of horses, cattle and hogs, among which
can always be found some fine specimens.
The Weather.-The past week has been
ono of unusual severity, freezing very hard
for several days. Snow fell on Wednesday,
completely covering the ground, giving it
a decidedly Winter appearance.
Thanksgiving. various churches
held public services on Thanksgiving, and
the day was generally observed as holt
day; the factories and mills closing their
! doors on the occasion.
Game.-The sportsmen have had an
unusually rich harvest this season, game of
all kinds being very abundant. We knew
one person who shot twenty eight squirrels
IN one DAY.
Sudden Chanse.-On last Monday morn
ing the thermometer stood SIC, and on
Tuesday morning it had fallen to 21o.
Stopped for Repairs.-Duckett's Paper
Mill has been stopped for the past few days
in order to repair the race, etc.
Large Order.-J. Strahorn & Sons are
filling an order for half million of picture
frames.
Sale Of Stoek.-At the public sale of
Niven Woodland, just on the Pennsylvania
line, on the Goth ult., stock and nipple.
ments sold at fair prices. Yearling heifers
from $50 to $25 dollars; cows up to $50
We hear Mr.. w. intends moving into the
4th District TO Scott's Mills in the Spring
Narried.-On Thursday evening 23d, at
New London, Chester county, Pa, by the
Rev. Mr.. Shields, Daniel H. Holland, of
this county, and Annie Ewing, of Chester
county, Pa.
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THE PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MAEKET--
Beef cattle were rather dull this eek, and
prices favor buyers. $500 head arrived and
sold at 6aa7c. for Extra Pennsylvania al d
Western steers; State for fair to good do,
and 4a5c per ib. gross, for common. as to
quality. Cows were unchanged; $50 head
sold at $40a50 per head. Sheep were in
fair demand; $4,000 head sold at the differ
ent yards at 5aG4c. per h., gross, as to
condition. Hogs were rather lower; $500
head sold at $5a6. so per 100 lbs. net.
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Sunday School Teachers Institute.-As

published heretofore, Sunday School
Teachers Normal Institute will be held in
the Eikton NJ. F.. Church. on Monday and
Tuesday next, Dec. 4th and 9TH. Below
we give a portion Of the programme:
Conductor-Rev. JAS s. Ostrander. ID. of
New York, General Agent Of the Sun
day School Union of the NJ. f. Church.
Musical Director-Prof John G. Robinson,
of Baltimore.
Or9Gnia.-Prof Harry Sanders, of Balto.
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DEAD AS Door NAII.-Hon. Geo. H.
Parker, prominent Democrat of Iowa,
publishes card, in which he says the
Democratic party as an organization is
dead; and, if the Democrats expect to res
urrect its principles in 1872, they must
abandon the old organization and become
an integral portion Of the new party.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-12-02
The Wrong DOOr.-Persons who have


business at The Wing Office are informed
that the entrance to it is in the rear of
the building on the side street. The room
fronting on North street is occupied as 4
young ladies seminary. Numbers OF per-
sons pay no attention to the sign which
points down the side street to the entrance
door, but bolt right into the school room.
One gentleman recently went SO far as to
stalk into the midst of the young ladies.
all diligently using their books, and inquire
;r ,cs were in. His ideas of the inside of
a printing Office. or an editors sanctum
must have been somewhat novel.
Dear public, please remember that the
entrance to Tie Wig office is not in front
but on the side, with sign over the door.
Look before You leap" and don't break
in upon the young ladies in The mids. Of
their studies.