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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-05

cry one ioste That Il ~ I,.t
ed Lite cannot be sustained without il. II is thrown a
this mtaHs, 81 nearly al the Impurities withinus. lhen3
by this means only, works Itself pure. -
Would sou give pityrie to USSfOP the pores a.
w7ad apply something that would do this upon n A.,
face whore the obstruction actually exists Would nm,
be common sense And yet know Of physici -
makes any 'crn1 application to eirclit The reason @
sgui- that medicine within heir knowledge capsl :,
aud 10 all others paation HAT has This power n t.5
r>trnt Is Nc Hi>ters III Heating Ointment a. a
~ olds S3r-. L has POWER to restore pelsit,,, On
The lc,f. the head. around cd SORES, upon the rf.t -
short Eponauy plttofthc holy whether diseased sa hin -
severely. ben the Precipitation restored, At has 20 yL
h penetrate to The un. liver any other part ofie human
system, and soto act upon them If they be diseased as 10
separate NE 'lts 81 m9ipla piist's tHeleliom, dndex-
pei them to tie suflace.
Ithas POTTER to 3usc all external SORES, scrafog L.
m1fs skin Diseases poisonous wounds to d then
trd matter and then heals them.
Il is aRE1iEDI that sweeps of the Who'll cataIaarc a
ctancaas d. orders and rtorg tie entire culcc heal
Thy functions.
1t sa REettLI- that forbid, the necessity OF so r
dcle'crieusaiuss tdacn into tlle stomach
lisa RE1fEDl that neither sic,eus 4iy es uron vencpcs
or Is dangerous TO hc orauy other part ol the BODY
This RE,HED as probably te only nov known that
Is capable - producing all these great results. lis great vi
ue j. inrcsaria At e ereHlo ION al tie fluids when
checked rraueea by cold other ca9scs. It preserve,
auAdctends slti ne from all dcfaueemtu al rfions
while keeps open hechaHues Ter the bl5 Void all H.
Impurities, and dispose oia it, useless Particles There i.
remarkable harmony AID cooperation between this meli
cine aud the various functions.
The above valu1hc ointment is FOR salcn New York by
James MeAlIstcr. II f'ultuus #troct. andby
John II sEAY nrreClsr,
Only Aslnt Tor / y4eLburg, Va
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-05
DWELLING HOUSE.

Capt 1phn liassor VIII show IT to- any one
VI hing = purchase fems-ecd OF l. ;, ,ears toud.
"'he"ad security, canning interest, and decd trust To
se'ufe them (. J.. MOSBA.
Set2l-u2p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-05
BLANKETS.

700 BihNkE's, received dirett from the importer.
sOo IN Ne" ork, which will sill low
mi. It's MatoRki.f y SIMPSON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-05
rsnATE.ft.R.r,.yEE.1.Y,

IhealtH s1i# #.. fIH#i if4 FRIDAY lllE9rH OF
Nuff HaER u.> ii i-I1, ii#u#t ~ lie nest iaif DAY
d thereafter. ! u. ~JEpTOE.
t.. \ Nl\BIIELD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-05
MALSTER'S 6LL-lIEALIhG ClETMEhT
Or WORLDS SAIyp

hc preceding h@ue - ,ri,,,,.-
represent The =LN,SE.A'SIBJ y
REGISTRATIONS Ii - ~
great LB.1Ci.7TfO,A. f., ~, ne
impurities OF the body l. ,' 'ae
be noticed that thick ,l,.,' Ia
mis- issue. from allroints Of ~.
surface, hichiudiratos the -. ,'.'
dcflpl process gong ig,,s,,
within. This Precipitation 0a%.
ulaateffuP.edls when We ar,
health, but ceases " hen w a. :"
sick. It should hefhe eare.oi -
or. ,.lr4. b., 500. .tI.,.tt. "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-05
POLITICAL.
From the Christian Observer.
POLAR SCENE.

