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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-10-05

D Duryea's Celebrated " Maizena, +"
of the most delightful preparations for food
in the world. Recommended by the high
est medical authorities in both hemispheres,
and receiving the first medals and diplomas
1T all the great international exhibitions.
Duryea's Satin Gloss Starch is the best
IN the world. Use it once and you will use
no other. IL has received the highest In
ternat ional awards.
Duryea's Grape Sugar and Glucose, for
the use of confectioners, brewers, preserv-
ers of fruits, wine makers, etc. Uncqualed
for purity and excellence. Furnished in
quantities 10 suit, and shipped to all parts
of the world. Samples sent free of charge.
Address WM. DURYEA, Gen. Agt, 80 Park
Place, New York, L. ). 4.
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REAL ESTATE SALES The Martindale
farm, 40 acres, near Zion, was sold at pub
lie sale on Saturday last, and was purcha S.
ed by Amos Martindale at $40 per acre.
The Pierson farm, 6j acres, near Farm
ington, was offered at public sale on the
aith; bid to S67.5O per acre and withdrawn.
The farm of Geo. W. Moore. near Colora,
was sold by the trustee a short time ago, to
John F. Tosh, 100 acres, for 81, 900.
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q Buy your goods for cash at REEsE's.
1t will pay you.
n Boots and Shoes, new stock. opening
to day, at the lowest prices ever offered in
Elkton, at T. DRENNES's
n a full line of Flannels, comprising
White Domet, White All wool, Red Medi.
Gated Twills, White Shaker, Navy Blue
Twills. and Gilbert's Opera Flaunels, in
all shades, at MCCREKY Il BoULpES's.
q New Goods every week at the Hive
in the Hollow.
"a Ingram Carpets 81, 10, 81, IS cents /;
Rag Carpet 30, 81 ], 80. 20 cents, at
MCCRERY X BoULpEN's.
"a Largest assortment of Ladies' and
Misses and Children's Button and Lace
shoes; ladies' good Button Shoes, 81 10:
chlldren's Sl.2J. GLASS FRoNT.
- Mems Mcrino Underwear away down
ia price; Ladies and Children's Under
wear, at zero prices, at
MCCRERy Il BoULpEN's.
Boys whole Stock Boots very cheap
at McCKERY X BoULDEN's
q Ladies', Misses and Children's fancy
Hosiery, fine assortment at low prices,
just opened. At
MCCEEKY Il BoULpEN's.
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THE PLANET MERCURY.-This planet is
now visible in the eastern horizon for a
brief period in the morning, about ) 4. N.
It occupies position to the left of Venus,
and nearer the horizon than that planet.
The Hon. Alexander Evans, who is thor
oughly acquainted with the subject, in
forms us that Coperuicus, the great Prus-
si-a astronomer, never had the pleasure of
seeing this planet, it being seldom visible
in the high northern latitude where he lived,
and the horizon being obscured by fogs that
prevailed along the Vistula. near whose
banks he resided. Mr.. Evans informs us
that his renerdJls mother, now in the s4th
year of her age, enjoyed the pleasure of
seeing this planet for the first time yester-
day morning.
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Notice to Creditors.

