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- Fovi~rs ~ Wells, PhrenOlOgisrs and
Publishers. Clinton ha- Isl Nassa1-sl lsAf ne az
~ j. w. Gloves, Dent-t, - h4tsoa-si 5PPo-
- r~..r,,--h B.lk New YORK Occe hours rcl
oc..cA VI ~ ? 81 l1io III
~ ,tr- VI - Gave Nichols. Wa-ef-Cure Phys-
riAn p LeNnglcl-av. Cu-s1 t-iol @ On 10 A n - "A
~ Water-Cure lnstitute-.-pr ALL fS 1
nsr,s Al r.. .rnoi ons cty sstaollshDea- ) Ia g.i
one ccor from - Joan spark, and a. y sef Bay L l.
tie has also p-ft assistants iJf o-.do9f
Oo1s1lt4-l ls. verbal or by teller. - - I'D
~ The Nater-C ure j ourual and Herald OF
Reform, devoted I'D llc Philosophy and fraccre ~.
drcp-t1y embracing the Trae Principles of Heaf1 and
Lnns7fy-tolv-l- Win directions Jr me az plc-iul ~
N--rt a. eNercse and cet 90 tle varous dsr-srs y
NAieA We afr at ct-i Polished uulfr.F ~ : l-tl
Ia s-ralcr tCH LkRs 4 WELLS Publishers.
Is Isl Nassau -
8 Noi VII commences with Inv No !. n1gS
re.dy prce u c-.s Orders By Penny Pest vii receive
q1oHq. Ai.eaEo1 jyi OF lap
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- FARM FOR -ALE.-Ine farm known a. tl-
- " % farm. situated ono and haf mle East u. e
- N@s sofs anf Nrts Haven Railroad Def'. in Nr"
Rochelle Wrsfrrrsirf Comfy, ylul het~ cen ne
GOO. .e road ald Tong Island sound 'td itrm con
fI- aud can De- divided n.n ilftr it h-' alh
- I.. tr,- "a ,fer front Inquire cd fHr subscriber
Ii. .... ,.,..o,. - f-lY lmrl WILLIAM SCOTT
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A. N1s1fs. Jsr- Caro- H1fl-. ar Hf1rs l as
~ r'st ~ a. -u trl hlsa DO a. 20, go a-r' r
-at-f
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,r~ PEOPLES LINE or sTEAn.

r---l.. DOAI-, &c.-fof sa4o al private sar.
lL- steamboats, Columbia. sO4fd America.
>url America. Rochester ard -wJrrsey Ia share.
% -t-cs l fle NyrIcl and New lord1u Steamboat Com.
P4nyl 3D. shares " SUCK -- Floating Dry Dlcz Con.
pary ar1 .c- VI . iron. ID scrap ron copper a.!
ei1 ror ptfc-lars as % prcr, terms lncu a. Tie
91c- oi Tie Receiver ~ Green slc4-st New YORK
Ds.r1 June -, l5iJ- Ill KELLEY. Recels@r Of The
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100 CKEE>wICu--T. COR O

100 GKEENWICU-ST. COR or
ST. - DEY-sT NuNNs 4 FlsAHERs Manu-
s@~mH1hrf0ry and Waferoom. perior Piano
/ " / If,rlss tVaranted % sfssd any climate
,.tb metallic plate reverse bridge and .aisnt wrought
ron lube SD well calculated Tor standing 10 tune Also
he patent Foan Attachment PianO-fores uned repair
-d ald .ei hire. jeio im+
re- ,FORKEX PORT. lsnd.nga,Fort Ham
rsfHf II ll0l efch way-tHo rps per tty.-lie
t--< $500 steamer JOHNHART leave. Chau0er--sf
per rtfIv Sundays exc-prdJ al 100 O'cuck, VI aLt
z II Returning. leaves keyport AZ q oelocz, a VI and
lPM On Saturdays tle middle rip "li- be- omitted.
So -m-
Hxrx-PIANO- FOR SALE AND TO hikE
80 4 4lst 2 barcIsy-st opposite ne Astor House
TMRT rom "A 90 7 octaVe-, - rosewood and ms
i " ! Jlogany cases JAS THOMPSON co.
myl7 In late Ts{man Randall
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CONTRACTS FOR ANTHRACITE COAL. from
- tae 3inrs pi The Forest improvement Company The
lleer-zned = prepared Contracts .of Ne above
" - ana h1a An Goa o. AZ sizes, Ia Presl order and
= he lowest market prices.
CHARLES A HECKsCHYR
jeJ0 lmsod- a souts-.t on,.issr.
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aEw-YoRK AND GREENWOOD

