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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-16
Free Soil Nominations.
FREE sOu, LECTURERS

Applications for Speakers by friends in the neigh
boring towns, should be made 10 VIM. A. WALLACE,
Corresponding Secretary of the Worcester Freedom
Clnb, at this office, who will promptly attend TO all calls
of that character
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-16

!, Recoaect, Martin Van Buren, Is pIedved
the extension Of slavery over terriiorias against
zen Cass is pledged to veto any Bill Droh'i ,ree.
slavery In our free territories Gen, Tsvi'o'ung
ina, mat the 8 Sonth ought never to subo1 Ot says
WiIm0t Pr0viso, I" - '"omH 10 the
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-16
MEETING IN HOLDEN.

on Monday evening the 18th inst by request of the Free
Soil Association of that place.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-16

SUBJECT FOR A PAINTER. Rufus Cheat set down
'o study to the best of his ability into the personal
qualifications" of Old lack for the office of President
He should be represented as using microscope of the
highest powers
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-16

W A"'' eminent wing john 4 Boots asks per-
"e"' question: namely II GeHrayioris not bound by
the action Of Philadelphia conveaon. WHO'S ~ There
are some wings VINO nave soul enSgh to feel the CALLING
,Su''S 'nd' "en ayior puts uPol them and their pnci>
pies,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-16

III Those who would enjoy an agreeable relaxation
from the din OF business or politics will have first rate
opportunity at the CONCERT Of the HUTcHINsoSs at
the City Hall, this evening
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-16

New JERSEY. A call signed by 100 Wings was
made for Clay and Fillmore meeting al New Bruns>
wick, on Friday evening.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-16

+ The New York Taylor State Convention has nomina
ted Hon. Hamilton ish for Governor and George w.
Patterson for Lieut. Governor,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-16

The AMERICAN AGRIcULTURIsT, for September,
contains several valuable papers relating to domestic
husbandry, plan of Farm Cottages the Cow, her
diseases &c. &C. Subscriptions al 81 year, received
by Tucker g. Ruggles.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-16

BOARD OF FOREIGN MISSIONS. The Amer
lean Board OF Missions held the first of their
meetings at the fremont Temple, Boston. Tues.
day afternoon. The meeting was called to order
by the President, Hon. Theodore Frelinghusen
and was opened by prayer by Rev. DR. Smell
some business arrangements relating to the So.
ciety were then made and the annual reports
read, after which the Board adjourned to meet in
the same place at LIZ o'clock in the evening
to listen to sermon by the Rev. DR.. Ferris Of
New York. 80
The annual report. (the thirty ninth) shows the
following to be the receipts and expenditures
The whole amount received into the treasury
OF the board, the last year, is 1884 ,O56 46. ex.
ceeding that OF the year before by $42. 653 10.
being an advance of more than 20 per cent -
The expenditures for all purposes, during the
same period, amounted to $2s2, $3.50 3s, being
$17,546 90 more than those OF the last wear. and
$28, 27S 90 more than was received into the
treasury; and OF course, increasing the indebted.
ness OF the Board by that amount The excsss
in the outlay was owing to some unexpected ex.
Pendiulres in distant missions. The debt. which
at the last annual meeting was 1891 sic sc. was
on the Slst of July last, 1855, 800 70.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-16

&C Did Washington ever write any letters which his
friends denounce as forgeries?
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-16

HEADQUARTERS. After New York. Ohio
SCENE next upon the list of Free Soil States
The feeling is prevale Mt and rapidly gainin0
ground that the Van Buren, men will be abie -
carry the State in November. Along the "a
serve the whole people with few hscknsvsd
exceptions, 60 the free soil ticket with enthys;
asm, and will be able to give it tremendom.
vote In all the Northern counties. Down abor,
Cincinnati, the feeling is spreading with wonder'
GUS velocity and according to information, will
there The Cincinnati Barnburners are va r.op.0
dustrious, and are holding meetings so,as,sa ~
in the neighborhood nearly every 1iebt Thnie
speakers and editors are talented. determ,,.d aal
enthusiastic, and appear to have everything thar
own way. The German population. which =
very large there, are nearly unanimous IN savo1
Of Tree soil. The cause is progressing RAPIDLY IN
Ohio Cincinnati Despatch. ''p'''y IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-08

