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PHEEnMENoN AT SEA. The ship Portsmouth
just arrived at Warren from whaling cruise, re-
ports that on the 18th of March, lat. 81 S., lon.
IA W., she experienced severe gale. While
scudding before it, dense cloud gathered III the
West, out OF which issued violent hurricane
and many balls of fire. One of these struck the
cutting pendants at the mainmast head and fell
in fragments on the ok, setting fire to the mast
head and rigging, and doing other damage. We
do not remember ever to have heard OF such an
occurrence at sea. The Portsmouth has $50 600
in California gold dust on Decentralization Cou.
retr.
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FROM RIO. The following items are from a
recent letter dated ship Regulus, Harbor OF Rio
Janeiro, received in Boston by relative OF the
writer :-"News has just arrived that the ship
Florida, from New Orleans for California, h as
been lost off the River La Plate; that POI pas
sengers were lost and but saved. Ship Ro-
dolph, probably the brig Rodo'ph, Walker, from
Boston Feb 6th, for California, has had her pro-
visions condemned, and the captain has been
sued for the bad fare on which he has kept the
passengers.
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HT Many of the letters from Europe, and the
newspapers also, say that the quarrels OF the Ro.
mans is not with the Pope in his religious char.
acter, but as poiical ruler; aud that in his re.
ligious character as Bishop of Rome, he would
even now be welcomed back 10 the CITY. The
manifesto OF the leaders OF the Roman insurrec
ton, issued on the approach OF the French army
does moi, however, lead to this inference. They
speak as il they were fully aware of the corrup
tons of the priesthood among them and deter.
mined on resistance. The pressure, however. o.
the surrounding nations, will no doubt restore tbe
Pope to his religious authority
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THE STEAMER EMPIRE. The boat was rails.
ed and towed down the river two miles on Sun
day, so as to give he firm bottom At noon on
Monday the jury rendered a verdict to the follow
ing purpurt;-That they believe the colIisi IN
was occasloned by lack of vigilance on tue part
OF Smith, the pilot OF the Empire, in not seeing
the schooner in time to avoid collision; and also
by the conduct OF Robinson, the captain of the
schooner, IN adhering TO custom of the river
that sailing vessel on the wind, meeting steam
boat, may keep her course, whereas il he had
sooner gone about, the accident would have been
avoided.
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FARTHER FROM THE SAUvE CREvAssE
We have the New Orleans mails to The 3lst.-
The work of stopping the Sauye Crevasse was
but slowly progressing. The breaches lately
were becoming larger, and all efforts 10 stop the
water had been abandoned.
The Poiht Coupee Tribune of the 23i instant
states that the weather was most untavorable,
that the planters had almost given up hopes o!
raising the Cotton crop. Large quantities Of
grass had sprung up. The sugar crop had also
suffered to great extent from the same cause
A few days OF fine weather would enable the
planters 10 place it beyond danger, but there
seems nc prospect of any at present.
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EXCITEMENT IN CANADA. A despatch
from Montreal, dated June 9th, says, consiIera-
Bile excitement prevails in regard to the tone Of
the English papers respecting Canadian affairs.
The annexation party calling loudly for the
comsummaton of that object. Great indignation
prevails among the ultra Loyalists. The princi-
pal men of the Tory party are said to desire that
the result of the mission of Sir Allan McNab to
England should be known before Interior meas.
ures are resorted TO.
1t is said to be exceedingly difficult to calm
the lower classes. Frghttal threats have been
used by all classes against Lord Elgin; and it is
feared that should he venture into the city, he
would be murdered.
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NJ Post says that the streets oitha city never
IN SO filthy condition as now. Iappears from official
reports that there 20 deaths from Saturday to Mon.
day noon and iorty>e,gh cases in New York But a
New York physician says cases in private practice
which not reported James II. Brady and Two other
gent emen we're attacked Saturday in The city hall
were attended by DIR Vaccine nstaner, and were al con,
valescent on Monday morning. black man fell vom.
ling on The sidewalk, and When a crowd was gathered,
he Id them he subject such attacks and walked
off
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CHOLERA. The Boston Post says, one important
fact should be kept constantly in view during the prev>
aence of the cholera. that disease gives such plain
and sure indications OF approach this does. Di.
anhoea invariably precedes it, is shown in the cases
reported in the New York papers. Or. Dwight,
in bis letter from Consanstinope describing it,
esy particular in stating this fact, saying that he had
not known where diarrhoea did not indicate its
approach. A warning like this might with proper
al hand 20 check it the outset, save In ny
valuable life.
The legislature Of Virginia have adjourned 10 Eau,
quer Springs. The board of health at Richmond re>
port cases of cholera and deaths, for the 49
hours ending on Monday evening.
Number Of deaths in ST. Louis for week ending June
4, 40; ofcholera IS.
In 1882, the town Of Dumfsrne in Scotland, was af>
fected with cholera from the Cd OF September until the
23d Of October Al that date every street, lane and aI>
ley fumgated with chlorine gas. Within FIVE days
the pestience entirely annihilaed In Edmbl rgh
the gas used but rather late, and in several towns
with like effect.
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AUsTRIA AND HUNGARY. According to the
journals and letters OF Vienna OF the TIL there
is no doubt that the Hungarian Diet has formally
decreed that the House OF Austria has forfeited
the Hungarian throne. The Diet mas decreed
an additional levy OF $4,000 men, and has even
ordered 0attalions of aoomen and young girls to
be enrolled. Ithas named BEN Cover of Transy l.
vania, with voice in the Ministry, provided,
however, says the decree, that he should not pre-
fer toO be generaIissimo OF the armies of recon.
quered Poland.
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Messenger,s NOfice.

