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The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27
ILY.

Midsummer is upon The midland forest puts on
its livery of the darkest green and highest vigor
the Northern Temperate Zone while, in the cores
ponding torrid region the skies, if still severe are
mcr In the former Zone there is Il general. though
mcmenary respite from the almost universal pests of
latues, where the order of the reversed
and in California where they somewhat exceptional
In regions where rain falls. the deep shadows
scarcely penetrable woods with the heavy never
ing dews which they feed, keep up the perpetual
decomposition of the dying leaves. and the reign of
malaria continues throughout the year.
Even in the hot of the miller climates espe-
cally in the heavily tmbered districts of the West the
same effect follows from like and while dysen-
teries and more OF less malignant bilious fvers ravage
the cleared ground and upland slopes the intermittent
fevers still frequent in the forest and swaps
Once more then call attention to the advertisement
of Paschas Fever and Ague MIXTURE it appears on
another page of this paper july &, 1o12-lm
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27
PILOT TOWN ITEMS.

Harcest.-The farmers have got their
hay and wheat in the barns. The wheat
is of very good quality. The oats crop is
very heavy. Late potatoes will he heavy
crop.
Accident.-Mr. Nelson Mcdowell got his
feet mashed by a large stone falling on him,
while quarrying stone for the railroad bridge
at Peters Creek.
Sun &roke.-Mr. Henry Reynolds, Jr,
the gentleman whose leg was amputated
some four weeks ago, while walking to a
neighbours received sun stroke on Fri
day afternoon of last week. He is recover
ing.
Black Barren Spring.-There isquite an
influx of strangers at the Springs, drink
ing the waters. Col. Blake has doubled
his shipment Of water.
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27

CORRECTION OF ARTICLE ON ATTACH
MENT.-A mistake occurred in the article
Familiar Law'' on attachment printed in
The Wing of July 9th. Instead of as print
ed in that issue, it should read as follows:
"For instance, A hires to B for so much
per month; A is indebted to C.; C sues A,
gets judgment, and lays an attachment in
the hands of B, as garnishee. Now what
ever is due A, by B, less $50 ten dollars
C is entitled to. The omission of the word
to- and insertion of $50 instead of $40
made the mistake.
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27
The Watertown Times no;ntodlv .rf

The Watertown Times pointedly and
'rruthfully says: Tweed, Sweeny. Mayor
Hall, Ben. Wood, Mudgett, and John
Cochran are foremost in their advocacy of
the Cincinnati ticket. 1t is significant of
their expectations. Mr.. Greeley is sur
rounded by men whom the honest voters
listrust, and for good reasons. The cry
reform from such crowd ought not to
m islead the people. There is no other ex
pl ,nation of the course of the corruption
lists of New York City that they prefer
Mr.. Greeley to Grant because they think
they can use him to better advantages
They are class of men that are not apt
to m axe mistakes of this kind. They live
by this business and they study their sub
jects we'll. Voting for their man in the
hope that, after all, he will prove true to
honest mems purposes, is visionary
dream.
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27

THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INsUR-
ANcE Co. Of York, Pa, has been in
successful operation nearly 10 years; has
paid twelve hundred and ten claims amount
ing to $712,697.56, without a single assess
ment. Prompt and ready, it has always
been able to meet its engagements; never
permitting debts to accumulate. Prudent
and careful, it has established a business
far superior in quality to that of any Mutual
Company, doing general business in Penn
sylvania, hence the small percentage of
losses and freedom from assessments
Insures against loss or damage by fire and
on all safe class property at
reasonable rates. Losses literally adjusted
and promptly paid.
E. E. EWING, Agent,
Elkton
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27

The GrOunBone now manufactured ky
MS, is finer tin that made previous to last
Spring, and believe it sufficiently fine
to meet the Jews and requirements of
most farmers.
We recomend our Ground Bone, not
only for the Neat but also as fertilizer
without sup;or for the succeeding grass
crops.
Our mill isontinualIy open to public
inspection, an we cordially invite all in
terested in Those of fertilizers to call aud
thoroughly exnine our works, and satisfy
themselves tit we furnish uniform
article withouadmikture of any kind,
sample senty mail upon application.
NOS. WARING Il Bro,
Colora, Cecil Co., Md.
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27

