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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-22
HOLMAN LIVER PAD CO.,
JOhnston's Building, Fountain Square,
CINCINNATI, o.

Ladies' and Gentlemen's Free Consulta.
ton Rooms, 63 and GA. TAKE THE ELEVATOR.
The Ladies' Room is in charge of Miss
Emma Louise Hess
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
" undersigned has been appointed and quail
fed as Administrator de bonis non, with the will
annexed, Of Adam Hugel, deceased,
GUSTAV TAFEL,
je22-9tS Administrator de bonis non.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-22

Mrs, Butler, nee Miss Thompson, the cele-
brated artist of war, has produced what is
regarded as the finest artistic effort. It's a
bow
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FRUIT JARS.

FRUIT JARS.--New porcelain cap fruit
jars, new glass cap jelly tumblers, tin top
and plain jelly glasses preserving kettles,
water coolers and filters, bathing tubs and
other seasonable articles at low prices.
FLY BRUSHES.-A fine assortment fresh
peafow brushes received this day and will
be sold low, wholesale and retail, at the
china and house furnishing store, 10 Main
street. TlCE d HUNTINGTON.
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SPORTING NEWS.


The Uticas and Stars played an eleven
inning game yesterday at Utica. Stars
4, Uticas 3.
Cleveland, O.--Forest Citys 10, Eries g.
New York-Yales TO- Princetons 1.
London Ont.-Tecumsehs 13, Crickets g.
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The Liver Pad Co. remedies will cure:
Fever and Ague, Kidney Troubles,
Bilious Disorders, Irregular Action OF
Liver Complaint, the Heart,
Intermittent Fever, Rheumatism,
Observation-Disclosures All Kinds of Female
Dyspepsia, Weaknesses,
Ague Cake, Sick Headache,
Chill Fever, Lumbago,
Dumb Ague, Sciatica,
Bilious and Every Pain in Side, Back,
Kind of Fever, Stomach, Shoulders
Diarrhea, and Muscles.
Catarrh, Lassitude,
Jaundice, Bilious Collie.
Neuralgia,
All these have their origin, directly or
indirectly, in the Stomach and Liver. IL
you doubt it, send for Dr. Fairchild's Les
ture je22-1yS
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-22

The Baby's Best Friend is DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup, since it maintains the baby's
health by keeping it free from collie, diar-
rhea, etc, Price 25c per bottle.
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Total.
Lieut.. Embrey and S. Ludlum, Of the
Morrow Team, are tie, but will have to
''shoot off, the prize,
LEXINGTON, KY, June 22.-Membrino
Hippy won the first race yesterday, and Ro-
nance the second
AKRON, O., June 22.-The first race yes
terday was won by Alex. s., the second by
Dan. Donaldson and the third by Levin
ski.
PITTsBuRG, June 22-Only one race yes
terday, which was won by Blondell.
The Regatta.
PEORIA, Ill, June 22-The regatta was a
complete success The prizes were distrib-
uted before large audience. The Moline
Club carried off the honors, taking five
prizes. The affair closed with grand ball.
Pedestrianism.
BUFFALO, June 22.-At $50 p. m, Byrne
and McMullen stopped walking by mutual
consent. During the heavy rain this after
noon and evening the water poured
through the roof of the rink, rendering the
track unfit for walking, and soaking the
men through. At that hour Byrne had
made sixty-two miles and five laps and Nc
Mullen sixty miles The match is off for
the time being
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The Reds will tackle the Bostons again
this afternoon, at Boston. The Chicagos
will also play the Milwaukees, at Mil
waukee and the indianapolis will play the
Providence, at Providence.
Tomorrow the Browns play the Eclipse,
of Louisville.
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UNDERWRITERS WARES.
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WIEN lovely woman stoopS 10 folly,
And points pistol at ones head,
Ht says, Things look so awful squally
almost wish that were dead"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-01-26
North East Items.
IMPROVEMENT

IMPROVEMENT.
Our village is still improving. Dr.. p. b.
Housekeeper's house is now being rooted
with slate. 1t is neat and we'll planned
house, and when finished will add to the
appearance of that part of the town very
much.-Wm. Clark is also erecting a dou
BILE house in the lower part of the town.
Will be finished soon.-The bridge at the
lower run is about finished. The planning
and construction of it is creditable to ALL
but it has left the road in a miserable condi-
ton. l would suggest the application of
oyster shells. In driving over it, few
evenings ago, was reminded of the night
drove over an old COW lying in the road.
About all the difference, the cow awoke.
| think railing should be placed on the
sides or the structure made wider.
GLASS BALL SHOOTING
seems to be all the rage among our sports
men. 1t affords good deal of amusement
and is much better than pigeon shooting.
A sHREwD DEAL.
A citizen of African descent, without the
fear of the Lord before his eyes, sold to
one of our merchants a mink hide for u
cents, which turned out to be that of a
black cat.
RUNNING AT LARGE.
A number of poor COWS have been run
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Rising Sun Items.
ACCIDENT.