They people the chs. they people The caves,
AghaStls company
never sailed there in a shin myself,
But know that such there be
AapV ITotxt4=r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-05

y 0n0 lbs. PRIME FANilIA. CURED BACON
D,OJO = TN,fa Ham.
la s'ore and ia .ale by Clio. BAGnY
Oct iS-fs
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-08
- 1rIFE,s FRIENn.


CONE MOTHERS.
Professor ALEXIS Y. pAUIIfAN. or tie Paris
ss-il Hosp. tal, member Of he Medical Academy
france, Corresponding Secrz;ary Of the Pans
-narnaceutcal College, respectfully heEs leave %
nneuq-e % the LADIES' Of America, that he has ep-
oiofed DR.. JEROME l. e. ROPEAHURFK, o.
Sew York his sole fmFriciu agent tor the sale g.
Is wonderful medicine. known IN France as "lhe
sifs friend OF mother assistant, the most rxll-r-
mary medical discovery lAe aoIa has ever seen
y province IS . lessen the pains az CHILD birth ani
remote saie, eas, and speedy delivery. which u
FOES 5Y assisting nature. L Is perfectly harmless
ncae.9gs, pleasant ta the taste and never ia.s 'o
promote au EASY ANA SAFE a. livery, snd improves iHe
,eneraI health oi lo.l mother and child. II has
--n tested l- years .n al. the principal lyirg-in
fd-5tsr-of Europe. and receives the sanction 81
sgar.sa lue prominent Colleges and Medical men
b tie odW0rd Il is the greatest medicine ia tie
world. as "A viii admit that medic must 3e 'ha'
eii essen the terrible pains usUa'y a'i-iii'i.t '.
..I g.aa. There is no mistake about ms medicine
su- -.l tl#t said Of IT,
trs.e.ti4 Il il in the form Of me, h-h'
-3.-.to made into drnN ard Nse.' ior a 'eE
s.. ,s presto So rae eyra i.l event. era 'is pact
sra.- hi5 s. ic
81, ssU' post
.i.IR4I
= -e3t 81
ea Be sf; any
eGee
Ha Agent. ~
ne n 'r' ~ re chi.
Sd 'ata ooeaoh package 10 other genuine -
"a
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-08
0943g44Sg
WRITING Az knExTV
~ Isl KING ACADEMY
lin THE MASONIC HALL, NATnrrz. N

On THE MASONIC HALL, NATouGz, MIS-
Will be kept open during the Summer and Fall
Several Gentlemen win be qualified during he
Season to tsacbthe Science Of penmanshp, and act
as agents for Dolbear's Superior Gold Pens, and
"Doibear's Penmanshp," in the States Of Louisiana
Mississippi and Alabama.
Persons Of energy can make from 800 TO $3.50
per month.
Letters addressed to LEVI DOLBEAR, Matches.
Mi, Will receive prompt attention. 1hcse wishin
&c qualify must eome well recommend
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-08
Notice.

DY VIRTUE ola Decree ofine District Chancery
- Court ollhe State OF llississiPp',n equity setting
g fernando, jane Term, by winch Was appointed
Trustee u lien Of james Fernandes Deceased | will
seo the highest bidder for cash on the first Monday
IN september next on the premises certain tract or
parcel ct and lying and being ia the county Of ranua
SHOWN and designated as section township range 6
west whoh was conveyed 10 the said Fernandes by elm
I Muri m lrns, 10 secure tie payment of A certain
PtomlsaTy hoe made and executed by the said Murn to
Aefr beFee Of Charleston s. c Of same date with said
ueea OF conveyance as appears on recordin the Clerks
olce 81 zoe ffobae Court Of Pamela county Tie tile
useVen 70 Ne sncd, but viii convey such little as is
vested IN me az lrosee. This 18th Jav Of July 1870
ALEXANDER X. BoYCE, Trus,sc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-08
A CAERD.
.RrRs N. u 10 WARn

Present his compliments to his old friends and the
public generally and begs to announce that he has
removed iromhis old stand, to the EAGLE HOTEL,
llately kept by Messrs, CURL q BusrER,l where
he Is prepared to accommodate them in superior
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-08
AFACTISA LEO NTHlNG