Forester, IS. June Z, ls49.
lion HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner OF Insolvency
for the County Of Worcester has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate OF ANDREW L. HOLT, of
Mburyin said County, inn-holder, insolvent debtor
and the payment of any debts the delivery of any
property belonging to said nsovent debtor him
hs USE and the transfer of any property by him ior
hidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said debtor will
be held at the office of said Commissioner in Worcester,
III SAID County on the t'Oeny mn day CfJune current at
ten O'Clock in tho forenoon Tor the proof debts and the
choice of an assignee assienees Of his Estate.
JIG JOHN w, WHlPPLE, ID. S Messenger.
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Everybody is acquainted with the purifying
properties of lime, yet the following article ex-
hbits and unusually striking fact illustrative of
it'd fact indeed, which from the largeness of its
scale and the universally of the effect under it,
goes far to prove that lime, freely used, is an
absolute preventive oil the attacks OF the cholera
though the infection is everywhere around.-N.
Y. Courier and Enquirer.
CHoLERA-LJME. sIa the summer of 1882,
when the cholera spread all over Middle Tenn
essee, its course, from Nashville, (where il first
made its appearance) was south. The auhori-
ties Of Columbia, towu forty two mile south OF
Nashville, and containing about 1000 inhabitants,
caused fresh lime to be placed at the door OF eve
ry house, and the citizens were requested to
spread it freely on their premises in the cutters,
and in all open lots where there was any stag
nant water. 1t soon reached Franklin, nineteen
miles south of Nashville; then Pulaski, eighty
miles south of Columbia, where it was terrific;
thence to Shelbyvile, east OF Columbia forty. FIVE
miles, where it was worse than at any other
place in Tennessee; two miles north of Column
bla, in the country, it was very bad; nearly half
the negroes and whites died on some plantations
In fact it was all over the surrounding coun-
try. Not originated in town. The sys-
tenn OF lining continued throughout the summer
| and fall, and it was found that the usual tall fe.
vers were very light, so much so that the Gus
tom of LINING has been strictly adhered to annu-
ally ever since, and from sckly town, it is now
one of the healthiest in Tennessee
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Messengers Notice.