\ STRAIGHT-OUT DEMOCRATIC TICK
ET.-Messrs. Rlanton Duncan, NJ. NJ. Pom
eroy, Bayard, of New Jersey, Van Allen, of
New Y York, and other leaders of the straight
out Democratic movement. held private
conference at the New York Hotel on
Thursday afternoon to institute the organ
ization throughout the United States.-
They report enthusiastic responses from all
quarters to the call for the Sd of September
Louisville Convention, and say that full
delegations from ak the States siil be in
attendance.
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27
MHGtngS Of CQltT Commissioners,

TVNHE regular meetings of the County Commissioners
i will be held on the second TUESDAY Of every
month
Persons having claims against the County will pi"ass
file the in the Commissioners Office with
voucher; will be allowed not properly
chargcabo to the same.
Collectors and others having accounts to be stated
settled will apply 10 the CLERK during the e
Bpa:n. ~ urd.r'
RM. r. MILLER. Clerk
Commissioners OF Cecil County.
De II. 1877
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27

Nothing Like Advertising.-Miss Mar
tha Biddle, teacher, who advertised for a
situation in The Wing week or two since'
informs us that she has had caH from
Liberty Grove, and that she has accepted.
Nothing like advertising in The Whs9.
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27

THE PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
Beef Cattle are more in favor and prices have
advanced. Sales of choice at 75a79c.; fair
to good at G4a7iic.; and common at 5a6c.
per lb gross. Receipts, 1900 head Cows
and Calves are in better request. Sales at
$3OaS45. Receipts, 200 head. Sheep attract
considerable attention. Sales of fair to good
at 5a6c. and common at So 50aS3.50 Re-
ceipts, 1l,0O0 head. Hogs are higher, and
sell at $1.25a$7.50 for corn fed. Receipts,
3100 head.
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27

A Grand Temperance Mass Meeting will
be held in Haines' Grove, near Rising Sun,
Nd, on August 10 1872. Many prominent
speakers will be present. All Lodges are
cordially invited to attend in delegation
Be on the ground by 1890 A. NJ.
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27

LOOK! CECIL COUNTY, LooK!-Iel
one who has not tried the Wilmhe
City Soap" should begin at once. I've
do not try bar for next wash-da.,Te
are fined half price. Buy bar, anda'
the fine. T
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27

Excursion.-Lodge No. 81 Knights of
Pythias, of Port Deposit, propose to have
an excursion from that town to Annapolis,
on Monday, August 9Th, on the steamer
Wenonah. A sail over the Chesapeake bay
is always pleasant in the Summer, and the
excursion will doubtless be very enjoyable.
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Cow Killed.-Mr. John Partridge had
very fine COW killed by the cars, on Mon
day evening, at the crossing below the
Elkton depot.
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27
Baltimore Markets.
The PHILADELPHIA Markets.

Flour dull; super $5a$5.5O; extra $575a
6.25. Wheat quiet and steady; old red
1sOa1S2 cents; new ditto 165a1 75cents.-
Corn dull; yellow G1 cents. Oats quiet and
steady; 40a42 cents.
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27

BALTIMORE HAY AND STRAW MARKET.
The demand for Hay is fair, and prices
romain steady, with good supply coming
in. We quote unmixed Timothy at $3Oa
$34 per car load, and in lots at $333a35,
outside figures for prime. Rye straw is
scarce and sells at $23as4, all per ton of
1000 pounds.
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27

10. G. T.-The members of Elkton
Lodge, No. 73, l. o. G. T., are hereby
requested to attend the meeting on next
Monday evening, 29th inst, at 8 o'clock.
L. NJ. HAINEs, W. c. T.
T r nAyIs w r. Sec
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27

"a" Wilmington, Delaware, is tliriv-
ing city-made SO by its manufactures.
Not the least of these is the establishment
for making the Wilmington City Soap"
which is in such general use over the
country.
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27
Death Of Rev. H. G. Simpers.-We

Death Of Rev. H. g. Simpers.-We
regret to announce the death of Rev. H.
G. Simpers which occurred at his resi-
dence, in North East, yesterday friday
morning at y o'clock. Mr.. Shippers had
been sick for about ten days.
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27