Diafrn3a. NHtNfA .iplhB@, AHu sum-
mef Complaint Of 1hudion.
fy7llIS highly cEto4eJ end Justly celebrated rome
4 dy 5r the cuc Jtthe ahnve named diseases has
5lre1dy become a household med.cine in h9ndraja
tnot thousands cflrmiies 4 is a9 larger a nal
s " 'oph as 20 whether II cures those diseases or
not--but itis now a fixed fact among tie things that
are--- not only cures cases Of recent occurrence,
buta! 10 OF e years standing also Noamjly should
BE- without il during the summer and ial months
From the Hon. WHEY Williams. Mayor oCoum.
bus and the Rev Jesse Boring, Of the Nj L, Church
soalb, at Columbus Geo,
This is to certify that we, the undersigned, have
fully tested DR., Woodruff Dysentory Cordial.
(sone Of us for years. and from IDS effects upon our
selves aud others we believe it to be he best OF ALI
other preparations known by US for those diseases for
which i il intended It has great and descyee
popularity ia this city, aud stands pre-cmmcnt aboyd
alother preparations.
We look upon rs lnroductioninto any community
as q blessing. WILEY WILLIAMS Mayer
GEO. w. TURENTiNE, Tres.
Rev. J. BORING, H. L. Church.
CoLUMBus, Ga July 10, 1877
use Dr. Woodruff Dyscntery Cordial in prac-
tce. with the most positive good effect, and on my
own person--habtually subject to embarrassment Of
the bowes--n quadriple doses every two hours, and
ilneyer isis to relieve promptly
Although opposed 70 nostrums from principle, |
most cheelfully present theaboye.
JOHN &, SLAPPEY, D.
ALBANY, Baker CO., Ga, March lS48.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-08
nR. WoODRrF. N M0RM sprCIFlC

DIR, WOODRUFF = WORM SPECIFIC
IEThis Ycrmitage medicine occupies ahigh place
in thc estimation Of many communities, aud in some
places supersceIss all other nreparatons-tis much
cheaper tlanauy other and II sa.e and ellicont
Try it. MADISON GA, Jan, 47, 1913
DR. Woodru0--Dear Sjr-I am ont Of your Worm
Specific, which sells exceedingly well here having
heen well tried Send me 10 or il dozen as soon as
you can Yours very truly JAS, ROBSON.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-08
Dissolution,

The eo-partnershiP heretofore exislng.between the
Undersigned is this day dissolved J.F. Slade has
sold his interest in the Office to James Porter and "a.
tires from the concern Persons indebted to the late
irm are requested to call at the office and make i'm.
mediate settlement the business Of the old concern
must be wound up and its debts paid with the least
possible DELAY.
June 18th 1919. H. II, WORTHINGTON.
J. F. SLADE.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-08
DIR. a. w. COLEMAN'S
GONNONkiNsA AIINTVIRE

q V.gef15le Preprdlion)
Cure warranted. Price 81 90 per bottle, Prepared
and sold ONLY at Colemans Tonic Bitter Depot.
No. AL Dauphin Street, Mobile. Gang 49.N)
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-08
Na-5h n, 1si9 t0-fm.
C3ESEGS1IE IS 10 NEW YORK.
HrNRvs. sNYTn 4 TOWNSEND.

IMPORTERS, svD tosBsRs OF Day Goons, AND
COrslissloy MeRcHASTs. No. l06, rgAHL and
No CO. BEAVER STs NEW Works.
w LII receive and sell on commission, Cotton,
w Grain, Gnslng, Beeswax Feathers, and 9TH.
or southern Produce FROM their long experience
they wil, be enabled al !. times 10 obtain the high
IS, mirkaf prices on all c0asgnmen;s.
New York Nov, 10, ls--2a=tt G tvmG co.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-08
Superior Chewing Tobacco.