Ex-Sheriff Reynolds and wife were both
thrown from their carriage and considera-
bly, bruised, short time ago, by the body
bolt of the carriage giving way while pass
ing near Samuel Haines' property. The
horse, with the front wheels, made good
time homeward.
THE ROADS,
influence of the thaw, become very bad in
this immediate vcirity. Want of proper
drainage is said to be one cause of the
change. =.
PRESENTS.
The Rev. VIM. S. ONeill has been pre-
scented by the congregation of Hopewell NJ.
E. Church with handsome suit of broad :
cloth clothes, and by the ladies of Rising
Sun at the fair with handsome afghan.
DEATH.
VIM. Gibson lied on 3rd instant, at Glib
sons Hill, aged about SO years. The old
gentleman was we'll known by all travellers
along the road, as he, for many years, occu-
pied seat on stone by the road side.
THRAsHING.
Samuel Terry, for John Hammersmith,
thrashed 900 bushels of black oats from
16l acres of land for Henry ]. Briscoe;
he thrashed 100 bushels from Is acres of
white oats. Barclay Reynolds thrashed A.
bushels of clover seed from 1st acres of
land.
SOME PIG.
DR.. E. H. Robertson killed pig last
week, lis days old, which weighed 140
pounds. How's that for Chester white.
THE ICE HARVEST
has heen quite success; it did not last
long, but owners of ice houses made good
use of it, and all filled their ice houses.
THE REVIVAL
at Rising Sun NJ. E. Church has commenced
with good prospects.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
of Rising Sun association for recovery of
stolen property and detection of thieves
was held on 9TH instant, as follows: Dr. L.
r. Kirk, President; John w. Passmore,
James M. Evans, Alfred Kirk, DR.. Geo S.
Dare, John Hammersmith, A. B. Kay,
Directors.
FINANCIAL.
AT the last meeting of the Building and
Loan Association, money sold at from ! to
10 per cent premium.
DRAMATIC.
The Rising Sun Cornet Band are prepar-
ing for grand entertainment, on the 18th
of February, to amuse their friends and
raise some funds.
FRESH FISH.
The roads for several days have looked
like fish roads; and, on Tuesday, William
Mccullough put in an appearance with the
critters, but was minus one hind wheel.
JONES.
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FOR The Cecil Whis.
Annual Meeting of the Officials of Rose
Bank Cemetery.

The annual meeting of the proprietors
of Rose Bank Cemetery was held in Rose
Bank Hall, on Saturday, the 18th instant.
the President, Samuel J. England, in the
chair.
The report of the treasurer of the re-
ceipts and expenditures for the past year
was read and approved. He reported cash
on hand to the amount of $241. 50, due the
Association on notes and from other sources
1916 60, making the whole amount of avail
able funds 81, 11S 90.
The election of officers to serve for the
ensuing year resulted in the choice of S.
J. England, John =. Wilson, Samuel j.
Brown. Edwin J. Brown, Levi r. Mearns,
John Underwood and Samuel Haddock for
managers. Samuel ]. England was elected
President and Wilson ID. Pierson Secre
tary and Treasurer of the Board, and VIM.
Clayton superintendent of the grounds. 1t
WAS ordered that the lots on north side of
the cemetery be sold for fifteen dollars each.
w. ID. PIERsoN, Secretary.
B. W. House, Jan. 22md, 1873.
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T"' W.T. W
LETTER FROM FOURTH DISTRICT.

