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Board Of Health Report.

Iron fourth page, the reader will find re-
port Of the Board of Health OF this city; and
We hope our citizens Is i'll generally read it and
"govern the mscive accordingIy.'
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New Goods at 40. %. Main st.

~ L e-y leave 10 10 The citizens OF L III
mono aud thu surrounding country. tt-t
we have received aad opened, direct from new
York aud Phiaael p;.ia Il larg- ana desirable
Stock OF "a EssGsE ea.br1cing "A
exte nsive assortment sf GESrLrMEys ~uH,!ER
,>a LADrEs' DREss GoJDs--tal latest 81 ytes ::
VIA d -sr~ al variety of
BDE%ETS. PARtSoiS. PRINCES.
GIa7>, EIgDoNs. ARTlslcrALS. &C..
which WI! be :<yosed of al prices make i: Il,
OBJECT - those i-itne 10 rchs-t'
~ 3 oar stook oI 'z'ss. Z u tGs j. lai.
ana v.i u disposed OF at CiRc.Aa9-. e.5.esel.
prizes.
a fresh supply Of the Celebrated Can
:1sa Z {. .. y .-*arranted to g'He univrr~1
,atjsIac:.In. PErHELL 5. DERRICK.
RICHMOND, Jane g, l. -. 3atf
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HOGS AND GEESE.

~ Those Of citizens who own hogs
are notified TO put them up, or the Marshall viii
them that trouble 1t is thou Int ihat the
Geese in the South part of town are Nuisance
put em up, neghbors, or some Of EN- may be
"gone goSlngs"--one was Kilt ycsterd
ming: served It right--no business to be goose,
aud to have the 'frccdom Of the city
HEALTH OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT cases of dis
ease have occurred in this place, which some Of
our ply scians have called cholera-othor ply
sicians, we unde rstand, say cases of cholera
have occurred here yet. When Doctors disagree
who shall decide. his true that there has not
bsen a single deafh in TIE piuce for Than a
month with the exception of a little of c.
Bulbs, aged about3 yeprs, who died on Monday
night lust Of scarlet fever.) Our citizens gen
orally are in the enjoyment of their usual good
health for this season of the year II any eases
Of cholera have been here, they were simply the
result of fatigue and anxiety in waiting upon
those who bad the cholera ut Boston. The cases
referred TO were: Drs. Stun, w att, and Ecvnold.
who have been for several days aud nights IL
attendance upon patents at Boston. ! ne SAM
tary measures CT the Council should however be
strictly observed, and all the precautionary me
sures known to be essential to preserve the pub
lic health should be practised. We yet trust the
Pesti!ence may not visit our place.
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i EARN For S We.

4 Farm ofirre,! for sale lour mules North of
1 A New Paris, the East Fork Of " mite wa
ter, on lh- road from New PARIS TO Palestine.
containing % acres more or less % .arres crar-
e., SUPPOSE. 10 be b., acres OF Tooi bottom lane
ind p.eEiy Of good timber II, with goo build
ing- AMI gpoi never failing spring at the hons
lad barn, v IA good vuung ofchari ApPi y
TO HENRY BLDCHt.3
jane -. l-!o. .6-l-
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CgE'. HOTEL. gs.cl,snoni. Ind.