'I'lilS is To give notice, that the subscri
u l-r. Of Cecil county. hath obtained from, t. Or
phsns Court oi said county Letters Of Adni,,s,r,t
"u the personal estate of
JOHN WILSON
Ht" Cd" -'li county deceased. All persons having claims
aEninst the laid dvr'as- hereby warned 10 hilt
i 'iu", With the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
IN "r lri'r- the 9Th day Of SEPTEMBER ls5g:
t"N may otherwise" ~ !1W b. rNrluirl from all fau
h' "l -ai state All prr-ns indebted To- -tid estate
ar requested I" make immediate PAYMENT To- the .u.
-rTItvT. Given under NV hand H. rt.L n, -,
t'ti'"'. l>1s. STEPHEN REYNOLDS
Administrator q John Wilson drc'L
Trt-REuEEN h. JANAR, Register.
Sep; II, lS1s-6w
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A CORRECTION. In our report of the
Port Deposit cowhiding case last week.
Mr.. Parker is reported as saying that Nj.
keaveny and Mr.. Barry assisted him in his
efforts to effect a settlement of the diff
Guilty. Mr.. John w. McClenahan's name
should have been used in place of Mr. Bar
rvs, As he it was, instead of Mr.. Barry,
that in connection with the other gentle.
men tried to effect reconciliation.
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MIDDLETowN FAIR.-This fair, which
was held on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday Of this week, was largely attended.
We rode over to Middletowu, on Thurs
day, aud after visiting our friend Way, of
the Transcript, and interviewing the fight
ing editor of that sprghtly journal, whom
the chief left in his sanctum to keep things
straight in his absence, we started to the
fair grounds and enjoyed ourselves muchly
strolling around and seeing tie sights
for, like old Dan Tucker, we went there
expressly to al hear de noise and see de
sights
persons on the grounds, among the most
distinguished of whom were Col. Edward
L. Martin, Gen. A. T. A. Torbert, ex-
United States Consul. General at Paris, Gov.
J. p. Cochran, J. w. Hall, Democratic
candidate for Congress, and many Others
Not the least interesting among the many
animals we saw on exhibition was a four
year old male Berkshire hog, that was
tushes and showed an intense desire to use
them whenever his hogship was disturbed
The gentleman in charge stirred him up a
time or two with our cane and then we
thought we fully realized why Richard du
Gylpun was presented with the Manor of
kentmire for Strengthening one of this fe-
lows ancestors, some centuries ago.
About T.. NJ, the racing began aud the
grand stand was crowded with the youth
and beauty as well as the aged, and in a
few exceptional cases the ugly, while it
lasted, which WAS till near o'clock. We
regret our inability TO do Justice TO this
part Of the fair tor affair, if you like it
better). for we never saw horse race be-
fore, but being seated in the reporters
gallery, we managed, by the help of the
editor Of the Transcript and the able corps
of reporters from Wilmington, to learn
that the first race was won by "Giysy
J Queen" of Wilmington; the second by
" Little Frank, Of the same place. and
he third by - May Of Christiana. The
; "st time in the first race was 2:IS; sec
Co ace, 2:ii }, and in the third, 2:37.
B, B. .arge sales indicate the merits Of all
!: III icles. Druggists sell more Of Dr.
ably Syrup than of all other RENE.
ie cure Of Baby Disorders.
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J. E. REYNOLDS,
GENERAL COLLECTOR

WILL collect claims of all kinds, adjust
w accounts and make settlements. .uarautrrins.
All hu,nc~- ~Htrus't to BIT, hands will bc promptly
att rnIri To- ''''
ss-corction. made In Cecil. uarfrI and Kent
counties
Aa''r'..-roRr DEPOSIT, creil county, MI.
Juue Sly
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The regular weekly meeting of the
temperance association was held in their
new hall on Tuesday evening last, on which
occasion officers were elected 10 serve for
the ensuing six months. Mr.. J. ID. C..
Hanna was elected President for the term.
Rev. Mr.. Aiken delivered stirring ad
Dress and the campaign has been opened
up in earnest. 1t is tue intention of the
association 10 keep the ball moving, and
not to slackeu in their efforts until rumsell-
ing is banishcd from the town. In connec-
ton with this subject it will not be out of
place To state that all the expense to which
the county had been put, aud all the dis.
grace and scandal growing out of the late
trial for conspiracy, had lis origin III
whisky; whisky was at the bottom of the
conspiracy, and whisky nerved the arm of
the assailant.
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PREMoNITroNs or AuruMN.-There was
cricket, which is but an audible stiffness;
for though it be very loud, and heard afar,
yet the mind does not take note of it as
sound, 81 entirely does it mingle and lose
its individuality among the other charac
teristics of coming Autumn. Alas for the
SuEamer. The grass is still verdant on the
hills and in the valleys, the foliage of the
trees is as dense as ever, and as green; the
flowers are abundant along the margin of
the river, and on the hedge lows, and deep
among the woods; the days, too, are as
fervid as they were a month ago. and yet
in every breath Of wind, and in every beam
know not how to describe it. Nethinks
there is a sort of GOODNESS amid all the heat,
and a mildness in the brightest of the sun
shine. \ breeze cannot stir, without
and behold its pensive glory in the far,
golden CLEANS among the shadows of the
trees. The flowers, even the brightest of
them-the golden rods of the gorgeous
cardinals-the most glorious flowers of the
year-have this gentle sadness amid their
pomp. Pensive Autumn is expressed in
the glow Of every one Of them. have
felt this influence earlier in some years
than in others. Sometimes Autumn may be
perceived in the early days of July. There
is no other feeling like that caused by this
faint, doubtful yet real perception, or
rather prophecy, of the years decay, so
deliciously sweet and sad at the same time.
Nathaniel Udrth0rHe
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DANGEROUSLY I'LL.