.nsn LINE OF STAGES. rom LIE foot Of
{SS<%A a Whitehalisl New York stage fare Only
a--@-~~se- 81 cents.
Passengers wishing visit Greenwood can leave the
fot of Whiehsst where stages from a. parts " The
CIV u Se-Y0rk CENTER by the HAM Ferry
10 South Brooky u and Be taken 20 the Greenwood Gene
terry Gate 10 above line u new hr-c.ass stages and
vi md his The shortest, cheapest and most eassni route
3reeuW0oa CAhLOo LAlHf Z ~
ssYnth 8roos W. April is4s 49, ffn'
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ACCORDFONS.
MtcHA~IC.' A~o TssDERs BAsk
Nra. Y.Rk. June -. ltf4

DAUDOT FROM PARIS. ACCORDION snd sefapnine
Dune and repa rer, maSes, sets notes" Tor Seftih-'
~ Arcorf-ors 81 esq Hr1on~-At upstairs nF' Hn-
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UULD AID o4Is y In '" n % 10
- WATCH CHAINS. KEYS, BREAsIPiNs, Far
~ R.ngs Bracelets. f.ngrr-hlugs, Silver spoons,
Z, j Forks. God Pels and Cases, Gold, slifer and
~&k sleel spect -. Fancy Goods Sc. Al " which
49, - Warranted seuu cheap and good Old
rs Pear, corner Of F4.lOn-sf
M MW4sJaI = LOCKWOOD.
an FASHIONABLE HATS just finished The
ILL - e1dd sruce offered elegant Ere ncf
hats ih- .o~ puc- OF -, usually sod Tor T.
Aso. A. article a. s. 81 AID 81 L5-leat hats a ~
yr M BROWN. lfn Canal-st
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Y Mater.Cure Inslilate..-Dr Tau re.ee

r. Nr-. VI. =. Cove Nichols, Waie'-Sure rsys
-is p LeNnglolav Co-sl t--lons ron 10 A N -
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TuED,IKN FARM OF 200 ACRES. be

s'fS 1n,ln. io David MIS-, ~ Newtoeyn, l. ! upon
- noon which be now re.drsl offered Tor sae-le
whole 0r In parcels TIE we.-knuwn reputation OF tHe
above farm firui.ne. ly - clsfacef and affaniaees
bell second 0 none fn ne MON Also. fh@ entire 40, A.
IL belonging 20 the same For terms apply to Megs
Arieriran Institute y or DAVID MILLS. On tne
.g. - i-lI Inn
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,I,nE FACULTY. are Inflnned lhai As Lover I7