Worcester, So June 1919.
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner Of Insolvency
IL for the County of Worcester, has this dav issued
warrant against the Estate of LEONARD KEYES, OF
west boyston, in said County, boot maker nsolvent
debtor and the payment of any debts or the delivery OF
any property to him. for his use, and the transfer OF
any property by him is forbidden by law
The first meeting of the creditors ofsad vent debtor
will be held at Court of Insolvency At the office of said
commissioner in Worcester in said County, the
od day Of July nert at ten O'Clock in the for
the proof Of debts and the choice of assignee or as
signees of his estate
Jo J. DAY. d. S., Messenger.
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APPOINTMENTS. Massachusetts Posfrnas.
ters Horace Hunt, N. Prescott; s. B. Steb.
bins, Ludlow; Hy. A. Longey, Belchertown;
d. A. Cheever, N. Midway; LoIin Palmer
Feeding Hill; j. H. Coffin, Van Dusenvie;
Joshua L. Nash, Abingdon; Daniel BIasdell
Amesbury; Geo. E. Folger, Princeton; new
Office; Moses b. Tower, HULL AIyan Howe
North Bernardston; A. B. Gardner, South Gro.
ton; Horace V. Pratt, East Princetown.
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New HAMPSHIRE. The legislature on Wednes.
day in Concord. In the senate William P. w eeks was
chosen president, Francis r. Chase clerk and VIA. L.
Foster assistant clerk. Samuel H. Aver was elected
speaker Of the house, Thos J. Whippe clerk and d p
Perkins assistant clerk All democrats.
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SALE OF THE AsroR PLACE OPERA HOUSE.
We are informed, on good authority, that the
theatre has been purchased by the trustees of the
Astor Library, and that the collection OF books
bequeathed by the late John Jacob Astor, will,
when they are obtained, be deposited in that build
ing, after it has undergone the necessary repairs
and alterations. NJ Y Herald.
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u Mrs. McGregor who had been living IN poor cir
cumstances at go Ludlow street, New York, died on
Saturday, having been sick since the previous Wednes,
day, when she drank some liquor. The people in tie
house were about 10 bury her at the public expense but
on examining her room they fonnd S75 in money and
bank books showing deposites for S4l0O more were
found in her trunk. She was living separate from her
husband.
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EB The people of New Orleans seem to be
determined to make the most OF their catastrophe.
before they are all drowned out, for we see adj /.
vertisements for steamboat trips up the river to
look at the crevasses that are overflowing the
city; while those fond ofangling are turning their
attention the cat-ishery in the streets.
Boston Post
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Col. William Black e. ewes there is gold placer on
Walnut Creek on the r."cr Arkansas, near The Little
Arkansas, and proposes to e& re the region August
the party to start from Van Bure from which the placer
is 300 miles distant. In 1926 he with nineteen others
found gold washngs there, but they were disguised be-.
cause they couldn't find Jumps as big as hens eggs
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CT Ship Deue alton, cleared al Boston fsr San Fran>
CISCO has on board fifty houses, with bricks, nails, &c
10 set them up Immediately on her arrival out. Bark
Bolton cleared for the same destination takes OFT large
amount Of building materials.
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that if they fail to do that, as we fear they will,
It will be the most dangerous pro.slavery party
the country ever had, or the world ever saw.
Clepeldnd True Democrat.
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S. W. sELBY, & Co, win close ont at auction this az
at Dr. Bates store the balance of the stock Of
STATUARY
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FOR SALE.

A~a . Cottages, Zone double l snge,) situated near
smith the I'd Methodist Church. Each Cottage has
42s%I good front yard and garden containing large
number OF Fruit Trees, some in bearing condition The
above offers rare chance TO any wishing locate
that part OF the city, or for investment the present
owner is about leaving the City For a-her particulars
iaquire at this Office. j. d3t W.T.
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E5- We are informed that the net proceeds Of
Mrs. Buffers Readings during the past four
months exceed 10000 Springfield RepubIi-
c1n
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MILITARY The Boston Post says new company
is about 10 be formed in that city consist entirely Of
members ofthe late Massachusetts regiment of volun.
teers 10 Mexico.
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GT A severe Hailstorm occurred at Troy, Y i,
and its vicinity on Monday, hch did much damage =
none cFurcha at West SandIake, 250 panes Of glass
we're broken, while whole feds.o grain Destroyed
and the fruit and trees cut 10 pieces.
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CoSrEcTIcUT. The Legislature Of Connecticut has
just passed law, transferring the pow Of granting
divorces from the Legislature 10 the Superior Court.
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BEGINNING EARLY. The Angus Cons,itutionaisi
and Savannah Georgian have already come out for Mr.
Polk their "frs, choice above all living for the
next Pre- sidency ""
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w The expenses OF Great Britain, the present
year, are estimated at $272, 1000, 900. The Can.
adas owe $l4,O0O,O 900.
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g5 Gen. S. F. Belknap of Windsor, VT, the famous
Railroad contractor, was Ill Saturday, that tie
att ending physicians thought it mpossbe for hun to re-
cover.
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HALTBUT. A Gloucester schooner came into port
last "Wednesday, from Georges Bank, with 10000 lbs
OF halbuthe largest quantity brought in By one
vessel
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The Hopklnsvie, KY, Press says Mr.. Crit
tenden, who is announced as consul to Liver
pool, "was broke OF Office in the army for dissi-
pation.''
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WALLET LOST,-$5 REWARD !!