". PACE has fine lot Of the verv best
~ Chewing Tobacco, in town, which will be
sod very low. This Tobacco is manufactured
Qfthe finest material at Danvis Virginia aud
embraces The most popular brands put up in the
"Od Dominion,
This tobacco can be found at Franklin 4,
Bros, Stewart & Dowsing's and j. Decnerd Z
Co.,
W We acknowledge the receipt Of p'az
OF Mr.. PAGES Eclectic Eagle" Brand lo5aeoo
and take pleasure in saying that itissfna ar'is
cIe.--Ep. DEN,
Columbus, Jan. 2i-lsao--ls so-y
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-08
FIRE! FIRE!. FEE2EIu!
SAGE Your Self RY INSURANCE.

The Protection, Fire O. Marine Insurance Company
Of Hartford, Connecticut,
M III take Fire, River and Sea Risks on a. libe
raj terms as any ether similar Institution
JOHN N. MULLIN, AGzsr.
IT Office AZ the Store of Weaver MulIn E 90
Main street, Columbus. Mssissispi.
Jan lS49. -l5-30-lv
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-08
DE CTEEzD , ORE

aNAAh 2sca pleasure in saving % their uu
n meroHs iricHle aud The public generally that
al their Goods were not buracd in the late Fire.
They saved Hcar'y lnrce iorlhs, & have received
large additions since, 70 their siock Their as.
sortnent is very general aud comple,e-cnlbra.
cling every article suited to the present season.
They can be found at present at The well
known stand q Weaver, Mullen Y Co. south
side Main Street, where Tie attention Of huyers
Of bargains is particularly invited. Those who
wisbto exchange Cash for Goods win ind Il to
their interest 10 call aud examine their stock and
prices
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-08
DECHERD & MOORE.

VkNo oil those who have not paid for Goods
n bongh, last year, we say that money i great
" needed and we mast have il. Their note.
aud accounts were all sdrea ana are readyto be
Jt Hered to the owners ifcalled for soou
DECHERD a. MOORE
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-08

/ HAVE the B4rg5s. "ONDER' "LeFS
CASSh and TAYLOR either or al Of sa.,,
fer 10 hire or charter at l0v rates for say s5,.s
ftns that they may Be wanted
Ve,tPo-t July l. 'ils.t q. RANOJ.oH
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-08
Thompson M'Gowen M. D.

Cor Sale in Columbus Mics. tv
June 20 '4s-ly. A.N.JONEs & co.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-08

In Columbus hopse & lot, the residence ofM
Craven, deceased. Also one hundred and segeu,r
acres Of land south Of town, adjoining Inc corpora.
ton; eighty aaes cleared, the cIlaiEirE woodland
Also 70. q frG,lg ssrg1n'f For particulars as,-y
TO Msi 4 BARRY.
Colurhas. Jn!r Il. lst9 3, Eases.5r
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-08

: '1te7 % eat1 Facba7e 70 oiheF genUue =
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-08
Nervous Diseases,

which com0alns NTI7a II0n one slllps c8lF' hdNtIY'
A DeIangement Of the Nervous System.
~ Ia NERVOUS COMPLAINTS Drugs sHi Nslt
cires iae,-fs. Pc tssast for they Uesaeu te vial eusf
Ei,s o. tina a 'r rtUtfalt' g atlM, While u'teT Joe
strengthening llegiglE. alRiag jaaueace q iaitsa'
r IS area rs tits beautiful ana wonderful af-notery
e exhausted raeat and w,akcnt utctcl restored to
nr.tr health strength elasticity gHt yi51.
The great rec4sfitv end excellence NJ
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-08
EOR SAlE

nNHEsIal terms he Dwelling House 6rr=.
" ~ occupied b Edgar FFazes, posses
given Immediately. Tide beriecl.
GEORGE TT A7Fr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-08

WIN J, hlUIEl,
Columbus Miss, March To- 40. 37--ly
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-02-20
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-06-16