THE NEWSPAPER PIEss.-No class Of literature
was undergoing greater change during the mid
die part Of the reign Of George ILL., than the periodical
press which was especially affected by the revolutions
in political and moral feelings which characterized the
ecediDg well that which followed the burst.
ing out Of the French revolution. The newsnaners
which had varied but little in appearance from the
beginning Of the century TO the srcr part of
reign now appear with titles and presen mt them
selves in amuch enlarged and altered form From an
estimate given In the European Mogn-ine for October
1874 We learn that while in l724 only three daily six
weekly and ten evening papers three times week were
London thirteen daily mtg evening nine weekly
papers besides seventy country papers and fourteen
in Scotland. Among these recog nize the names of
the principal daily papers of the present day The
TIE Morning Post in 1872 and the No n,ns UerolJ in
1850; and they were followed by the Times In 17ss
They began In accordance with the depraved ta.ts
as well as manners Of that age with counting nonu
hriy 6y DEALING largely the most indicate private
tcandal and with coarse libels on public az we'll as
private charsctersthings for which the Posi- cnioved
special celebrity. The Chronicle was from the 6rst
the orgsn Of the wings the Post was at fret violent
Igsn Of terysm 1t subsequently became revolution.
airy in It's principles and then ret armed 10 It's original
Politics the Herald also has not been uniform in no.
ms rcm Hs commencement. Ofeeven new magazine
when We're started from 1850 to l771-the Toun and
Cohnry Magdsine, the C0rtnt Garden pogastne, the
mattmoniai Mogasfne, the Mocaroni Magasine, the
Sent'ntnfaf Magazine the Ueaminsisr Haga;ine and
tie Oxford Mogasint-two at least wore obscene pub
noations and the feeling Of the time allowed tho
titles OF The hcentous plates which illustrated them
and Of the articles they contsined to be advertised
monthly in the mort respectable newspapers in words
which left no doubt Of their character The others
gave psertion to OF that ought to hsv
been offensive TO public morality After few wears
society seems to have resented the outrage the news
Papers became less libellous and the oe macn
vince DISAPPEARED Urghrs Ensiaad undsr ne Hoe,,
efHcn~tr. ''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-08
CURAcoA, Oct. il, Ia q.

.dUairs in Jenesuefa.
General Paez is still here, and the government
appear to treat him with great respect. Three
evenings past, the Monagas or Venezuelan fleet.
Dor they fired few guns and rockets, and made
quite commanding appearance. They consist
OF about five square rugged and five fore and aft
vessels, and We understand they are now laying
in the port OF Cora
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-08

on Wednesday last. '"e~ WIN SNOW
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-19

War is LAW LlKEl-Law is ooun.
try dance; people are led up and down
in it till they are inirly tired ont. Law
is like n book Of surgery-therc are a
great many terrible cases in it. II Is
like physic, too-they that take the least
of it are best OIL. 1t is like a very homely
gentleman, very well to follow. and Ike
a scolding wife, very bad when il follows
us. Law is like n new fashion-peoplc
are bewitched to yet into it: and Ike
bad weather, most people are glad to get
out OF il.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-19
New store atz'uItOn.

A1L0GK, BROTHER Il co. have just re.
I eeived mud arr now opening large and
splendid assortment Of goods, consisting III pafl Of
the following #.#.
French, Euelsh aud American Prints; 2=i, ii
81 Rruwn aud Blearhed Nhiflings and Sheflngs'
al, IL Va 0snaheig, i=si Al Lowell do
b.taebad aud brown drillines, checked tweedsl
peatenliary Stripes padding, Scotch plalds, green
harale. frcuch hdmhazncs, alpaca luslTes' hlaeR
and twilled alpaea, red, white, green and yellow
hannels, satnet, Kentucky and gold mixed isans,
s=itable dimask black and white hobnei, bishops
lawn, book aud swiss muslihs, striped oamhfIeks
aud iaekouets, Marlborough stripes, blue dfnims,
black and cooftd eambneka, lfish linen, printed
eollon drills and eotionades, apron aud furniture
cheeks, bOc, tahby velvet, printed ilannels, blue
drills aud lnscys. Georgia slrpeai linen aud eailon
tapes. silk, cotton aud madfass hondkefehiels,
ihnIed shawls, tailars' canvass, Russia sheeimgs
daIer, brown holland, cotton fringe, Mafelr'
aud gfas skirts, fernlng, cotton and wofsled
binding. selicIa, buck and eoufed cotton cord
crTe d'hines, blue, red aud white blankets, tick
ing. mufquilo melting, Georgia ieaus, and hing
sion plaias, sc, Aus
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-19