ON Wednesday, between Worcester and Auburn, or
" from thence the woods and fields 10 Charlton.
The Wallet contained between S25 and S35 mostly 10
small bills and papers oao yalue any bat the
err Whoever will return the THIS OFFICE,
sha receive the above reward. JOHN o. BOYES.
Worcester, June 8, lS49. d&w lw
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Gr James Brown, under sentence OF deathlfor negro
stealing, escaped from the sheriff on his way Camden
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MAINE. The Message Of Governor Dana was rather
roughly handled in the Legislature Of Maine, BY his pc
litical friends far as his non>commtal policy upon
the question Of slavery the territories was concerned
In the Senate on Friday, Mr.. Hobbs OF Oxford from
committee which the Message had been referred, re-
ported the following resolves in relation 10 the noduc.
ton and extension OF Slavery in newly acquired terri,
tory:
Resolved, That we hereby declare for ourselves and
in behalf Of the people Of this State uncompromS
ing opposition TO the extension OF slavery into any lie. RI
ory.of the United States which is free.
Resolved, That in organizing governments for New
Mexico and California The introduction and existence of
slavery in those territories should be positively prohibited
by ACT of Congress.
Resolved, That Senators in Congress hereby
instructed, and Representatives requested
against any act establishing governments for said terri
tories that does not contain express prohibition Of
slavery.
Resolved, That the Governor be requested TO forward
copies of the foregoing resolutions each Of Sena
tors and Representatives in Congress- aud TO each Of the
Governors OF the several States OF the Union.
A large portion Of the Democratic press of Maine
takes the ground indicated by the resolutions.
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Be not Deceived,

A IlllOUGH the time of prophets is past, yet there
are those who would deceive and humbug the public
by circulating false and sanderous reports those who
would gain an honest living by industry, would take
this opportunity TO 0form the public thar did not learn
my trade OF that young spr0t neither have left The city
or state, but am engaged in the DAGUERRE0TYPE
BUSINESS IN the Rooms adjoining those formerly Occur
pied by our worthy eDd s. WILLIAMS az MAIN STREET
where those who in of p iures obtain them
from toenty5fce TO y cents cheaper by passing few
steps from the top OF the first flight OF STAIRS TO No
10 the same block than any other place in Worcester
June 6. diff Il. W. MERRILL.
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TO LET,

A Convenient Tenement, No. 80, Thomas ST. Possess
"A sion given July LIST. Inquire of JOHN GATES or
WILLARD BROWN. June 8. stf
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Flower Plants az Auction.

BY SCOTT + PRaTT
@Sa TENHlS day, (Friday,) June Sth, at 2
49, IL O'Clock p NJ, at Office, shall sell at Auc-
Wy zion, $50 House Plants, in Blossom, and
very superior.
The Ladies are invited TO attend this sale. dltJ5
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offered by the Worcester
County Horticultural Society,
Premium
AT THE JUNE EXHIBITI0N-l84g

AT THE JUNE EXHIBITION-l849
each variety, $4; Next best do do. do. So Best
specimen, not less than quart 81 Best new seeding
Variety IL adudge to be rlay Of general cultivation So
STRAWBERRIES-Bes collection, NJ less than one
box Of each variety 81 Best specimen do. do. So;
Next best do. do 81.
CURRANTs-Best collection not less Than one box of
each variety, 81; Best specimen do do. 81.
GOoSEBERRIES-Bes specimen less than one
box, ST.
LETTUCE-Best six heads, 81
CUCUMBERs-Best pair.
ASPARAGUS Best specimen, not less than two bunch,
es ST.
PLANTS AND FLOWERs-Best display of plants in
pots, So; Next best do do ST. Best display OF Roses
50 best do do. 81. Best display OF Peonies 50
next best do do ST. Best display OF other cut flowers
81; next best do. do. 81.
Seasonable notice of the days of the Exhibition will be
given in the newspapers
By order OF the Committee of Arrangements.
June 6. dwlw
MRS. A. l.. NORCROsS,
The celebrated MEsMERIp PHYSICIAN, by the strong
solicitations OF her friends, has been prevailed upon
return to WORCESTER, and has taken Rooms ut the
animation and Prescription OF all Diseases that flesh
heir 10, for a few days only. d2w May &C.
ALLYN WESTON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLEIs AT LAW,
OFFICE 202, MAIN STREET,
m3 WORCESTER diff
JOY 4 HAPGoOD,
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS,
CORNER OF CENTRAL AND UNION Sis,
WORCESTER.
LEWIS 2: JOY, IM25dn EAnyM r. mAroooD:
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MARRIED.,