New Livery Stable.-Messrs. Thackery
e. Bro. have opened Livery stables, at the
FELTON, House, at the Elkton Depot. New
horses; new carriages and new harness.
REQ
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27
BARL0W'S INDIGO Blue
ORGANIC LAW OF THE sExEs-cor
II G E.iASG CO., H.Y. ERfCE, q nf9 n
U.O. NO Agents. Circulars Free. 0ZJU
Trustees Of Public Schools for tie Fourth
Fifth and Ninth Districts.
FOURTH DISTRICT,

No. l, Cherry Iill-Dr r. c. Carter John Ramsay and
$. kennard Miller.
Mo-. liays-W. Campbell. James McKane and John
Dryinney.
No. 3. JacksonsWilliam Wade T. jefferson Scott, and
Hiram Walker.
No J. Cnion--Amos Alexander. Geggge j. spu,. and
.iot.i ealli,G.,.
No q. Rock-Ionathan YerSes, Alfred Niacke and John
NrCicary.
No. a. C-ntrc-Recse Mahan, Jorjon Wright AMI J
Strahorn.
No $. Big Elk-James X. Willis, Joseph Steele and
David Dcvrlin.
No g. Fair Niew-lliram Clement, John W. BoneweIl
and Robert Hackry.
M. 10. C"rters-John McCrery, William Otley. and
,jOsDnh Scariurnu,,t
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27

New Stock of Goods, north side of Main
street, in the Hollow. Selling cheap for
Cash only. Go and examine before buying
elsewhere. G. NJ. boulder.
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27

Fire! Fire! Fire!-C. r. MARTINDEIL,
of Brick Meeting House, Cecil county, Nd,
is Agent for the Farmers Mutual Of ! lork
Pa, and other first class fire Insurance
Companies, all persons wishing to be
Insured, will be promptly attended to. [19
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27

The Sea Side. Three Of our prominent
citizens left for Cape May, Oh Thursday
morning last, to enjoy the surf, saltwater
oysters and Sc a-breezes-4N 4Nessrs. Lewis,
Hoffman and bro &her Cruiksha. Tx, editor OF
the black-repu blican" organ O. Elkton,
The Democrat, of Greeley, Sumner nd that
other "colored pusson IF he'll e''ly
come in-lope and faith-anything-to to- b, 'at-
Grant, whilom Sumner. always excepted,
sut now accepted.
Attentive clerks and choice variety of
fine goods will be found at the Glass Front,
notwithstanding the proprietor's absence;
as well as obliging "devils" and other
attaches at the office of the black-repub-
lican" organ of Sumner always ercepted,"
& Co., and the colored pusson, if he'll
only come in, as the sick lion said to the
animals.
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27

"Anythins to beat Grant" If Grf
can't do it, try buying Goods at low ps
for Cash at the BEE +,
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27

TrIit Jars at the BEE HIvE-Glass or
Stone-Cheap as the law will allow.
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27

Blackbirds are flOcking.-Powder, Shot,
Caps and Wads, at REEsE's. [19
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27
J. J. DAVIS, w. r. Sec.

Ipjured.-Mr. Thomas King, son of Mrs.
Mary King, of Elkton, had one of his legs
very badly bruised by being caught between
the cars while coupling them. Mr.. King
was acting as brakesman. The accident
occurred at Newark, Del, on Monday last.
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27
TRUSTEES of PUBLIC SCHOOLS
in 9Th, 9TH and Sth Districts,
SIXTH DISTRICT,