DOOFIsG.-Go0d xin's Patent Cement sAeataing
Ia IN Roofs cheap. lElt ard duraulr-prce y Genus
80 fo Al on rough hefn.ock boards 81 cents per too
over IA " inc and warranted Apply ~ ; DOOD " y
- C0-gr-r l.ce, near Chamters-L References r. pas
iln- q sos f--r Wr.tst, A1~ruaa Ferris roll done
-s fs-l. ~ Green~icn-sl " {. Ey, root done -
f-.l I. iN
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La
- f NJ. ,. ,'' ~ >..Y,. e.,a ...,
Go f.a..,,.. I.s.N Co.. .,.'f. ...'s.f".
Jon d o-i.r-'i '.i - $780,, '7,,Hft,n h. psfohs,f
>,rt,,>f,f tsunNnFN s.-.is.f. o.. ... s--l
SO 800 ~s. 's. s,s a-i a u- ,-.,. % 't ,.t
60 r ''f,f f,. - =. ...'.,.... +. ~ Cd. .t ~.
"a. -na '...g s''. ''. - - .'' p. ....
800 IasN- 90 go -5 10 .-.- r 30 .r., b. $50.
Co. 81. nr A.. 49, ', ,.. h. ... sven b..l,t d
..r ~ "a .as t..a'Y ..... OIL. '-'' i.a ..- .,i ~
, "a. .. taa....f -f.i l..tvi 60 .fi r o. n-a
a., p..., ~ 81. ll.- D. l.tt IHnvhs snih
l'i i.'.1 f','i '''.'.''
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- 49, $50. .-.,..fJ.a- D.. I.nrr-.- sarI..s .iHs
- 'S 10. ~. D.. 80. . ,',. s1.5-a :.
c.la., D., "a Jaa- 81. .s,' 90 Dob 's''s 1920
~. .-'.-f q. fa- 90. GONG go 80 4,
y " 49, =, .,- .. ..- i,l .f-... -....
90 - 30, .... l.....f.... ts.s o.t.-r-
~ .f...,.-t ...sf h..s,.i a0f f OH. I'd. .i
a.. o.. $50, 80 -, ''' ~ ,a,.ite
~ l...s fs.ti' A..,--l
....s...,. ,-..sr stNuvt> WslfIO,N.....ta
n.-' i-r'ai o. ..a-'t I. - 80, .'.
3D. 80 ef.t. 300 sf- .r.-.f -''.n ~ IT,. 49,
,a. us' s Of N-~'e 'a Go o. e-' H., o.. -.
90 80 .' &c.. g.. ..., ,- ..,... i.,-..r
.,- 3, d. l., o.. STD .--..- ,-i .a .a..- =
compact ..sflfs-'1. n- 'atf o. t'- .t'..i '.' -
Z ...... A., ID Ja.- .a- t...sIi ..i E..ifti a.
.,,, ~ s-...- ,o.f. n ..t- n,,-f Js.- o. l-s'
SupRtus COURT -sssIAsi>. .wsllu.c.e -,
] = hihAb' ,"i'' $1,000 D. III. -,
" 'v't r.. 81. go. ....... 10 b.. 80
/ :. 49,. .,.. ...t ....- .. 90 f.
| tr. a. 10. .. he .... .I N-. lk .. ..r 600 a
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/ 1919 '-' '--
.sfpUt NJ con ftf MAINS " NhlffHt p a.4fHH Al
-. itle.t I'd 81 co.'s a... DIDO r a.s f-ifaf
| r,AKcnlBALD ~ COR. f.4sf- .-f-.5 . ..s.H
ue compliant boz ia- i..oa. ef.' Oh, r.. -
| u- ERA "' 'ls 'naii 'tf 'I 80 % -
Ias-ani, 80 b. '~ffr .'I f.Nl a. --
/ sif--'. u-'.1 .' - ~. ~. t..... !.
I tri~ff rf'.-r't-' r'N % F.'' II.
! F~f ne ''i iifa' a'''-'-' 20 i't' -
/ CON Ni 'l- ti'irf'N 'T+' ~ ~. -
| '.-'"'. M '.' ''' 49,. f.- -.
| aaf i.r, na- a-' - 80 49,. 81 Co.,.
80
| ID NhNlN HHff- sN'~irf t'f 80 " mi" 800
sDN.unan rss 'Hf f- 90 . No. no. '- H arf-p' t-f
Fllsat tf N- rf fsaas 9 ffr fiat''- f-t'"ff u f's
st-lHn-rr .n~a~i sni r'H fs.i...i 'ra'f- 81.
s'ar-.f Do. fl-f ttfn,' ir f'ia'- I'D HAht At''i ~
i-nt a 49, "a 90 fai ihs 'a'- a. e- O. pr '.7 49,
aef is'is -.-s' - .lq." 49, ''e.'ft, '.a .'. r. II
49, .1s sst H. -ai 81 az lsf.ass
p@r-.ns h staf- sat ne fr.re lrf Hf DO 80
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~ FowierS ~ Wells, PhrenOlOgisrs AM
Publishers. Clinton ha- Isl Nassa1-st lear ne AZ
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THE UNDERSIGNED, Pa-r8tee. hereby ofrrs o.
SEE .l individuals --e Eli o -se ll- parli ir cy,f
M f,ort hrrks hcl done me process Of narrg
40 before they D4rlt. By zach hey are rendered
-fi.rr r-t cosr fnau.re af Morgan Dayton foot I'd
r. r-rtf-s N1r1 klsrr.a Irsvlss 1rck YARD Croton
N CYRUS B DOIY. Ps-snlr-, lear scrY l1-ck - Punt
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pCBLIc ADNfSIsFRGToK's oYFrcs- - Sss-.s 80
N.tcs :. hef-oy Ev.1 ~ f,'sss-- 49, 80 80
JOSIAH Akssif, l4Lg- 81 CAD. ste e ~ t- " al
Ia nnisi s-seasss. sat ~ho 4~f~t o. laf- dri lsf
'l%A app D. - Surrogate ri to Cq-f "a Ns~ ts
a 4fnaisi RI apo - 81 rtsstkt-. -
-lf l-tf, 81 N H'rlek me Date. f-- -
isss LI-47 4sNsrl JAMS : rhAikR. Pao'e 49,
iDrBLtS Authorizations Osfl,s, - 49,, a
Ntr-s lef-oi ~ tls rria ed a-af "a 1900 .
LrbLk AUD of Fraaf- Hl pc cts "a -
c-s-ro I'D ~ Alleged O. naF- i-t t-fta- atf
90 gate ~ fbs co4ny Of N-- f4rs fss ~ -
apo1 II The ss1 a,-stse - Oh sss y -
O'clek fle Dsfs. Nss ftfk ln1 -
"a ss~s~ JAMES : IHAftR, Psglc Asai-s~'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-04-27