\ step son of Mr.. Oliver W iddows, about
eighteen years old is lying in critical con
dition, from the effects of a fall aud severe
bruise of the head when quite young, from
which 1t seems he has never entirely re-
covered
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YEA big lot of Fashionable Hats for
men, boys aud children, just received. by
MCCRERY Il BOULDER.
~ Ladies Cloakings, new shades of
Navy Blue, Seal Brown and Gray, opening
at +. DRESSEN's.
- Black Cloths and Black Cassimeres:
fancy Cassin.eIcs, new and fresh Goods.
GLASS FRONT.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

II Il. HARVEY offers for sale or rent.
Il III, BRICK SroEE anil DWELLING. c-uir- Of
"Nifi Pa .SN 70 feet. three stories with ta-r, n;
!" ~ AEtn"t- The tusiu"--. consisting Iry floods
Ire '''ol' Trimmings. Notion. HiIiu-r. a. was
r-tai!i>-! IN lN'-i. aul la. i..l. a great
TIM iilg sI.st I'sfts Write 'r iu description
Jun ...-ff
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TT" 1t seems as if should cough my
head oil Is sometimes the impatient ex-
clamation Of a sufferer from severe Cough.
Quell the paroxysms with Hals's Honey
Of Horeh0uHd and Tar. The relief is i'm
mediate and the cure certain. Sold by all
Druggists
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute. Is,
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ID JoHN WILKINSON, Elkton, Mary
land. Office days-Tuesdays aud Satur
days. Dealers III all first class SEWING
MACHINES; Repairs all Makes; Needles,
on, aud every thing in that line. All goods
Warranted. Machines, the latest improved.
from s25 to So, on the best terms Write
for Catalogues.
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20 New styles OF Soft and Stiff Hats at
tho GLASS FRosT.
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BADLY BROKEN.

While Messrs. llambeton and Gibson
were threshng and hulling clover seed, at
Samuel G. England's, with their improved
separator, some days ago. trace chain by
some means got among the seed and was
passed into the machine, damaging it so
badly that they decided to purchase an
entirely new one
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NOT BEHIND.

We noticed, some days since, an al .ple tree,
iii the orchard of Mr.. 5. Hambleton, one
limb of which was covered with blossoms
The tree is of the Queen variety. Does
this denote specie payment, or is it only a
presentmeut of the good things in store
for the people OF the Brick?
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fEIL ESTATE.
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
INHE DWELLING HOUSE. on Main
4 street. T'r"aiv occupied hs tar i, u,rsl Er rem
fr"ia t!is lar uai!! Narrh 9Th t,Nt
MRS NJ. l. NJ. FINLEY,
ArIly a; National Rank EkIun.
SEPT 2i-iml
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AN OLD LAND MARX UoSE

Oar Town Commissioners and the Hon.
J. y. J. Crcswell had conference on
Monday last around the walls of the old
burnt store house IN Rum Square, the re-
suit of which was the purchase by the
town of the lot on which the building stood
for the sum Of five hundred dollars, and in
five minutes after the ratification of the
bargain men were at work tearing down the
walls, and in two hours time the whole
thing was RACED to the ground, and on
Tuesday evening all the debris had been
carted away TO ill up an addition to the
steamboat wharf, land now, not yestige
of the old land mark can he seen To dcsig-
nate when il had stood SO long.
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KNOWN A.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHItS HALL
COLLECTION OF CLAIMS.

/ will give strict and prompt attention to
the Collection OF all Claims that placed Ia nv
i'ai~; those r'-'Susi i:uTc Jr,iic- o: the Peace
viii r'C"iN" "uIl attention with thu-- prosecuted
t~i"t- III" Court. Persons iaVuiiuE me with tu,iur--
Of 'h,- Kind may expect pFuunrt r,turus-
wM. 7. BouLDEN. sheriff
Elkton, April -. is7S-u C-rtI s,,uuty
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TRUSTEE's SALE

| NDER aud by virtue of decree Of
- The CsrrUit tsurt Tor Cecil rattuiv tn Eiuity
Ii'-' ~ cause wl'r~in Io-l P-t.nrii j. couTl tir-
Ant aud 'cnIin'r Lo-ls NJ. H. Euishts Of l., ihlt.
al Cherry iiil. Md. = dot; udat r,sr :Iu-rs ilrI ~
tru'i~ viii r"il al Public Sale. the lvu,,
door IN Elktuu,
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TWO ACRES.