RICHEST MAN IN AMERlcA.-The New
York Journal of Commerce, in noticing
the profit of $4,000 on the $50, 1000
cargo of ship John W. Cater, the first
vessel cleared from New York direct to
San Francisco after the treaty with Mex.
CO, says:
cat the time of the Caters departure,
nothing definite was known Of the golden
treasures IN California. The substance
OF what had transpired relative thereto;
was comprised in two letters-one from
Mr.. Cotton, Alcade of San Francisco,
the other from Mr.. Larkin, u. S Govern
ment agent at Monterey.-By the way,
it may be stated that Mr.. Larkin is now
the weathiest man in California. Valu
ing his real estate at San Franchises, at
what it was worth there at the last ad-
vices, he would be doubtless the richest
man in North America"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-06-16
COMMUNICATIONS.
Letter From New Orleans,

Tie Creuosse-Choiera Ssss Of TEN.
rsranr-Business, SC. SC.
New ORLEANS, June 5th, 1S49
PC. RICKETTS,, Eso:-Dcar Sir.-As
l promised, | write to let you know my
whereabouts, and that notwithstanding
Cholera, Crevasses, OverAows, sc. SC ,
I am still on terra firma. The way YOU
Editors of the North write about the ere
vase, is quite amusing to us here, when
we read your accounts. More water
flows down Big Elk creek in ordinary
times than is flowing through the crevas
Sc here, but the land being SO level it
spreads over vast Quantity ofground,
and also over large portion Of this city
which makes the water look like an ex-
tensive lake.
The Cholera has now almost subsidized,
and it is now very rare to hear OF death
by this epidemic, although we are appre
hensive we will have very sickly sum
mer.
The Sons Of Temperance are flourish.
ing here, yet our members are not so nu
merous as they are IN Old Cecil accord.
ing to the population, still they are doing
wonders in this land of dissipation.
Business is becoming dull as is usual
at this season of the year; it is thought
however that great amount Of business
will be done here this summer.
Very Resp't Yours.
VIM. C.. HASSON.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-06-16

THE DESTRUCTION OF THE SOLAR SYs-
rEM.-Professor Nichol, of Glasgow Uni
versity, delivered a lecture before the
Wilmington Club, London, and closed it
with the following extraordinary language:
"The planets are retained in their orbits
because two opposite forces exactly balance
each other.-But modern astronomy has
proved that there is power at work des-
troying their balance. From observations
made on the retarded return of Enck's
comet, and its gradual approximation to
the sun, we learn the existence of fluid,
an ether, which, however subtle, tends to
diminish the centrifugal force, and add to
the attraction of the sun. However slow
ly it may approach, we may yet contem-
plate the day when this present system
shall pass away; not, however, into vast
ruin, but in its own beautiful and majestic
order, Just like flower, which, having
adorned the earth, lets drop its leaves when
its work is done, and falls back obediently
upon its mothers BOSOM"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-06-16

THE SPECIFIC FOR TIE CnoLERA-The
allegation that sulphur had been discovered
as an infallible specific for cholera, is thus
noticed by the New York Herald:
cit has been tried and thoroughly test
ed and found wanting; in other words it is
complete humbug. A physician of our
acquaintance tried it fully upon some pa
tients in the various stages Of cholera, and
he lost every one Of them; whereas, under
the treatment he had previously pursued,
he had not lost single patient"
A too ready confidence should not Of
course be put in any new nostrums, or in
any reports pro Or con-, on which hang
life and death. We are very cooux. told
above of the death of this physicians pa
tients, as ifthey had been legitimately mere
machines for indifferent experiments. The
statement may or may not be literally true,
however. (Bat. Sun.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-06-16
Letter from Chesapeake.