jackson HALL January %. 1873.
Mr.. EDITOR: The interest which men-
toned in my last, is Oh the increase around
Jackson Hall. The rain on Sunday even
ing prevented Mr.. Price from ventilaling
his views on the subject of baptism. There
was too much water for him. His engage
ment goes over to next Sunday night.
On Monday night, the debating club met
AS usual, but one night in the week is not
sufficient for this living institution, so they
resolved to meet again on Thursday even
ing, to discuss the proPriety of the subdyis
by the government i'll aid Of the steamship
line to Brazil.
On Tuesday night, we had rare treat
in the presence of Mr.. Kramer, of Will
mingtOn. He is a person of remarkable
presence and a speaker of unusual powers.
The sermon was on the Second Advent of
Christ, which he believes will be literal:
that the Son of God will come in person
and set up literal kingdom on ea,th.
This IS the little stone. cut ont of the
mountains, without hands, which smCte
the image of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and broke it
in pieces, aud which afterwards became a
great mountain ami filled the whole earth.
From indications which Mr.. Kramer con
siders unmistakable We are living in the
last times, in the very toe nails of the
image, and that CHRIST may be looked for
at any moment. ihoSe VINO came out to
near some ne" doctrine must nave been
disappointed ana surprised TO learn that
ne only revived the teaching OF christ ana
His apostles. which has been gradually
superseded by the traditions of men. Mr..
Kramer is a natural orator, who has culti-
waited his native powers, to nigh degree
of perfection. He Yields the scriptures as
skilltul sword,man does his accustomed
weapon: he uses no notes. for he has sense
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Chesapeake City Items.
OUR EDITOR

OUR EDITOR
has got hac,s from New York, and is still a
living fish, and full of fight. He has
was made in New York.
OUR COUNTY FATHERS
have given the Second district quite a
treat,-treated the roads to thirty dollars
worth of oyster shells.
The big ball. on Friday night, 18th inst,
was a grand affair. 1t was held in the
Masonic Hall, which was in splendid con-
dition. The music was the best the Dia-
mond State could furnish. Forty five cou
Pile were served with supper at the Bayard
House.
CHESAPEAKE REJOICETH.
There was much rejoicing in Chesapeake
over the election of Governor Groome as
L. 5. Senator. Some of his friends char
tered steamboat and started for Annapo-
lis to take part in the reception they sup
posed the new Senator would hold there;
but to their great modification and sur
prise they found when they arrived there
that the Senator was at home quietly
enjoying the comfort of his own tire-side
SO they returned via Baltimore and shipped
barrel of oysters, and set sail for this
place with flag al half mast.
EXTRA MEETING.
The protracted meeting, which began on
the night of first of January, is still con-
tinued with much success.
A MAN ABOUT Town.
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NOTICE.

The Wig will oblige me by publishing
the following:
Bishop Lay has fixed an earlier date for
his visitation of Trinity Church, Elkton.
He will preach here on Sunday night. Feb
ruary 3rd. On Monday afternoon, Febru-
airy 4th, at o'clock. there will be a service
e.rclusioely for tie children, aud the Bishop
will address them. The little people of
Elkton are cordially invited.
The Bishop will preach again on Monday
night. Respectfully,
II. A. SKINNER.
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DR.. VAN DYKES SULPHUR SOAP.

DR.. Van Dyke, whose lifelong speciality and world
wide reputation curing skin Diseases has after year
uf experimenting compounded the greatest of all exter
nal medical applications, DIR. Van Dykes's Suphnr
zap. which is free from all offensive odprs and " daily
growing famous. owing efficiency in curing
cutLueIus diseases. When ed with the
bath 1t strongly mpr- mates the with pure -four
Of sulphur ami other medical ingredients which is
making remarkable" cures: and, in consequence, inva-
lids turning their attention and patronage thereto.
sulphur bath with DR.. Van by kr's sulphur Soap in
considered 10y the medical faculty extremely beneficial
Ton the ills which human flesh il heir Ask for and
take only DR.. Van by kes sulphur Soap Price 25
hex Is cakes 70 Sold 10y Dr. III. ii. MITCHELL.
kton Md, ;,ui druggists generally. nov l7-y
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Our Neighb0rS.