T0Tg2 TE0yTg.

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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nIc-

TIE u W qt OF LOT 4, IN block rs. Ia the rrigi.
nal town Of Ottawa, having forty feet trout
an Canol ahi 40 feet front on la Sale street,
with the store house, dwelling house. and other
Out hnildIng, thereon, being ,hc prcmiscaa \, pre-.
sent 10y Mr. Phelps fr store anI hv DR..
HOPKINS for - dwelling house. Possession Civ.
IN the FIRST of Ap,ilne Title GOOD Enquirp
VI the suhscribci, osentfor the owners.
ny 20, 'iS ]. V. A. HOES.
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Fire and Marine Insurance..
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY or

ANN = =" W. 'v.'rN w ~"n'or''iIe'
( NNIl IAi 100000. Jheuc'ed F,hisiS
~ Dintcrous Within ! thompson. Peter
NUyket James rhylor, Dn al Snudrron, VIII.
lam }, Brwnc, Edward Payson, Mathew Ruds.
Yale, New York; James =. MCINTYRE. G. L.
FcNcts, Brooklyn. y. :. WmrNry. Rr't, Wait
st.. NH> WIN. THOMPSON. p,e.ilcn,
J., v Noonure, secretary. mny5-i2.ly
The snhwtlhcr will insure in tho above com.
panv on ma liberal terms ms any other good com.
Parry. 7. J.. BOUGHTON,
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DnsirAblc Al. rsmLl,:. l..aL.A Cor .nIc.