Harry AnERicA-Ihomns Campbell.
the poet says that America is the only
nation in the world, where the whole
population ut all times have enough to
eat. This is a remarkable fact, and during
the present disturbances in Europe viii
serve TO draw immense numbers Of all
classes from ex.kings to half.sIarved pea.
SAINTS to this vast and glorious country,
Our agriculture will improve rapidly, not
less by the increase Of numbers To con-
sumo its varied products, than by the
general diffusion OF knowledge among the
tillers OF the earth.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-19

Com roR ConD-Speaking Of the value
Of Wooster rags reminds Us OF an anec.
dote that transpired on the Ohio river.
Soon after the failure Of the Gallipolis
Bank, n steam boa,man accosied the keep.
er Of a wood yard as follows:
Boatman-Do you take Gallipolis mo.
ney for wood!
Woodman-Y.e.a.s.
Boatman--llow will you exchangol
Woodman-C.o.r-d for Cord.
The Boatman handed over the "hard. -
for the reason that he hadn't quite a cord
of the rags" raised up the steam and
went ahead.-TrumbHH Democrat.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-19
Gin Mandatory.

FRNIlE undersigned ary now manufacturing their
] improved COTTON GINS at Mnden, La,,
aud are prepared 10 furnish planters with superior
Gin.slands, made after the laiesl aud most i'm
proved plans. They will deliver their Tins at
any plantation within 1876 miles Of Muden, or at
Washington, Columbus or Fulton, Arkansas, free
OF any additional cost An orders from distance
will be promptly attended to, For any information
relative TO the quality Of their GINS, they refer to
Gen q. d. Royslon, William emblrec or William
Nanghn, Hampstead county, or Henry NJ Lee.
may, i. Strickland aud 4, c, Owens, Lafayette
county.
LACkY & SHIELDS
Minden, La, May 10, lsii.a3.li
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-19
NOIicc.

COUNTY or HEMPSTEdD, S,t.-At III,
v May adjourned term Of the Probate court oil
Hampstead county, Arkansas, A. d. ls4s, the
following administration aud guardian accounts
current were filed for confirmation at the neal
July term Of said court
Joseph Caldwell, administrator Of WIN Cald.
wells estate.
X II. Bnlord, administrator Of Samuel West,
estate.
Thomas Hubbard, Admnstratorof Joshua Fu.
qua's estate.
r. I. Cook, administrator of William L. Cook,
estate,
lluldah Clark, sdministralrix Of Beni Clark,
estate
james Gibson, public administrator Of John
RobInsun's estate
Amelia Vaughan, sxeeuirX of John vaughans
estate
William +. Hamilton, executor Of r. Haml.
tons estate
William Moss, executor Of James Moss estate
Jahez 5 Smith, executor OF !. G. Tupper's estnts
Henry c. Boyd. guardian Of William II. Boyd
All persons interested in The settlement of said
estntes are notified to come forward and file ~.
eeplons 10 said accounts, II any they have. on ar
before the second day of our next Probate couri.
at q court 10 be holden at The oourt-honse in tbs
county aforesaid, on the second Monday of July.
A. d. l54s, or they will bc forever barred from
excepting to such accounts or any item thereof
Tute: S. 7. SANDERS, CLERK.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-19

Dow, Jr, truly pictures the selfish
dissatisfied fears of the human heart, when
he quantity says-"Whcny You have little
money, and hardly enough 10 eat, YOU are
afraid the time may come when you will
have nothing at all-nol even a crust Of
hope to gnaw at. When you are worth
two millions OF dollars, your soul shakes
with fear lest, ere You kick the bucket
you become reduced to a million aud a
half.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-19
No N0lt0n l.lnnier..