sNIIE undersigned, having thoroughly re-
4 paired and refurnishcd his House, is now
prepared to accommodate the travelling public
n such sly IL a he thnns Will give satisfaction
10 those " 10 may favor him With their patronage.
HIS TABLE shall be supplied with the best
tlI- iuaret rds. ana his 81 ABLE be ID
bv an experienced hoster. lie hopes by assdn-
Gus attention to business, TO receive share a
tue pubic patronage.
ALEXANDER GRINES.
Richmond March 4th, SO. l2tl
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NJ EMAINING in the Post Office AZ Rich
~ mond on Ist July, which if not taken out
before lst October will be sent to the General
Post Office as "Dead LeHers."
Allender Wm2 Moore Harriet A.
Anderson MAJOR Mcdowell Mrs. Eliza
AdunW. Moon Mary j.
Alderman VIM. Moon Joseph
Anderson Mary a. Moore Esther ii.
BRENT James Morgan " m. H.
Boswell x. Moon CIarlndt
Bennett Martha +. Meek joshua
Bond Pleasant J Mcbailrn II.
Ballard Rachcal VI. Morgan Thomas
bowers George Mcdowell VIM.
Barton Margaret Morgan Francis q
Bond Mahlon K p. Miller Jicob
Ballenger Jonathan Nc Mahan james
Ball "A. W. McndenhaI Mrs. Rach !
Carrot James Marmon VIM.
Crawford Jno. Morris Thomas
Conner Egcretta Nuzzy Miss Eiz
Coons Temple 5 Nc MILAN Rev. &.
Collins Adam Newly Margaret
Chresnan EbeneZar Nelson Catherine T..
CuIbcrtson VIM. Overnan Edward
Dali Benedict o'Brient James
Dennis Samuel Patrick James +.
Dunlaps Hiram c. Parhili Il.
Davis John , Pugh Achillas
Dawson James II. firrson " n ii.
Dnklare Henry Pctcrman 7. Il
Dime lIczckiah Porter Thomas ,
Fggermicr Tohau Perdne Isaac
Evans John PeHilton Eliza
Erving H. G.. Roberts Ellhu
Edwards Daniel Eyon James
Edwards VIM Ryon Rev. John
Elliott Daniel Robinson John
EIdrr.in J. Rosea Ucinrch VIM.
FoIker : Ruth Henry
Harrington Nary A. Spencer Daniel
Grimes i.euran,.h s-hearrr Jacob.
Graham Daniel Starr J Ohm
4 Harrison ] A. Sainuclt MIicoioli
IIaincs Mrs Elizabeth :'crmigin t.van2
Hatfield Moses Small jesse Jr.
iluskins Ruth Steers " alter q.
Hawkins lamar A. , Stone T.. ID.
Hartman Dr. : g. .Shidler Abraham
Henderson David K. Strck Ter Daniel
Harmon J. Stonder David
Hampton K. Slill,nhn Edward
7 Hill Rebecca =. Silvcrs w m.
Hunt rankin Torol" James
. Iiubherd Martha J. Tengie Joseph G.
Harooth Ira Thomas Jacob
iirghcrtie Patrick Ihaner Erig. Erust.
ireland john l.. Tavi Tor Elizabeth
James BculamIn Ihuydc Joseph
Jones Nathaniel ITnderiIi j. W ooi
Jones Margaret NJ Nanderpocl VIM.
kem Thomas Voss John 7.
klmner Miss Mehiteble Eeregge Herman
King :. j. Nies VIM. B..
Never Thompson Weaver Elisha
I h line Toh. Niuslow Jacob
| krcng August Wilson William
1 keck Anton. Wood ward John
! MANNER Tan. Wright Charles
/ Lands Samuel allhce Isaac
4 Liende rman Hnnrich Washburn A.
I.cesc Mrs Many W oolston John
] Lane James Ncitner tothitl
Lefever s. s Woods Joseph
Ioro Geo. Fred Wheat Nathaniel
Laurence W vile Idnef John
{ Lancaster " m. II. w oil SImon L.
Il MckiuscV Owen w att " essly
McBrde ohm " est III. +.
4 Persons calling for Letters in the above lis
will say ADVERTISED.
u July lSig c. R WIIJIAMSP r. NJ.
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s f. 4 s U y \ Il /. T. AN ID
~
For Sale.

IN For Sale.
HE undersigned offers for sale, three
TRAVELLING THRASHING MACHINES,
two of which entirely new and made the
most approved plan: and one partly worn and in
good repair. He will dispose of them CHEAP
to close a concern. The one that has been used
he wishes to exchange for good horse.
JOB BORTON.
Richmond, June 20, lS49 26:it
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EiC hYnCnd Stove Store.
's'asssFs - EsAFs<=E@,