NOR r les, AMI Hriu> laLi- Il EIia- Hail and ntI-rS
III" tU.liIuc> CONSIST IF a FRAME STORE ~
i'h ~. 20 ~ = irrI- sirrir- high: u TtitI ~
FRAME DWELLING IIorsE !, Lv ~ f--i ~
~" AMI at1i i ne high with small kiri-n 49,
attached: Franz Stable ai. Carriage IIls,- 10 i, n
i~"i. 'i.'. . -l.lll Chicken Hone.
tn prr'F'y : situated in thriving agricultural
n"=h.-'tA"i ard. lrIuE '-tsi.!-i bI-ut-< stand!
~. = very d~-rahi" Investment to any desiring:
10 "usa-" ia nErrranti- lu.r~.
IN" tutiu-- arc all IN S-I condition and the lot i.
"nrln-rei vita good fencing
TERMS OF >ALE-T!.~ farm IF -ar re-rrit--,i l.,
tr' l cree. require pnrh - the pusrh rasurv Ia
=" pail IN '',h ON the lay 81 sslr. Iirl in xix
month";. 'tf tn" remaining uu~-iirl IN tWrlyr months
Rom The dat ~ -'!~ Tic credit Payment, LIAR in
i"Tr-i iF"l the day 81 -a". ami L. secured Is the
fond "r n"i"- Of the rurca-"r, iih SECURITY approved
hy the. Tru-ir-
ss-t"-i "i convey IuciuE t. b. Paid T., the iu5-
chaser CLINTON MCCULLOUGH
S"i' =. !>'N-ts Trustee.
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Il. VI. House Items.
DIED.


very promising three year old colt,
belonging To John L. IIawley, died Of lung
fever, on last Sunday week.
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Court Proceedings.

On Friday, the eth, court took up the
case of ;. X. Miller ss. George W. Lynch
and David Fulton. This was an action on
promissoTy note, which the defendant
cnntended had been paid. The case occu.
pied the court during Friday aud was given
to the Jury At l.. NJ, who, IN au hour
afterwards, rendered a verdict for plaintiff
for $3.50. Counsel for plaintiff, H. McCul-
Tough and W. I. Warburton; FOR defendant,
\. Constable and X. c. Thackcry.
TN Saturday, after the selection of the
jury in the case Of the State re. Larue,
the case of liaines Deal re- David NJ
Reynolds aud same rs. Aaron j. Kitchener
were taken up, and after being tried, were
given to the jury At 6 +. NJ, who in few
minutes, returned verdict of $sl3 Ii
for plaintiff in both cases Evans and
Blake for plaintiff; Jones X IIaincs for de-
PENDANT.
At about II o'clock \. NJ. on Saturday,
the jury in the case of the State rs Todd
and others came into court after being out
about twenty-five hours aud rendered a
verdict of not guilty.
The motion for new trial IN the
case Of the State rs Isaac Il. Taylor, who
was convicted of libel on VIM. G-ason,
was taken up aud argued by Hon. Alex.
Evans, counsel for Taylor. The grounds
upon which new trial was asked for were
that the verdict was not in accordance with
the evidence, and that the jury did not
understand the law. The motion was ably
argued by Mr.. Evans, but was ovcrruled by
the court.
Court was then adjourned till the second
Monday in December.
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Port Deposit Items.
MAD Dog.

On last Saturday strange dog, supposed
to be rabd, passed through our town, snap
ping and biting every dog that approached
him, while citizens stood looking on ap.
parently Indifferent to what amount q:
damage he might inilict, and giving no
word Of warning until he was out oil
reach. The consequence is some eight oI
ten dogs that were bitten have been killed
and others put in confinement to await the
result. And when the nine days are out,
if no signs of hydrophobia appear, will
probably be turned loose again.
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ALL Thai REAL ESTATE

situate LYNX AMI being IN the village II Cherry IIi
consisting 4 all that piece tract or r.; 1t Ian! l,iu ia
said village" 90 III" west side oT the Elk;u and Lewis
Nlllr r-lL- 1L- inlnL-.A rnl.mi. rma..r d q
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STAkED OUT.