THE undersigned as JOE returned from Gin.
! cluuau wltb hnr loi OF ella Materials.
manufactured under hs own supervision In that
city, and now about 10 opru d Mauuflriofy i1
Che lowuof Washington, Hampstead county, All.
for the purpose of building Gin stands aud r-.
pairing The same. Any Gm Nnud made and
soId by thr undersigned, aud proving to be- not o..
good 4a represented by h.m. may BE- returned
wihou, nny charge 10 iI,r purchaser, and al r..
palr dolr by hlm will Do warranted satisfactory.
Any person wishing 10 purchase d Gin Stand, or
to have an old one repaired, would DO well to call
and zee ne.
WN. W G. COLLINS.
Washington, June 4. l-is.aG
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-19
Notice.

rE'llE subscribers have just received and offer
i for sale
80 Hall Il Speefs' NJ l aud PIoughs,
Cooking aud Warming Stoves,
Nhskry, SuraF, Cullre, M0aises,
Imperial aud Young Tyson Ter.
faIl aud Clafel Vine, Soup, ltoh, Castings,
NaIls, Cotton Yum, sc
In ndounectua with our business aanayc established
ATTN SHOP,
und vii furnish Tn Ware in large or small quan.
uIiea. On accommodating lems. job work exc
Culsd with dispalsh.
BLOCK, BROTHER S Ca
Fulton, March ~, lsls,lbf
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-19

The EcHo.-Senator Allen has chang
ed his vocation it seems. In lslO he
travelled about in the capacity of show.
man." exhibiting the man "what didn't
kill Tecumseh h"-now he acts as General
Cass's "echo.' At Philadelphia, the
Generals voice was so weak that he
could not be heard, and Allen repeated
the words Of the nominee, SO they could
be heard "for half mile round" Egery
man is good for somethiag.--Cn. Gas.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-19

A FEMALE SOLDIER vs.. PANS BHLLE.
The Princess Beligioso has been, for the
last ten years, one of the most renowned
bellies Of Paris. At her first arrival in the
French capital, she took the lead as
beauty-the perfection, as she was OF n
glowing young ltalian--bnt her VII and
conversational powers soon left her beauty
a secondary thing, and even of this pre-
eminence, she, in year or two, became
impatient. With keen and ready indus.
try she took up science, and before long
became the beautiful centre OF circle of
men of learning, lastly, even, having writ
ten work of divinity which added to the
respect of superior men for her powers.
The Princess was lately called upon
by scientific gentleman. On entering
her paror, he observed a young officer,
and did no. Immediately recognize her
under tho disguise OF the uniform. Her
hair had been cropped short, and eurled
close to her head a Ia Titus Her mill.
iary irock was bultoned over her well
rounded chest 10 the throat The stripe
down the pantaloon was fitted to the
boot with the imperative turn that gives
meaning to the spur, and there was but
the one exception, which all women make
to the correctness OF masculine costume
the cap was eoeked too far ON one side.
"Ilow am to explain this new phrase
of our iOvorite planet!' said the asIrono.
mer, making at the same time, the best
possible use ofhis eyes.
"Ah, replied the Princess, "youdid not
observe my travelling carriage IN the
courtyard asYou came up
And where bound, in these troubled
timesl" he asked with wonder
a'ro the wars-to the wars" she ex.
claimed, striking her heels together with
drill lhump that made the apartment
ring. "llaly-my couniry-is At waI
with tho tyranieal Austrian, aud | am oil
in an hour
mot famous enough, my dear Prin'
cess,n pathetieally sighed the astronomer
-"beauty, wit. science. theology have
all done their best for yon, and still YOU
are athirst for distinction
The Princess threw oil her dramatic
manner aud looked grave.
at is not altogether for new fame,
she said in another tone, "though thai
goes for something, as il well maY-bnl
my country, Italy, is land worth stink
ing blow for, even with 50 poor a hand
as this, and 20 10 raise men with wha
money can command, and to lead then
If need be-
The Princess looked Ike an enthusias
tic young officer OF eighteen, While sh'
spoke, though she is now past ihifiy-hel
male drcss had so reiuvenaied hef--and
her learned friend describes her express
sion, tone, and beauty together, as having
been memorably attractive.
The account OF this morning call has
become current since the news from Italy
that, in the late attack Of the Sandman
army upon the Austrian, the Princess led
two hundred men OF her own drilling and
equipping, and behaved herself most gal
lenlly.-Home Journal.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-19
New store nj Fulton.