>HANht j. for past fiy ors. would NOW in
! form the public that h. ms th- idrpest an
hest selected stock of stoves Offer ted IN Rich
lloud. II has 4 neA article,
BacE.-S PATENT sEsi-.:lt.fET--.5 Sjzt>
This stove. with The new improvements, hav-
ing larger Oven, and greater facti!ItcS Tor boii-
my. make it The best Stove IN the United States.
Also, full supply OF the Oid Pattern (siN Sues
Premium Stoves; all SIZES aud patterns AR
Fights, saratoga three sizes; >tanieys, three 81
zes. and many sizes of Russia Iron and ptrior
aud ten plates Hollow Ware Of every descriP-
ton opper Kettles, 'Itn-ware, Nc. Amy per-
son "i>hi.ig good
o0oE1 81 -no~ E@c
he would refer them to the following persons
having Bucl, stove IN USE: Trustees OF rlenas
Boarding School, oamhel Test. Beng. 81 5huln
Barnab~< IIoas.s } ohm Fool, Levi Jessnp. Also
to the folloViu.s persons: Ghas. w. Starr, Sill
ney Smiti. t.lila.l Coffin. ;. Murioe <, +. Horton
]. " berry. !. Mates, MIR. Holloway, L. j .si-
Ter. j. II Van Car3,, J. Heap, A G. blanchard
DR.. Austin, 10. Ho~.iis, \. W Bowers Charies
Coffin. !. = nlh-r, " show. J. Jones. DAVIS
W. Thj~ti, tf..titfe. !. saunders, If. +. PAYNE
]. Ogtotn, ). Green. ]. Eldcrkin, ". " right
W. fui ghun, {. Rati.h-
CAUTION There are no Buck : Stoves MOI
Bucks Stove Improved. sold here but by M
there being Improvement mace on Buck
Stove bat By himself. u. Buck; and that IS II
this new Pattern Alright now offered.
kichmou8. MAY =, r. II If
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IENTlSf:'s HOUSE

MINI SffFsF, RIchN93Nd, IN3.
Mis- nouse formerly known a. the Man
I sion .louse'' and occupici by X. bnooKI>s
ha~ recently beeu purchase. by the subscriber,
who fitting It up in modern style for the
accommodation Of the public. His FABLE
III al At Ill times he provided with the best the
country affords; and shall not be surpassed n
variety ana stSl- by any IN the country. He
has iiltr = ana considerably enlarged ms Stable :.
wtl. II shall b. provided wiih 4 good aud careful
o. f i; ana pie.tv Of The best OF feed Tor horses
In- undersigned feels confident that, bv stTict
attention the wants Of his guests, he ..il merit
share Of public patronage.
E:oarsiisi. by the Day or VsccS>.
on rc.sou,ti,. terms Also, HORSES kept oy
The day week
ORIN HUNTINGTON.
Richmond, Feb. q, l. -. OF
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The Richmond Dental Depot.

Is 1T DR.. Howrlis' Drug store, where d large
\ stock of Mineral Teeth from the Hanuiac-
Thoun x Bernhard can lee had at manufacture
ers prices also. Gold and Tin Fol. Flies, For
ctps. Sc. Plaster Of Paris, ANA VERY thiHg that
Dentists need Please cali at No. 10, Nam street
Oct. To- ISIS. 42-tf
nESC HANP'S REMEDY FOR CON
II SUMPTION for sale by
IRWIN REED.
I1-CaI and get pamphlet explaining IL
May, j, l-i9- 19-tf
4 <VV.oRpFoR >I..-A supply OF this Great
7 Cholera Remedy. lu~t received and for sale
d Or. How-ii's Drug Store, No Is Main street.
Nav 13. l>49 2l-t
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BOOK a. PAPER SVAsss..sOs So!

at the oil stand. feel coufit.ut That We
sell Gle API.i; than the CfIEAPf.sr: aud
would Spectiu!Iy invite Country Book Ner-
chants to gite "a call bt fore going to Ciucfn-
natl as we feel satisfied that 1t VIII be 10 their
interest.
We shall keep constantly on hand. EASTERN
WRITING ana f.NyE:.oriNG PAPER aus I'll oii.el
kinds suitable FOX the market: Also, our oN il
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Two Family Carriages for sale.
lNlIE subscriber has two Family Carriages
on hand, --they both entirely new,
made of the best materials, and are suitable for
one two horses: they offered CHEAP.
Call at the Cabinet Shop on Pearl street. d
few doors be low Jesse Meek's Store.
THOMAS MASON.
Richmond, June 9th, 1919. 21tf
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NOR S.tE!-FOUR SMALL DIV Filing
l. HOUSES, ana TW O VACANT LOIS.
ltuated in Richmond. For particulars, apply
10 JAMES NJ. POE.
Richmond, March = st, ~. lJtf
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4. f. SCOTT. I. Z. liENDENfA Ii.
Fresh Arrival---Summer Campaign.