''"IIH U'0 u ILIliVTs d.ilIsU lot MIC.
fA'ib &C. 4 ui sec II, "a, mrs. o. 100 ncrts
n wing on The state rosd, recently laid out,
from Ottawa north ia Indian Creek, and ahou,
Iour miles north of The town. The land is of
good quality, and dry, rolling prairie. Tho ow.
ncr, who Is now in the state, is nn1ious ~ sell
tho above tact, and viii remain here for few
months. Time will he given for portion Of the
purchase money EuQuir' Of
Ottawa, may 10, 1917 a, HOES
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.r"H-. ..t.. a..I EAR .hut h.tH. g......
rr.,- 90 ''.. r.... Or. Ia..ar.ar- ,a..u...,
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Thew '. .a. Lu. -s Company is rs.
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...rs. t.. l...... ...-.. lur.|g-.. ..-...r. o.,
b.. .....
placed ...r.. .- ..# ow.f ..... ....,
OH. .- ..."'"..| .n-..r. ...ry f... Nur- l..g
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uar ms. ..l' '...r b.. PEI. ..er rrH.rr-. n.g...r,
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I I Z. S. WEAVER keeps on hand, ntr,l tmca.
w Che best hIla q. m"a, uiryry description. t0
sn., the public. lIe Inns kept The business through
the wni,r0l Ig-,, NIaug others iu tine same hu-
sW's gave ZIP lhr sMp. De h7s krp, ii.m 10 hi
post although killing % horse worth $50 In iar,iDr.
sn. hcbroJ-bt his bu,k safe tosh1lr In return. vr.
us r.ryrls % Ottawn. cyprc-. curgnt.mlrto Alr :.
WEAVER i1r th.a favor and p,all. oUr.rlyrs to give
him our support no preference TO amy tultm0y start
lnt the same bgfB's} .u,y .QiNI CITIZENS
l1th, matter of the estate Of Petition tor sa,c of
Bgrtl3l1wrr " Grs't, drciS Real Estate
"a | Office is hereby given tn the heirs and all
vi others Interested iu the cs'atc 81, Bauhoo.
l. ! NEW NrGrath lutc Gruliy county. dc-
ceased, thnt nt The next trrm oi the GuNdy county
Circuit Court, ON The fire. day thereof sh7i present
petition 10 cid court tor an oglcr TO sell the east
h0 ol the southwest quarter ol section II m town
ship 81, lnugc Scnst oi the 81 m for the payment
OF the debts and liabilities Of mid estate
GLOVER ~ Cook, ELIZABETH O'BRlEN,
SJ's. for prrr. Administrative
April % 1919 33.3t
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Harvesting Machines.

'TNIiE subscriber ia nrcn, for the snlc Of Roaming
4 Machines OF the most approved kind manutac.
nrcd BY II n White, nt Martins Ferry. Ohio
The machncSnra substantially ofihc best mn
tcrnls md 1rr warranted to perform nell 4 spc.
cllnrn rl1v be- seen nj Cnshm1n & Gridcys store in
Ounwa about The 91h OF ApH! next.
Ottawa, mar 23-3l-it 3 K. LEWIS.
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4 insecd OIL for sale, chcup,at
jul6 Wntrt a. iIrSrER's,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-06-09
Correspondence of The Cecil Wing.
PoRT DErosIT, JUNE It'll, 1S49

PoRT DEPosIT, JUNE It'll, lS49.
Dear Sn:-Our town has presented quite
a lively scence since the middle of April.
but the lumbermen have now mostly sold
out, and have left for their homes. The
quantity of lumber brought down this spring
has been quite large, and the demand unu-
sually brisk. Our hotels have been crowd
ed, but the visitors have now thinned of
considerably.
Amidst all the hustle ofbusiness, how
ever, that good old man, Mr.. Freeman,
the Home Missionary, has not been neglect
ed, or neglected his duties. He has sojour-
ned amongst us sometime, visiting from fam
lily to family, distributing tracts amongst
the lumbermen and boatmen on the canal,
He has been instant in season and out Of
season, and his whole object appears to be
to do good to his fellow men.
Truly yours, ]. c. W.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-06-09

REMovALs.-Has any man right to
complain of being removed from Office
Had any one now in Office right above
his neighbor to the office he holds, previ-
ously to his appointment to it, We think
the universal answer must be: &C Certainly
not" Then, wherein is the propriety of
all the "fuss :" made about the present adj
ministration turning out locofocos and put
ting in wings, even If beth parties stood
in the same friendly relation to it; much
more, wherein is the propriety of the
snoise and contusion," when the fact is
remembered, that those whoare being dis
missed were appointed because of their
services against the wing party, and retain
ed because they gave their influence and
money to support locofocosm. Now that
the luck has fallen into different hands, the
generosity of common manliness, should
lead them to give way without murmnr.
The following apt remarks touching this
matter, are from the N. Y. Tribune. GIVE
have no tears for those doomed by turn of
the political wheel to 60 out of office. We
never could squeeze out tear of compass
sion for the sorrowing "victim," who, af-
ter having enjoyed the emoluments of a
public station for some years, is made to
give place to another. If the office were
desirable, he has had at least more Of its
advantages than his equal share as one of
the people. If to hold it involve a sa-
crifce; he has endured his part, and ought
to be relieved. If there is any crying to
be done in this case, let him do it himself
at all events, he can have no help from
this quarter"
"This is right" says the Philadelphia
Ledger: owe can excuse private grief
for loss Of an office, but it is little too
much to ask the whole public to join in.
We commend the Tribune's remarks to the
consideration Of the Washington Union,
and hope they will prove dry handker-
chief to its sorrows."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-06-09
Periodicals.