MI sRS. COLLINS, LITTLE { co.
RI now receiving and opening laIsa aud
: = sfl ssHHfi#d stock ui goods suited IA this
mafEHf. which Ha#s ben ssI#aIaa with afsai aafr
in Iiasial and Ss0 Au.k. and ere now u.fHffd 10
purchasers 1T as los pntts and eu us good Terms
as tIIrg fsn br HfaanfHd sHsHHfa.
Or auck IS general, HH#zIng Staple aud
faueY DIV Gaaaz. Ha.iWafs. Cutlery, saaiIrn.
CIaIHnr. llsis. Haats and sHHss, farkaB. gIass.
wa. lroo, sltsl. Nails, eaiIass, TaRafa aud
CaInHHies luaIzi tirsraHHH. - Ac &c
COLLINS LITTLE y co
faIiau. All. feh o. Isis
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-19
DIR. Fahne.toek's Celebrated yermlfugc,
VALUABLE
FAMILY COMPANIuN.

SlN Lectures on Causes, Prevention and Cur,
- Of Consumption, Asthma. Diseases Of th,
Heart, ana all Female Diseases. 23I pages. q
engravings. Paper 50 cts; bound 10 els. Mai
to any paH--postage ~ cls
Shoulder Braces and Chest Fxplndcrs. SO
Mail to any part, 80 cts. postage. mhalnp
Tubes, silver 80, by mail, letter po-lage. Al.
dominal supporters, perfect, s. 10 $40, Tor all
Ruplures, Falling Of the Bowels and Womb. and
Weak Back, and Chest; s-Bi by Express every.
where For Braces or Supporters, or Rupture
supporters, give height from head to foot, and
circumference Of person next the surface, lust
above The hips II Rupture, mention which side.
Agents wanted lor the sale OF The above goods.
Address Dr. $. 5. FITCH
707 Broadway, New York, post paid.
Feb, o4,lS4s .20.1y
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-19

A Dutchman once wanted to wed a
widow, and his manner of making known
his intentions were as follows:-"If you
is content to get better for worse, to
be happy for miserable, and if you
smokes and drinks ale, shall take you
for no better and much worse" Upon
which the lady said, "Yaw."
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-19
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or THE
MAILS "A NA-HINCTON. ARR.

Lulc Rock aryes Sunday, "Wednesday and
Indly, grW
n'PaHs on Tuesday, Thursday aud saturday,
3AN
FoH Top,ou srfiysl Wednesday aud saturday,
bEN
Departs on Monday aHd Thursday GAN
Na'uul iiiil, aud Mnl.n arrives on Wrdnes.
dly, GrW
Departs on Nsnday md Thursday CAV
Camden arrives Sunday, Gra
n,p4r. on Ihnrily,t Am
fu'ion drpar- on Monday sud Thursday, Cav
Arrives un ne same days. .6EM
Ztbnon OF MuHreesbo.o, departs m Friday
Cas-
Arrives on Saturday. Gr.M
Al thc mails cl.se ntgr.H. previous 10 DE-.
plTiure,
r. - puRDOM, P.M
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-19
pcnsr,. IInrchonnd canar.

For clearing The voice and rrIeay.ng coughs,
colds, hnanencss, irritation Of the throat, asthma,
whoopng cough, Sc. Just received and for sale
by DIR H. r. WILLIAMS.
Dr. Fahnestork's Celebrated Vermlfgc,
A safe and most tiltctual remedy in all cases
Of Worms. For sale at the drug store Of
DIR r. r. WILLIAMS.
May IL, 1883
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-19
Gin Mandatory.
BLOCK, BROTHER & Co

MOULD particularly nsile tie ladies 70 cal!
w aud examine their bcauHial assoruit al ui
nnena Vista Stripes aud Rabes,
Printed aud Painted MaslIus,
Muslin Gngham, plain and striped,
Ginehum, fansy llaudkefshIeis,
hanneis, Ribtans, l.acrs Eds.ags str.. ste.
AIse 10 their splendid assortment ui Ssa5s oi all
kinds aud qualities
fnIien, May l,.lsii.2l
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-19
Cop0rii,crShip.