ME citizens of Richmond and vicinity are
j respectfully Informed that we have received
and opened. direct from the Eastern Cities. one
OF the most extensive aud desirable stocks OF
VI f. r G Ii AN u L E.
ever before offered, and at prices TINT eannof and
shall not be beat. And. as IT is known that the
''best Ptacef'' vet discovered IN the ''Ner Gofd
Nine is at NJ NBFR EIGHT, We author
izeG to saw that if ann of our neighhors ish an
Agency to ..estatiish the prices OF Goods ANY
place, they can procure enc by applying TO
SCOTT Il co.
nTN. &. All kinds of Produce taken III ex-
change for Goods.
Richmond June 9th. 1919. LIT
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aud will shortly have The MOST eXtcn~IVr anu
best arranged Bakery III the place. His Baker
has been employed in the best ana most fashion
able establishments OF eastern ana western CT
ties. and the proprietor feels warranted ~ SAYING
that those who may patronlze him VIII not b
, disappointed. Fresh Bread aud Cakes may bt
had every dav. bv wholesale and retail, at the
-, lowest possible rates.
June 9Th, 1919. 3t.'i--tf
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"AVE YOU TRIED DIR. PURDIES FAM
lily MEDICINES; we'll they are good.
call at DIR. Howells Drug Store. No. Is, Main
street, where you get Furdies' Pills. for
Dyspepsia and Liver atit ctions Purdies Plaster
for all sorts of sores. Pnrdies Ointment for all
diseases of the skin, eruPtions. piles, burns. &c,
and DR.. Puries Phoeni Bitters, great restorer
of the system. These medicines Just intro
duced here. bat they have had a great run IN the
east. Try them, and prove them.
Richmond, May %, 1919. loft
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TIE Hater-C Cure Jonrnal, entered upon
a new volume the present month. This
work IS devoted 70 the philosophy and
practice Of Ilylropathy, embracing the
true principles Of health and longevi'y.-
Published by Fowler s Wells, New
York, at < year. in advance.
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HR..BI.ACk. OF Marlborough, o.. has !ef'
for sale at DIR. Howe lis Drug Store, No
Is, Main street, the following mediciaes: ne
Family Pills; Dyspeptie Pills; Asthma or ii'H's-
ic Pills; CongApiils: Cough Powders tne oioods
Flax or Diarrhoea Powders: Children DiaTrh"e1
., Sn,n,,er C.rnlaIpt Powders. A static Cholera
The first or, as they are generally called, pre-
| monjtorv svwptomz.' Diarrhoea Powders: Chill
and FegaE,-Fr5eI and Ague, aad Cure Pills
- % -I-4ffp- 26-tf
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Cholera Spccife.--Wc are indebted to our
sri.nd. William 3. Barnes, for very substan-
,ial present in the way of most admirably cured
hau-rich, Juicy and sweet. 1t one OF his
own raising and curing, and far superior to nine
teu,hs Of even the far famed sugar cured hams
Of which SO much has been sal. and written =
Such meat, If its qualities were known, would at
any time bring Two cents in the pound more
than the salty ,dfied-up hams frequently found
in market.
IRA plurality almost always makes 4 re-the
editors family il always Understood when he
speaks Of provisions; the junior Editor Gldnt
taste that hani--and the does not him or
his little family. our friends ough TO send IN
i pair Of hams If they desire tcir quality well
,cs,eL--this is only a suggestion, BY the way,
,oe got a most excellent ..fitch'' Of bacon from
Geo. Mccullough yesterday norning-no dan
ger Of starving yet-if our readers want good,
sweet, nice Glitch 60 there and buy it. Talk
ing about Glitch reminds that our friend,
John Couley, brought US five Goose berries the
largcx: measured 81 inches in circumference and
the smallest -; the longest one was II IN
who can beat thisi They Of the English
Kind, and Mr. Conley raised them in his garden
ia this city.
1--WE understand that there IS report III
circulation to the effect that the citizens OF TINS
place. re fused to admit DR.. ID. :. Evans and his
family into town, for fear they would bring
the cholera with them, they having resided in
the infected district at Boston. We author
zed and requested by DIR. Evans 10 contradict
the runor, and to say that there i not WORD Of
truth III ton the contrary he vas invited by
several of his friends to their private residences
(hoiera in B0ston.--.5lnce our last report, >
deaths from cholera have occurred in aud near
our sister village Of Boston:
Mrs. Albert Cross; Aaron Druley;
Mrs. Dennis Drucv; Bryan Seen"y;
Richard Sedgwick, John Bennett;
rhneas Allen; Mr.. Aliens child;
Mrs. John Tempcton.
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s.rifi,s... wrIppin. and PriHtiH.
go - n. = - EGO