| One hundred and fifty-one marriage
! licenses were issued in Talbot county last
| year.
The people of Tuckahoe Neck are pro-
! gressive. They have two debating soce-
| ties, both fiourishing.
! Twenty five persons were admitted to
| Head of Christiana Church on last Sunday
as the blessed result of the recent revival
! Chase. who made his escape from Easton
Jail last November, has been recaptured in
| Penusy lvania, brought back and lodged in
his old quarters.
! The oyster trade at Cristie'd is reported
unusually dull. Some of the oyster houses
have suspended operations. and others are
running at half their capacity. The mild
weather is the cause assigned.
| The question of local option for Balti-
more county is Just now exciting consider.
| able comment. To tell how it would 60
| should the question be submitted to a vote
of the people, would be rather difficult.
| They have the champion thief of the
! peninsula in Jail at Cambridge for stealing
q coat from the Jail, where he had been
confined some time ago for theft, and from
which he had been discharged for want of
! evidence to convict him.
Chester has woman 80 dainty that she
would not step off into the mud to avoid
being run over by locomotive, and had it
not been for the exertions of the engineer
to stop his machine, she would have died
rather than have her slippers soied.
Seven tramps broke into house in Del
| aware county few nights ago, black Jack.
ed RI pnn
as to get awake while their operations were
in progress, and departed with all the
clothing and money that they could collect.
The True Marylander says: In conse-
quence of the mild weather that we have
been having for the last week, our truck
ers are getting ready for pea paintings, but
owing to the hard times and uncertainty of
the profits, there will be smaller acreage
planted than heretofore.
They had genuine thunder and lightning
at Port Tobacco on Sunday night, and the
natives are undecided whether the affair is
an indication of the last lingering summer
or IA herald of the approach of another sum
mer. In consequence of which doubt we
make this summary of the unusual occur
ence.
Messrs. Barnes & Archer. of Lapidum.
49, G;"I"I " ~ 81, IL 4A'onei anu
:" $500 ".m la '"t u'en o0'e p'1pel
s ~, ~. 800 =, .''o .".e ~. l. 'aIA
point the lumber, grain aud fertilizer bust
ness, in connection with their business at
Lapidum.
Col A Small of Milford Ds, hoo
m,da , coptr,ct viii Carmen bnrsa ~
shin II 600 oak RAILROAD sleeners To Gar,
mapy Thev ,ra m Iva ;psneoiad hv co..
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Us Intimate reciprocal relations exist
between health and normal state of the
Liver. When the Liver works properly
che eyes are bright, the complexion brilliant
the step elastic, thought clear and sparkling,
digestion perfect, in word perfect physical
and mental excellence belongs to the indi-
vidual This is just what Keller's Vegeta
bic Life Drops Will insure to any one suffer
ing with Liver disease, as it thorough ~
cleanses this organ without producing any
irritation, and stimulates it to healthy ac-
ton.
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the owners would put them in better order
or give them more to eat before letting
them go on exhibition they would be a
credit to them aud less trouble to other
people.
CAT FISH.
On Monday night last, Charles Pierce
caught about seventy five barrels of cat
fish, near Hance's Point, in our river, at
one haul.
DRUNKENNESS
Several boys We're drunk here, last Sat
urday night. Garry ON as much AS you
please, boys nobody will trouble you.
Gou have no money--the town has no
lookup. J. w.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
For The Cecil Wing
Let The Responsibility Rest Where ii
Belongs.

Mr.. EDITOR:-As there seems to be a
disposition IN some quarters 10 connect
Mr.. Tome with the action of the officials
of the VI. + Church III Port Deposit, and
to which exceptions have been taken. let
it be distinctly understood that this action
was taken by the Quarterly Conference
long before Mr.. rome was elected as trus-
tee of said church, and is, in no way, con-
nected with the objections which have been
raised. ONE VINO KNOWS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-01-26
Burns and scalds.

This Iinnlent has proved itself to be
one Gf lhe hest remedies ever used for
Burr md ScrldS. lt- quickneSs il ale
via'ir@ lain when applied, gives it great
superiority over ell other preparations.
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TERMS OF TIE TRIBUNE.
Posfo1e Eres in the Tr.jYsd Syo,as

DAILY TRIEUNE.l year .......... ... ... Sl0 90
SEM!-WEEkLY TRIBUNE yelr.-...-............. 3 90
Five copies, y",r ....-.-..-.... II 90
Eleven copies. ...... y 90
WEEKLY TRIBUNE
One copy. wear ... $500 Ten copies l year.S 81 90
Five copies. years - Twenty copies yr..... Is 20
Any number of copies above 90 the same rate Add-
ti"ns To cubs may he made at any time Remit by
i o. order. u Ii rrsi. rred IrIfrr.
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NOVEL AND SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS;
NO RIVALS TO COMPARE IT WITH

THE NEEKLY TRIBUNE is how utterly unlike any
other weekly newspaper issued from: the ofic- of "A
daily III New York. or in I'll" cJurtry-l rr, in differ
INT and better form, in better typ" iH led with mat
ter PREPARED expressly tnr its Ictl.T,-upt with the
STALE news dumped in from In" Daily. u ,au only L,
compared with III" three md tour doai week lies Ike
iIarrcrs and th" great religious literary iuur-
nal-, while its pages larger than any of these Its
pric" however, remains fixed at such low as to
efy competition, ami the extraordinary premiums sur
nass RnNt hng oven in It's own hi.tnrN.
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IE- 1t is sad sight to see an intoxicated
person on the street. How much more so
is it to see dull sickly Baby rendered so
by the use of dangerous opiates? DR.. Bull
Baby Syrup contains nothing injurious and
may be given to the most delicate Baby.
Price % cents.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-01-26
Frosted Feet.