Mr.. Alonzo Brown we note has staked out
ground for the erection of a new slaughter
house, on the lot he purchased sometime
since in the village. We like to see i'm
provrments IN our town, but we feel in
duty bound To enter our solemn protest
against the erection of a slaughter house
III so conspicuous place as lie has staked
of
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MA Nbo MA lNUS
FROM THE
RECENT LARGE NEW YORK AUG
TON SALES AT PRICES 33 PER CENT
LESS THAN IMPORTATION COST.
Largest assortment of FANCY uATTINGs
ever exhibited in Baltimore.
EXTRA QUALITY WHITE MATING % cents.
EXTRA QUALITY RED CHECK MATING 25c.
Coon QUALITY FANCY MATTISGs % cents.
go PIECES
PLAIN WHITE MATTlNGS AT
l2t CENTS PER YARD.
Same quality as sold last year at % cents.
An inspection of our stock will convince
every one that our
Stock Is THE LARGEST
AND
PRICES THE LOWEST.
HAMILTON EASTER & Sons.
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AunIe, daughter oi Thomas Palmer, It
ceived severe injuries by falling from a
swing at the Friends Sunday school cele.
bration, on last Saturday. She is slowly
recovering at this writing.
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MOSQUITOES PLENTY.

Musquitos are on the rampage in this
village about this time; every body is com
planning of the vile pests; and if every body
would take little timely prccaution. we
would have no mosquitoes aud no cause for
complaint. Mosquitoes originate i'll stag
uant rain water, aud every barrel, tub or
hogshead left standing any length of time
breeds its thousands, and every little pool
of stagnant rain water scattered along the
line of the railroad from Rock Run 10 the
saw mill adds its thousands to help de.
stroy the comforts ami peace Of nights. 4
little care and iorethought on the part of
our citizens would prevent this evil.
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.arge sales indicate the merits Of all
icles. Druggists sell more Of Dr.
lby Syrup than of all other RENE.
&c cure Of Baby Disorders.
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CREDITABi.E.

The First-day school of Friends held
their closing exercises for the year, on
last First. day. Essays and recitations by
teachers and scholars were in order and all
acquitted themselves in a creditable man
ner, fully demonstrating the fact that the
efforts of those i'll charge have not been in
vain.
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IMPROVEMENT.

MI. j. {. Crothers has had the grounds
adjacent to his store graded and numerous
hitching rails put up for the accnmmoda-
ton of his customers. Jim has an eye To
business
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orr DAY I" Agents ctnyas-ius Tor the Pre-
ID 4 side Visitor. Terms aud ouiht tr.--. Al
Y sirr-- l. % NTgkfEY au-u.t, Main.
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At 8, l.. NJ, the counsel for the defense
stated that, owing 10 the absence of some
of their witnesses. they were unable TO
proceed further at that Time aud the Court
adjourned to meet at .! o'clock a. NJ. on
Tuesday.
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This finished the rebutting testimony.
and at +. NJ. the States Attorney went
before the jury. He said that this was the
first time since holding the office of States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-31
Babies. Rights,

Judge Van Hoesen has decided that babies
nave some rights which the residents i'm apart
ment houses are bound to respect. The court
yesterday dissolved the temporary Injunction
restraining the father of sick child from roll.
ing baby carriage over the floor of his rooms
during the night, to the annoyance of the
ledger in the floor below. The answer to the
prayer for permanent Injunction was that
the infant occupant of the Objectionable per.
ambulatOr is suffering from teething and other
ills that Juvenile humanity is heir to; that it
has an uncOnquerable aversion to crib, aud
that to give ease to the little sufferer and pre-
vent II from crying and fretting all night long
IL Is necessary to move il backward and for
ward in its little carriage, to the soothing mo-
ton OF which II has grown accustomed. The
court decides that man who lives i'm hotel
or nat cannot expect all the peace and
comfort he gets, or at least has a right
Qf he has no mOther-in-law) to look for
in a house of which he is lord and mas
ter and sole occupant. For instance,
hotel boarder must submit to being some
times awakened by the heavy tread of other
guests who keep late hours and stumble on
their way up broad Staircases and through
long passages. and an apartment house Iodger
whose upper story neighbor is compelled to
walk his room all night in pain cannot invoke
the power OF the law to compel the sufferer to
wear rubberS. So the baby carriage injunc-
ton is dissolved. We congratulate the baby.
Without indorSing its peculiar habits, which
must be more annoying to its mother and
nurse than to the downstairs lodger, We insist
is incontrovertible. 1t is free born American
baby. and is entitled to the protection of the
constitution and the laws. After abOiShng
negro Servitude shall we deny the right of a
white baby to be lulled to sleep in such man
ner as it may please? We trust not. In the
name OF the mothers, fathers and teethng
children of New York we congratulate Judge
Van HOesen on his decision, and wish the
nocturnal perambulating infant, now that it
is out of the clutches of the law, good nights
DeSt.-TN Y Herald