BO\NLI' BDARDS, Nc.. &c.
in a word. EVERY THING THAT OUGHT
To BE fOlJND IN such Il establishments; and
we are determined not 10 be uudersoi by any
Book store W. % the Mountains
NDENiIALL X CAMPBELL.
Richmond, Marci, l-iJ. LII
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y
PANSON. LEWIS & Co. No. 80.
South East Corner Of Nam ami Marion streets;
RTcHMoND, INDIANA;
gEAVE Just opened splendid assortment of
IL FAMILY GROCERIES. which they are
prepared to sell cheap for Cash or exchange for
approved country produce, either wholesale or
retail.
L. Easins, Figs. Cheese, Herring, Sugar,
Candies, &c. &c, fer sale cheap
j. They prepared 10 furnish ''wedding
ixngs,'' in the shape Of Pound Cake, to al! who
may apply Call and see them.
I3'CAxDLEs for sale bv the Box Pourd ,
and the highest price in ash pals for BEEI Els
and YILLOW.
Bread. Cakes. Crackers. &c.
Fresh and Cool. hands at all times; also,
FRESH MEATS:
Such as Beef, Pork. Veal. &c !. will be served
up every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday NOR
niugs.
They respectfully invite the citizens of Rich
inond. and vicinity 10 call and them; and if
they go away dissatisfied or empty handed, 1t
shall not BE- the fault of
PAXSON, LEWIS & co.
May -, 1919 stiff
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TIE NATIONAL HOTEL,

RICHMOND, INDIANA.
IEyIIf, subscriber wishes TO call the attention
L Of the travelling public to the fact that he
StIll occupies has old stand,
(TIif, NATION ALL,
that he has put the House. we'll as the whole
establishment, IN first rate ordcrfor the accom-
lo,:aton OF the travelling public, with the deter
that be viii not be outdone IN th'
west for kind and close attention to those that
may f4ror him with call = pains shall be
spared for the comfort and enjoyment OF AIs
rilests.-in short, he is determined to keep a
rood and ORDERLY house. and make every per-
SON that calls on him at home. His charge shall
be as low as any house Of the Kind IN the west
no man shall go away dissatisfied if in his pow
? to prevent. Feeling tho nkfni for past favors
he hopes to b sustained by his old friends anc
customers. ANY favor will be thankfully re-
ceivet, and, in his humble way, shall be returned
DANIEL ID. SLOAN.
Richmond, Feb. Q. 1919. 43--t5tf
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ss.,.. and Oats Straw:

o. The highest market price paid for Line n
and Cotton Rag. and Oats Straw; either IN Ca>'i,
or Paper and Books. Al Cash prices. nv the firm
OF AIENDENliAiI. " CAMPBELL.
Di.f,,noud. Ian. 3tih l-49 ST
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r AWRENCE.S PURE WHITE LEAD. is
4 \ always kept fer sale at DIR. Howells Drug
Store No. is Main street.
May %. 1st9. t7-tf:
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LIST OF LETTERS,

- EMAINING in the Post Office AZ Rich
~ mond on Ist July, which if not taken out
before lst October will be sent to the General
Post Office "A /Ie1I ieEersD
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lemons. Orange. C.:usg;cs.

IT I macy et...r arfi1lrs Of luxury a.s
~ eoa.lefi, a. a..CCLLOl CHS.
isy l.!-.9
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Nh"N. Gi.'>~. from by -. 10 =,
-, .rNtst =. from So - i. l., - &, =
p'et"fs 3it.'' turnitare-at kin..~ Lam,
., ms :, g !" = each. icr sale hv
= : q. iMN y NIlN
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mily Groc ari les.


His stock includes almost every thing called for
ia his linz, Of foreign and domestic growth and
H.. continues the
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- \ n T. l. w \ X ID 3,

CONTINUES business at the old stand o
Y LEW IS 4 " ARD, and has made eAtenSiv'
additions 10 their stock OF
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CARRIAGE IAMUFECToRY.