GRAHAMs MAGAziNT.-The June No. ofthis
Magazine has been received some days. Il is a
beautiful number, and has contributions from
Poe, Bayard Taylor, Hosmer, Tuckerman, &c.
its :Editors Table" is superior TO that of any
other ofthe Magazines, and the engravings are
very excellent. The publishers offer great in
ducemenls to subscr ibrrs to the next volume,
and they are true to their promises
Cyclop rdia Of Modern Domestic Ntdicine.-
Gates Stedman s. Co.. New York, Nos WIZ
and TX. To be completed in - numbers at IS
cts each. An examination of these numbers
leads us to confirm what we have bsforc said
that this is a valuable publication and deserves
to have a very wide circulation.
american Farmer.-A new volume Of this
work commences the lst of July. II increases
m the merit all the the while, and is one of the
best agricultural papers published. Samuel
Sands Baltimore, 81 year.
Hoidcn's Dollar Magazine for June has come to
hand and its conte nts ale very interesting.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-06-09

9TH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcT.-We
see in the Snow Hill Shield, a call for a
mass meeting of the Wing voters Of Wor-
cester county, to be held in Snow Hill on
the Goth inst, for the purpose of APP
pointing five delegates to meet in Conven-
ton at Barren Creek Springs, on the 2nd
of August, to nominate a candidate for
Congress in that district.
This is earlier than we shall move in
this District. 1t is time, however, that we
were thinkingssomething about our nomi-
nation, and we would like to hear from our
friends in the other counties in relation to
the subject. They will remember the next
convention is to be held in Elkton, and as
Cecil can therefore suit herself to any time
we shall expect to see some movement be,
yond her limits.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-06-09

New PATENT WIND SHOT TOWER
Messrs Leroy & Co., Water st \. Y. are
now making shot by the new plan; which
obviates the necessity of having The
great height hitherto indispensable for
dropping shot, as the height Of an ordina
ry three story store, with trihing out
lay; is all that is required to manufacture
better shot, than can be made in the
high towers. The Evening Post says:
Our readers have, perhaps seen pea
suspended in current of air blown up
wards from pipe stem, or small bali
OF marble hanging in the midst of a per-
pendicuar jet from a fountain. This
principle is applied to the making of
shot. a current ofair is forced upwards
inka fiue, and thus retards the shot as it
falls from above and cools IT, without ma
king it necessary that it should drop from
any very great height. Il tower ofmod
crate height answers the purpose, former
ly it might have cost $4,000 to build a
shot tower, now we are told one NAV be
built for an eigth part of the sum, and
the process Of manufacture is greatly
cheaper
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-06-09

ANNApoL1s.-We are indebted to Mr..
Watkins, Secretary Of State, for copies of
the proceedings of the people of Annapolis,
in the matter appropriations to receive that
distinguished but disagreeable visitor, the
cholera; or rather to make such prepara-
tons for his reception, that he may
take offence and pass their city by. The
Physicians have been organized into a
Board of health, committees have been ap-
pointed to seek out everything that may
have aNehdency to injure the health of the
town, and the corporation have appropria-
ted $3.50 for the purchase and gratuitous
distribution Of lime and plaster ofParis.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-06-09

THE OLDEST MAN IN AMERICA. George
Burkhart, living ill Harlln county, Kv.,
is one of the most extraordinary men OF
the age, and perhaps is the oldest man
now known TO be living.
He is one hundred and fourteen years
old; was born in Germantown Pa. and
has lived for several years IN hollow
sycamore tree, of such dimensions as to
contain his family, consisting ola wife
and five Or six children, bed and bedding
cooking utensils, &c. The exploring
agent Of the American Bible Society, in
his travels in Kentcky, recently found
him, and also saw respectable gentlemen
who have spent one or more nights with
him in his singular home. He processes
to hold the Lutheran faith; being of ger
man family. and received the Bible with
peculiar manifestations of gratitude.
What life for one man to spend? What
long train of events has marked the
century through which he has drawn the
thread of existence.-BiNs Society Rec
ord, for May.