Distressing .aecident-Prospects Of the Totcn, SC.
CHESAPEAKE CRY, June 18th ls49.
P. C. RICKETTS,, Esq-Dear Sir
take this op-
portunty to redeem the promise I gave you
some time back, to give you an account Of pass
ing events, as they might occur.
have now to inform you of sad accident
which happened on board the steamer California,
on Monday evening, the 18th inst, as she was
proceeding on her way from Baltimore to Phil
adelphia. When near Chesapeake city, lad
named John Garland was attempting to climb
upon some boxes containing strawberries, on the
forward deck of the boat. In doing SO, one Of
the boxes was thrown from lie place by his
weight, and falling underneath it, he had the
mis- fortune to huvc both his legs broken, just be-
low the knees. lIe was brought to Chesapeake
city, and conveyed from tho boat to the Hotel
kept by Mr.. Poole, VIII ere every attention was
given him by MIR. P and his family. The Ply
scian of this place being absent, the nearest one,
(Dr. Martindale,) was Immediately sent for, who
arrived promptly and set the fractured lmbs.
1t was rem arkabo with what fortitude the lad,
who is only II years old. bore his sufferings.
He was accompanied by his parents, who were
on their way TO Boston, where they reside.
Last night the lad was placed upon anothcrboat
the steamer Oregon in the same line-and
taken to Philadelphia, his parents being anxious
to reach home as soon as possible
in all probability you are not aware Of
scarcely anything that is going on in this thrv-
ing little village. Little it is at prescnt-only
numbering about 400 inhabitants, yet am some
times, il not ofiener, inclined to believe that at
some future day it is destined to be an extensive
town.
In my next communication will give you
nina tie dcscr iption of the place, it's facilities &C.;
that is, if you should feel desirons to hoar from
me again. So for the present, Adieu. ION.
I'VE are OBJ ged TO "Ion" for his communica-
tion and shall be pleased to hear from him often
En- Whig]
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-06-16

We had 70 idea says the Richmond
Wing, that the military force Of Hungary
was so great as, IT actually is. Three hun
dred thousand soldiers armed IN the sa-
cred cause of liberty, fighting on their
own soil for their own soil for their own
affairs and their own iresides, backed by
a population of sixteen or seventeen mil
lions; if they will but continue true to
themselves, cannot be conquered. We
are not among the number OF those of
whom the National IntelIgencer speaks
as manifesting savage joy at the pros
pect OF general war in Europe, but we
cannot help rejoicing whenever we hear
of resistance TO tyranny.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-06-16

The SUsQuEHANNA AND TIDE WATER
CANAL From the annual report of the
Company we learn that its receipts for
the year ending Dec. 3lst 1916, were
$13S,0l3 66-an increase o: 6,073,79
over the year previous, when this work,
in common with others through the
country, felt the impulse given to trade
by the immense grain expectation to Eu
rope. A still larger increase is expect
ed for the present year. in consequence
OF the completion of two important trib
utaries, the Wisconsin Canal and Lykens
Valley Railroad. The company were
enabled to pay the State of Maryland in
1913, $4,000, on account OF interest,
and the directors are encouraged to think
that in few years the current interest
upon the whole debt will be regularly
met.
The strength and durability ofthe
work were fully and favorably tested by
the treshets of the present season, and the
Canal is no W in fine working ORDER
It's original post including the Conest oga
connection was S3,26S,554 SO.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-06-16
Photographed for the Bait. SUM-
New York, June 13-P. NJ

NEW York, June 13-P. NJ.
Destructive Firc-Grcat Loss of Property.
The immense sugar establishment of
Messrs. Harrie & Ocherhausen, situated on
Duane street, took fire last night and was
totally consumed.
The sugar house was large eight-story
brick building. The extensive livery sta
bles of Messrs. Thurston & Townsend, and
number Of dwelling houses contiguous,
occupied mostly by poor families, also suf-
tered considerable damage. The loss of
Messrs. Harris & Ocherhausen is estimated
at eighty thousand dollars, on which there
is an insurance of forty thousand dollars.
1t is not known how the fire originated.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-06-16

FINANCES OF MARYLAND EXAMINED
1t is with pleasure that we refer to the pres
ent flattering condition of the finances of
our State. We learn from reliable author
ity, that the treasury presents at this time
the following gratifying aspect:
Cash on hand 100000
Balance due Treasury 400,395 Sc
Direct Taxes of 1s49. 100000
Showing the large amount of 81 AGO.
1915 Sc, as applicable to the demands a.
gainst the State for the current year; an
amount which will pay the interest Upon
the entire debt, and leave very large bal
ancc to be added to the sinking fund, to
which may be added the dividends from
the various Internal Improvement Compa-
MES, which will enlarge the surplus mate
rally. Argus.