In Leicester, on the 6th by Ii. G. Henshaw, Esq Mr.
Charles NJ Howe, of Marlboro 20 Miss Sarah G.. War
rem, of Leicester, daughter OF Mr. Joseph Warren.
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DIED.

DIED.
In Holden May u.s. Mrs Phebe rect Of the late Jonas
than Rogers, &c. Printers in Maine, N. II. and N. Y.
please copy
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Mr.. LAWRENCE. The Lowell American
makes the following just comments on the nomin
alton Of Abbott Lawrence, as minister to Great
Britain -
Mr. Lawrence has at last received the reward
of his treachery, to his party aud TO Freedom. 1t
nav be said of him, as the New Bedford Mercu-
nv said of George Lunt-s'he has certainly earn.
ed this distinction by his bold disregard OF public
sentiment in this State,'' in advocating the nom
inaton OF General Taylor. The majority of the
Philadelphia Convention so heartily detested his
successful treason, that they refused to raty the
bargain which named him for the Vice Presi-
dency. His next object of pursuit was the Trea-
sury Department, but il was feared that his health
would not permit him TO answer successfully Mr.
Walkers free trade arguments, he failed there.
But now he goes TO England, il his health does
not again suddenly fail. This appoint is one of
the worst that could be made. Mr. Lawrence is
an amiabe and benevolent man, possessing sui
hcient talents to enable him to carry ex-
tensiye manufacturing and commission business
to advantage. But we think OF no man who
is so likely TO cut perfectly ridiculous figure
should any controversy arise which should bring
him into collision with the dpomatists Of Eng
land. His speeches are gaseous, inflated and
bombastic, and his written compositions but little
better IT it had not been for his millions. he
would never have been heard of outside of Milk
street.
The gravest objection to Mr. Lawrence remains
to be noticed He is pro slavery man. to the
perfect delight of all lovers of the institution.
One Of the Richmond Taylor papers soon after the
nomination OF Mr. Fillmore Tor Vice President,
summed up the character OF Mr. Lawrence, by
saying that Mr. Fillmore, was the most reliable
man for the South, to be found in the North.
''toith the exception of Abbott Laurence" Mr.
Lawrence's advocacy of the nomination OF Taylor
was but the natural sequence of his course al
home, in refusing TO oppose the admission OF Tex.
as as slave state He is sshand and glove with
the nabobs OF the plantation, and probably his only
regret is that unlike them, he is obliged to pay
wages TO tue Iaborers in the Lowell mills The
nomination is decidedly " not fit to be made. "
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Mr.. LAWRENCE. The Lowell American
makes the following just comments on the nomin-
alton of Abbott Lawrence, as minister to Great
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-08-25
Great Excitement on Sunfsh,
WOOL CARDING.

"lleloo Pat, where are you going with that
wagon load of Wool:"
"Oh, just down to OXley's New Cardng Estab-
lishment, situated on BIG SUNFISH, five miles
east of Woodsield, and five miles south of Bealls
vile, and five miles north of New astle -
"Stop, Pat, tell me, has Oxleyg got good cards?''
eyes, sir; he would not have any other kind.
He has the FINEST AND BEST QUALITY
EASTERN ARDS, suitable for all grades OF
Wool. Just put your Wool in good order and IN
warranty you II yet good rolls. wish you would
try him."
depend upon it. I'll take my Wool to him"
"Stlck to your word, neighbor: be true"
"Here, Pat, tell me what he charges per pound;
want to have the cash for him"
"Fve cents, sir, if paid when the rolls are taken
away. He will also take Wool, Wheat, Corn,
Calf Skins, Hides. Oats, Peas, Beans, Barley, &c.
Wool will be taken IN at the Store of Holland g.
Okey, Woodsield, and returned when carded."
swell, Pat, what did you say the carder's name
was?" "JOEL NJ OXLEY"
Oxley's Mills May, lS4S-nl0.