HE undersigned hayIng entered into partner.
ship on the lsl OF Apul. lsl7. iuf the pur.
pose Of doing general Ninags and Commission
Gusiafs', in Oh, town Of Fulton, under the name
and style OF BLocg, lHorura Il Co, would re-.
ipecuulIy Inform their i.rnds and the public gen.
erally that having leased tho Upper Warehouse
Of Mr. EJ Smith, they arc now prepared to
tcccyc goods on storage
AUGUSTUS BLOCK,
HENRY BLOCK.
Fulton, May !, i,lsi7-gl
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-19
Hays Iinimcnt,

Hays Eminent,
Warranted 10 cure the PHs4 Long experience
has established beyond controversy the singular
efficacy Of this Eminent Ia the cure ot that pre-.
yalcut and painful complaint, tb, Piles. Such
vast numbers have been cured BY The use OF Il,
aud 10 extensively Is the article known, that Lille
need be said by way Of introducing il 10 the notice
Of the public. Just received aud ior solo by
DR. r. 7. WILLIAMS.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-19
[HAiRs1W WARD

knives aud forks, carving aud butcher knives
pocket and pen knives, scissors, shears, faaan,
hfaeas aud bits, sHinelnr haehals, shoe and mai
hammers drawing knives, haudsaws rim, mill and
baalsfd files, hef5a fasp,, dnef and socket chs.
arls, single aud iauhIr plain Ills, foot adlfz. cup.
hoaft'. ilI, chest, French, paa, plate, nm and
earpsnlen knob locks, flint aud percussion locks,
round aud Aai spring bolts, shoe puecu, sheep
5heaTs, knob lairhrs door handles, Sllief'a snfng
baIaHzas, bntiaaIa and iron iahla aud tea snagns,
biasz plated aud nm slIrHpsi spurs. sorcwdf9sr,
bullet mauds. bras aud black collin ua.Ia violin
Afnrs, gmblris, percussion cups, eor,srreW5, fish
hoas and lines, lsahal's, pegging and sewing avis,
bras aandIrslIeks. hand cut and teneRt saRs,
slovais and louss. syihe blades and sieklrs,
smaaihne, fore. iaek and ia.aief planes wool
and eHlan rarls. MANILA aud enllon rope. plaw
lines. and bed east, Collins axes, broad asas,
uusss. parliament hn.,s butts aud screws. coffee
mHIs. hook. aui HIHsss,lroes, wagon boxes waffle
irols, irsw knives. Hfa-s and eaae sythes, Caro-.
Ina easislcel and gambling hoes, sad irons, efind
sauea, oA aud lfaae nhaus, naIls and brlds Of all
s7es, shoges spades, plieul balances, sieves,
rarien akrs, ffs pans, ploW maulds, iron Of all
kinds, English, German, aud aasl steel, hollow
wafs af all k.nas and descriptions. such as ovens,
skillet pats aud k#tlts, Sc, d.
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-19
Medical Notice.

hR CHARLES a. mitchell orr his
- trfitr. TO the ri7eua uf Wo.h0nrion and
.ls '''niN' II" may be- found aitbs bn,k office
l'f,a'ry occupied By Conway a Mitchell
March l5,l, l-iG.JUtl
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-19
.s0Iice.

~ ,n'frtihr5 having closed ils Washington
. ,io'fi' v'I continue 90 heepa Private Board.
l.e nome nl hs old stand, whore he will b.
pleased TO rec be, friend. md former cuslomer.
Ai prHon. indebted TO him hy note or account,
nre respectfully requested 10 come forward and
settle up
Il. r SULLIVAN.
Washington, March ~. isls.I4
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-19
ferer and .5gHe PiIIs.

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