DlAIh OlSIh1CI.
No. /. stoGe-3i. !. Hunt james A. Hcadlcy, ana
tJ:'pa i. sjcEhc...
No. .. ar,ninosr-Elii'l hester, ". f. B-ickey and
James Egap.
No >. Jeierson--IDhn Lackland Ian,cs Cameron. and
Joseph H. Thomas.
No. !. CHaul-r. a. ItawlIHga, aaiues Toulson un,i C.
u. Abrahams.
No. ). Monroe-lsaac R. Taylor, Joseph Friar, and
James A. Coulsou.
No. &. Eising Sun-Bacciay Reynolds. Jesse A. Kirk
nit Dab i!anrs.
No :. Oak Grove--B c. Reynolds, T. H. REYNOLDS and
No. S. octoraro-James NJ. Evans Otho Reynolds and
Wm. Richards.
NJ. 4 A.:.... sr.ys--n. II Npsbtt, Jeremiah Swsher
,nI FRAN Bali, tsor ''.
No. 10. Liberty Groye--Rohert A. Saunders r. T. Row
larA, and Hugh Wright.
No. IL. Loves Rnu-wm W. Moore. Stephen Richards
and VIM. j. Evans.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
No. l. Princpio-Eli Sentman, John A. jackson, aud
Joseph Watson.
Eq'2 Enrr! Eil!,s~,IclH Stump, joel Rcy"a'it, and
No. D. u-ren,ienee--ie,i Jenncss, George Jackson
and William Taylor - ''
No. 5 Port ncposit.J. ". AbrUhans, James A. Davis
and ". ". Reynolds.
No. G. Linwood-John W. Bcavan, Vim. T. Pattcn and
Jesse r. Comlson.
No. :. Chestnut Grove-Elwn Brown Samuel .Iorne-.
and William McNIullcl, ~"
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
20. J. Observation-Disclosures, J. Dea. Joseph Tnsh
aud Enoch Mccullough.
so.2 New falley-D lvid Brown. Thomas Garvin
and Frederick McNamec.
No. 3 Plot TOwn-,Ioscph A. Rongn &. b. Cutler aud
John J.. Mctiuigan.
No. J. Mount pleasant-Em. Mccullough MinshelI Z.
Fulton, and SShellon Batter.
July ID, ls52-3ni Fs. EVEREST,
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27

Suddel Death.-A young man named
John X. Fields, who resides at Bay View,
Nd, can ,e to this city on Tuesday evening
for the o urpose of visiting his brother, and
stopped at the White Horse hotel, corner
Of Seco nd and Fatnall streets. In the
morning Mr.. Miller gave notice OF break
fast, but received no response. Not sas-
pecting anything wrong, he went to mar
ket. and on returning his wife Informed
him that the young man was very sick. A
pbys, clan was Immediately called in but
before he arrived the young man was dead.
Corone Woodward held an inquest, and
,be iur, rendered a verdict of death from
causes un known. Two packages of strych-
nine were found under his pillow, and
there was NO money in his pocket book,
yet the ph, siciau seemed to think that he
had died fro, u other causes than poison.
Del. Republican.
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27
SPECIAL NOTICES,
II BLESSING TO LADIES'.
DUPONC0'S Golden Pills for Females
ARE PERFECTLY HARMLESS,
ls,n CUvrp EiJI

TO Immediately fetlei ad itiy Iutt SuDut ssed
difficult iicnstruaiOn, rtnrJyc Instructions Ir.
One lady writes she wonld he willing to pay - box
for iier, Gather taaH be Without them.
Another lad. wrii"-. D.lHFQ's Golden PUtS relieved
me in two days, without any inoDn,eniGuce like
magic.
Beware of COuntcrfcs. The genuine is put
up in large white boxes, containing " douhlr quantity
of Pills, and upon each box You will find the U. s
Revenue Stamp printed from ,ay picdts die upon which
you will find the words DuPOSCo's GOLDEN PERI
Pills. in whitcl letters. None genuine without that
stang. The small red and yellow boxes no longer
used, hecalse y th:fi Le'nG "9Fnrrcitcl.
Price, 81 per Box. slx Bo4es, 10.
Sold at Dr.. MTcHELL's DEuG STORE, Elkton MI.
BY sending 81 through the Eiktun Post Office
have the Pills sen, confidentally) by mail to any part
of the country, free Of postage
Sold also by SMITH * PAINTER. Wilmington: II. NJ
BRIcKLEY, Chester anI by S. b. HOWE Proprietor
mar 23 lsI2-ly New York
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27
FIFTH DISTRICT.