The Roman Linimem has proved effect
ual in all cases where it has been properly
used. No instance i known where i:
has Jailed i'll giving immediate relief.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-01-26

rs When you want to purchase millin-
ery-ladieS and children's Hats. Ribbons,
Notions, Knit Goods, Neck ties, Cuffs
Notices, Frames, Jet and Plated Jewelry
at prices that defy competition. go to
Mrs LITZENBERG's, on Main street.
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liberated Sores.

The healing and purifying qualities Of
< ELLER's LINIMENT render it the best
article for the speedy and safe cure Of
Tir,rulcd sores
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-01-26
Port Deposit Items.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
At an adjourned meeting of the stock
holders of the Port Deposit Homestead
Association of Cecil county, held January
18th, j. A. Davis was reelected President
j. W. Abrahams, V. p; j. Tome, Treas
urer; w. w. Hopkins. Secretary, and X.
Knight. George A. Vannort, II. G. Nesbitt,
James Duffy, George w. Morrison and
Michael Duffy, Directors.
NEW CARPET, &C.
The congregation of the Episcopal
Church purchased carpet for the parlor
and furniture for the rectory last week
during the absence of Rev. Mr.. Easter at
North East and had them in their proper
place, which was an agreeable surprise to
that gentleman on his return home.
THE AMATEUR ASSOCIATION
will give another of their concerts, January
30th and 3lst, Thursday and Friday nights,
and intend performing the 4" Peoples Law
yer or Scion Single" The proceeds for
the same purpose as their last concert.
The association has had number of re-
hearsals and expect this to be one of their
best efforts.
THE RIVER.
Wednesday was one of the toughest days
for years on our river. The white caps
covered the water from here to Havre de
Grace and it would have been difficult for a
boat to have lived it out on the mad waves.
AMUSEMENT
A few of our gunners have dubbed to-
gether. purchased barrel of glass balls
and a trap and practice on favorable occa
sions. 1t is singular that some of our
good shots at birds, do not make a good
showing at the balls.
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Neuralgia.

This excrnciatingly painful disease is
instantly relieved and rapidly cured by
the continued application of this Lini-
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LYCEUNi.

A lyceum meets every Thursday evening
at Finger Board school. An evening spent
here would be far more elevating to our
young men than at those places where the
very atmosphere is corrupt with the odor
of whisky fumes, tobacco and bitter oaths.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-01-26

USE DR.. VAN DYKES SULPHUR
SpAP.-Cur,- aud prevents Chapping eff the Hands and
Face. an beauties the Comp .Niun
Es-uSE ROSE OF CASHMERE HAIR TONIC
Sod 10y Drlggist1. Price, 30 cents.
dee -. IsT7-lum
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we'll worthy place in EVERY FAMlLY-not II Cheap
Toy OF pressed nodded glass. hut with THREE care
fully. accurately ground LENSES Stand. Diaphragm
Ras". glass stage. plates springs. &c. uues both Re
cred AMI Transmitted Light No Microscope equal to
this before offered for $500. BY inventions
10y mann featuring with machinery On hundred fold
scale than before attempted. the cost is
reduced that 10y bearing part of it the publishers ut the
i rtcGH iqIcpltnis offer it TO all subscribers
for lS7- f,nd To THEM only at ESFN ENTll its
price hitherto. 1t il richly WORTH S3 100. Iauch
more Every Family, for its practi usefulness and
the great amount of instruction and amusement II Will
:tf lrd 10 OLD and YOUNG.
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Sore Throat and 0uinsy.

The causes which usually induce Sore
Throat are those which give sudden
check TO perspiration, and thus obstruct
Natures regular work, quickly producing,
i'll consequence, an infammatory condi-
ton which, involving the tonsls, and
rapidly spreading over the whole mucous
membrane of The iauces will cause Quinsv.
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4 singing school was organized, on last
Friday evening, to meet at Rowandale
school house, Pearce's Neck, Mr.. J. Rowan,
teacher. The same gentleman, last Spring.
formed choir of ladies and gentlemen
possessing the best musical talents of the
neighborhood. They were all irreligious
but Que; since that time, all of those young
ladies but two have learned to love those
beautiful truths of which they sing.