For sfl" 1T The Drag store Of
Richmond. lame -, l~i9. i1r. HOWELL.
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DR.. Ne CHARMS
S a Nv = q r ;
~ II EA1-A ALL @1

's@'d 10 be- Dr. Dc Charms G.srvoy antDiscover,.
We ootaaed knowledge of this Medicine
rom bk- ~ tHARN HIMSELF. AM sActIr..I tIl,,
EXCLUSIVE CONTROL, Of -. -" -
tested ITS Medical Properties with nae mos, rT,jJ
eAacthess; ana wehave CAUSED the mos .,,i,'4 nj
Physicians an the t9ited States 10 DO Ia. -.
ne result IS mat 1t 'as been pronounced BY
ALL superior 10 any tting hitherto k1o,r, IN - -,
IN Medical Science, surprising IN its -.,,,...t
virtues any or even all other Mxsici,as -.
bined. that used for the SAM .,;.,;
The effects are IMMEDI ATE in yiclent.. -
PERFECTLY SAFE in all conditions of III, -
We only state W hat We KNOW; ana W.. -
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NOTICE,

y Es. 1scndcss;;:s2i. having taken WM.
c ,MPEfIL INTO Co-partnershtP IN the itlrh-
tonA Paper Mil concern: they expect to furnish
ttsto!ners with GOOD ARTICLES IN their line.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-10

,DesAcng's cG,eulaFiony-We published last week
n le,ter hom P. NJ. Deshong, Mathematician"
las he signed himself Soma two years, or so,
ago, we published asimilar letter from him, at
which time he sent US set ofhis rules, and we
Yesterday received another set Of rules. Al the
time Of receiving the first rules We looked a
minute or two at the part relating to simple adj
dition, and deciding that it was 'humbng, ex.-
amined no further INTO tho m,ttsr. The fact H.
the rule wss gnod for nothing ..! ..
In examining tho last set Of ru'cs tho h-at thing
that struck our attention, was that they differed
entirely from thoss formerly sent. This Induced
10 to examine them hastily asr IT As they reIatsd
10 addition, and though the rule held good in a
few examples we tried, we do not see that IL ha.
any advantage over the usual mode Of adding
One Thing is very certain, that Mr.. Deshong
cannot by this rule add up columns, as he stated
in his communication Of last week. There arc
many persons who can add up columns four oil
five figures broad by common addition, but they
cannot do so by this mode of Mr.. Deshongs
We viii examine tho matter farther at some
leisure day.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-10
mr.. Claw az u, 8, gana.9r.

The National Intelligencer, in notlc-
ing the reelection OF Mr.. Clay 10 the u
S. Senate from Kentucky, remark. that
'"well informed PERSONS do not "doubt"
that he comes with disposition to give
cordial, constitutional support" to
Gen. Taylor's administration. This the
Washington Union regards az speaking
automatically, and says:
"Yet we understand there are soms
very wrll-nformed wings who do en-
terrain some doubt about Mr. Clay's dis
position, and who have come to the con.
clusion that if Mr.. Crittenden goes into
the cabinet, aud Mr. Clay comes 10 the
Senate, there are reasons to fear they
will rather clash than harmonic togeth
er. The result will be to distract, no,
to strengthen the administration"
With regard to the telegraphic an
nouncement few days since, that Mr.
Clay had Piled red himself to support Gen
Taylor's administration, the Louisville
Journal says
"Mr. Clay has repeatedly said, that in
the event Of his going into the Senate, he
should go with every disposition to sup
port and strengthen the administration
but he has not pledged h;mselfto ITS sup
port. Neither Mr. Clay nor any Other
high s,uled and independent whig. would
pledge himself in advance to the supper,
Of the administration of any President
whatever"
Some idea Of the light in which the
democrats of Kentucky regard Mr.. CLAW
NAV be judged of by resolution which
the democratic members Of the Legisla-
lure adopted IN caucus, previous to his
late election. After declaring it impo.
lltic to unite upon any individual oftheir
own party, thew say:
"Yet we are determined not to vote
for Henry Clay on account Of his free
soil principles. and, as we understand
his emancipation tendencies; nor will
we support any other man, whether
wh;r or democrat, who is known to en-.
terrain similar views on these questions
of National and State policy Bait
Sun.