No. !. wise. - ,,i,aGI H. Wisua John McNamee
and Anthony GeGIgo
No. :. iartS-ltobert Hart. John 4. Wilson, and VIM
W. Scott.
No. 3. Stone-John Davis, William Manley, and JOSEPH
Neach
No. !. Chapcl-Crusen Biles Samuel Price and William
Pryor.
No. !. North EaSt-.oi,lson Sinners Isaac D,niomir
and John 5. Ferguson
No. d. union-Colunhus ". Ford. Christian Wincate
and Alexander Rutter.
Au, I:,tLi ulus6-EduCit philIips
AM, James Jones
N".S. Burm'-S',murl Buns, William Reed and John
Riddle.
No.9. Marinn-James A. Lakeland Thomas Williams
and William Thompson
No. 10 WasllnSton-J. W Clifford, Thomas Throston
John Ja,iney.
No. H. Oak Grove-Joseph Miller, Edgar Moon and
Joseph Lort.
NJ" l. Carnenfers Point-Willan HeYe,ig, William
+ dSG.S, aud uen,go ". Earnes
60. H. c!"iieS'o|n-ioln b. Graham Benon Cooling
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27
NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given u, Nc qreti:o,s o. f. Musk
OF Ctli %Nnt, to tln th i ulGm4 duly authenticated
with the shscriler, before the thirteenth ay t
January next: they may otherwis. he excluded from
ali benefit of the Assignment aade by him.
July %, lS72-6w "' AIss,inn.e
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27

Elkton Academy.-We invite attention
to the advertisement of Rev. ]. Z. Alex
ander, Principal, at present, of Elkton
Academy, who will open that institution
for the Fall term, on Monday, the I'd of
September, for both boys and girls. 1t is
hoped that our citizens will feel sufficient
interest in the cause of education to heart
ily cooperate with Mr.. Alexander i'll estab-
fishing first class academical school here.
By mutual efforts there is no doubt that
result gratifying to all may be achieved.
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27

WALL
~ The Celebrated Baltimore Company Coal for Fam
lily Use, on hand and iors sie y. SCOTT BIO
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27
THE MARKETS.

CORRECTED EVERY FRIDAY.
ElktOn Markets.
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27

Large TomatOes.-Mr. Geo. Booth, left
some very fine specimens of Trophy toma-
toes at "our place" this week; which
were large, smooth and in every way the
most perfect specimens of that popular
fr uit--or vegetable, which is it, both,
either or neither? Mr.. Booth has taken
the .srag off the bush ~ in early vegetables
this Sc ason, and appears to have distanced
all ml2etitcrs.
Still, ANo rnER.-Mr. Jas. Il. McCul-
Tough, Of Cherry Hill, well known to Elkton
.housekeepe,S for the variety and excellency
of his "truck,'' has also left on our desk a
package of exceptionally fine tomatoes.
Though not 10 large as those Of Mr.. Booth'
they will pass for No. 1 article. Both
gentlemen have our thanks, and we bespsak
for them the freedom of the town for a
market. Who will be next? Don't all
come at once.
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27
FOR RENT,

The FRONT ROOM on ;ks 9is' ioos of The gaig
airy anA 3HgE,be rr Oitce>, Store, etc Rent very
;e.,.,..ah,e, aud possession Immediately given
Apply to f. T. EWING
Jun" -, iSi2-iw y At The Wing Office.
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27
NINTH DISTRICT

No. |. Bay Yiew-William johnson George W. Bepia
min, and Jonathan p. Burns
No. Oak Grovc-tamcs 7. Nearns, Granville REYNOLDS
and Samuel j. Mearns
No. ). Rose Hank-John VI. Ireland. Wilson D. Pierson
and John Griffith.
No. i. Bgtler-Aitred Kirk, Samuel England and VIM.
G. lIanbleton.
No. s. white oak--ii, II. nuyclipct, I2heyt L. Eny.
h.rd Nd ,"I,.iaEa ark. 49, ." ''' "
No. i. Cherry Groye=Jamcs CitirTd .,ame. brown and
SamUcl Silw-iI.
No. :. Mood Ialley-Stephen Gilbert Edwin J. Brown.
and Lewis Hickman
July IL, ls79-a~ s j. ENGLAND
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27

The Masons commenced laying the
foundation for the new match stick factory
this week. The new factory is to be located
below the causeway bridge, on the north
bank of the creek. The factory when fin
ished will contain two large cutting wheels
driven by steam power, with the necessary
saws for manufacturing logs into scantling
and cutting up the lumber into blocks,
with other necessary machinery. The
building will be pushed to completion as
rapidly as possible.
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27

The Mutual Building Association will
meet tonight, when the books Of Series c
will be opened, and the first payment on
the stock of the new Series be received
This society has been exceedingly prosper
GUS in the two first years of its existence,
which is very encouraging to the stock
holders. The withdrawal feature, which
pays to members who wish to withdraw at
any time, six per cent on the money they
put into the society has given universal
satisfaction. Persons who have small
surplus which they would like to invest
monthly at per cent interest, on which
they can realize at any time, if not desir-
ing to remain in the society as permanent
stockholders, should subscribe for few
shares of Series G tonight, after which the
books for that Series will be closed.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-06-25

The governments of Europe are be-
coming alarmed at the increase of the
emigration movement. Sweden, a coun.
try not too densely inhabited, ia fast
losing it's hardy rural population, and
the Government has offered q prize for
an essay on the best means of putting
stop to the exodus. No plan to stop
emigration from Europe is likely to sue
ceed as long as the emigrants are pro.
perly received and treated on this side
OF the Atlantic. The persecution of the
Chinese in California has proved yery
effectual in diminishing the voluntary
and involuntary importation to the
United States of natives of the Flowery
Land, and nothing has done 30 much to
encourage European emigration as the
attention paid to the wants of arriving
emigEanss BY the State authorities Of
New York. The Swedes and all other
nations of Europe are welcome; and
while America offers them free Govern
ment, free soil and equal rights, they
are not likely to stop coming, no matter
how many essays may be written to per-
suade them to stay at home.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-06-25

"BUsriD. "A couple Of individuals
went into partnership, end bought a
large quantity of pindars to supply the
many thousands constituents of MIR. A.
J.. Willard, at the battery last Monday.
The thousand proved to be but few
hundred, the pindars were not sold. the
senior partner took in bad fifty cents,
the necessary expenses could not be met,
and the firm was considered "hnsted,"
The Boston jubilee seems to be an i'm
provemert upon the clubs" previous
pig musical demonstration, but the au-
tI. dienoes ale not mp to the paying mark.
Inc curious scene is presented Of an au.
dience leB than third the number of
performers. A great many season tickets,
however, have been sold, and the at
tendance Sill doubtless improve.
A new cave in Schoharie County N.
T.. has recently been explored for mile.
1t has sta'acutes, statagmites. and all the
rest of these fellows. Near the centre ia
dome about 100 feet high.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-06-25
All people would undoubtedly prefer

All people would undoubtedly prefer
tine head of hair grown upon their
own heads. to being bald, or wearing
false hair; and it has been the study Of
many OF our learned men to find re-.
medy to restore the hair when it has
fallen out, and renew its color after it
mas become gray. Such q remedy has
been found, and is now offered to the
We, world e! under the name Of Halls vegeta-
nle Slciiian Hair Remover; and, to verify
thls statement, read the following:
This is to certify that was yery bald !:
and an 11at !, my head was a perfectly smooth
bald early in life. I have now nsed
four bottles of Halls Vegetable Sicilian
Hair REMOVER; and the lair has grown
out all over my head. and is now natn-
raj brown BARTLEY CONLON
So1p1o, JENNINGS Co., IND, Nav %.
1853. Ao'
Personally appeared before me Bart
ley Conlon, and, upon oath, says the
above statement is true.
NJ. G. BUTLER. Notary Public.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-06-25

A SUDDEN DEATH UNDER PECULIAR
C1RoUMsTANCEs. The following we clip
from Frederick County, Va, paper:
"We had quite sudden death here
at the factory yesterday. You know
where the old meeting house is ut the
factory: While the Sunday School was
assembled there, old Mr.. Rice Levi
stepped in, accompanied by some other
gentlemen, and made an address, in
which be used rather improper language,
arguing on seme passages of Scriptures.
MIR. Hensel probably the superintend-
ent OF the Sunday Sohool) maintained
the veracity OF the Bible, which the
former entirely rejected, saying he did
not believe in the Bible at all; that
it was book brought together by the
illusions OF the prophets. and without
speaking another word, took his hat and
left the church. Trying to hitch his
morse, he dropped down, and the horse
trampied upon him. They picked him
up. carried him back into the chur,h,
where attempts at restoration we're made
without success; then they took him to
MI. Colberts house, where, in the course
OF an hour. he expired. He was speech.
less from the moment he left the church
till his DEATH"