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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06
This is to Give Notice, That the

This is to Give Nollce, That the
subscriber Of Cecil county has obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county
letters Of Administration on the persona es
ta;e of Taylor Reynolds, late Of said count,
deceased. A persons having cailn> aga'ns
the said deceased, are hereby warned to
eXhibhthe same with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated, Oh or before The. 9Th day
Of May 1891, they may otherwise by
law, be excluded lom all henefi, OF sand e.
tate Al pessons indebted to said estate are
requested 10 make immediate payment 10
the subscriber. Given under my hand this
18Th dav 0. June 1850.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS, Admir-.
June ID 'JO-GW.
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This is 10 Give Notice, That the
subscriber Of Cecil county has obtained
from the Orphans Court OF SAID county, lot
rers OF Naturalization Oh the personal es-
tate OF RichaM Giryin Iale Of said county
deceased. All persons having claims
against The said deceased, are hereby
wainetl to exhibit the same with lhe
vouchers thereof, duly authenticated, on
or before the 26lh day Of April ls5l lev
may Otherwise by law, be excluded from
all benefit OF sald estate. A ] persons in
leblet 10 said estate are requested to make
immediate paymen, to the subscriber.
Gwen under my hand this 18Th day OF
Juue 1880
ABSALOM Nj, VEY, Admir-.
June 10 SO CIV.
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TERMS FOR DAY PUPILS.
MRS. M. e. BEACH,
MISS S. J. TURNEY,

MISS S. }. TURNEY,
PRINCIPALS.
Tho undersigned have been witnesses lof
three wears past, of the excellence OF MRS
Bcach's mode of teaching, ard can therefore
.usak with confidence in commenting nor 70 tne
rublic. Her tormer experience as the head Ola
female Seminary in New England, her famlii-
arity with all TIE branches necessary to be taught
her untiring energy, love Of the work OF instrUc-
tion; and peculiar tact in discipline, combine 10
render her one of the best instructors to whom
the education Of young ladies' can DO entrusted.
Rev. GEO. BURROWS, Col. }. J. HLckARr'
A. ANDERSON, ESQ, Dir. J.. w. ABsAHAms
Mr Enw,n WLMER, Mr.. }. l.. maxwell,
a; PrRhELL So. Port Deposit Md.
N r. Tbnstitut ison situated on the road
,,,erssc,;ny Bel-af and Wilmington road and
he,ween Port Deposit and Battle swamp. ceci
county, Md. The location is very elevated and
surrounded by large and beautiful gro'e where
pupils may ENJOY their juvenile sports, ana be
protected by Inc foliage from the rays OF the sa:,
Daily intercourseemaY DO had by s'eai "beat and
railroad with Baltimore and Philadelphia ady
deduction made for voluntary absence Jur'ns
s1rm time. TheTcachers vi ef ARENA
IA. over Pupils. .,s.s ia
{ fSs.' EnilnwIp-~r 4 tue "
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WASAIN u MADE EASY.
Or how to Wash Clothes with
out Machines, Washboards o
Pounding BARRELS

SEND ME ONE DOLLAR, Free of Postage
cand will send yon, by mail, printed cir
cu'ar, giving plain directions for Washing
Clothes, that will enable one person to do all
the washing ola large family before breakfast,
sllus avoiding II the confusion ofa washing day
ms method requires no machines washboards
or pounding barrels-No rubbing the skin off
your tingers-'no tearing off buttons nor wear
ing out clothes. This plan saves the clothes,
makes them whittier and never injuries the finest
fabric. The articles used cost but few cents
Tor large washing The circular contains d.
rections for Clear Starching, Ironing Laccs,
Washing and Cleaning Silks, KID Gloves, re-
moving stains; grease spots, Sc. These are the
greatest chemical discoveries oflhe age An
the hotels, steamers, and large laundry cstab-
ishnenis use my method ofwashing. Send
letters to MADAME BEAVELT, Patent Laun
dress, Ann street New York, postage paid.
March l6-Sm.
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WOOL CARDlNu'

TENllE Subscriber respectfully informs the
Il public that he has taken the Wool.d Fac
toIy known by the name Of JoIluson's Factory,
near Gllpins Falls, whore he is prepared ~
manuiac lure wool into Rolls, Yarn, Cloth, SC,
lie Will give his undivided attention 10 the
business, aod hopes from ms long cxp.r'tnce ~
be al IL to give general satisfaction ~ those VINO
may favor nun With .hcir custom.
JOHN GAMBLE Jr.
Nav 25-1W-
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Piano FOrteS.

IUWU Ut ILSI
THE LAHGF y, ChAPEST, BnaESTh
most elegant assortment OF Piano FUrtos Ell
United States, can Nays be found at the lt
house Vi tho suDscrDGr.
III Chesnut Street, above Fifth.
AT the Old Stand occupied mere than II third
OF a centurA by MIR. George Wiling, music pun
Usher.
Pl.qNOS, H.1RPS, ORGANS, SERA-
PlllNES, EULlANS, &c, &c
fresh from the most celebrated manufacturers
in New York, Boston, Baltimore, PhlladclphIa,
and elsewh ere. Sold, wholesale ant retail at
the mukcr's cash pr ices.
OSCAR C. B. CARTER.
III Chestnut Street, Plilauc phR.
Feb 9-ly ------.
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June ID '5O-Gw.

This is to i've Notice. That tn,
subscriber of Cecil coAn,y ha'h obtained
from the Orphans Corg of said county,
iers of Administration on the personal es-
tate OF George Terrell, late oi said coun-
ty, decd All persons having CLAIM agains
the said deceased, are here by walneed 10
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated on or h.tors the l2th
day of March Is 81 they may Otherwise by
law be excluded iiom all benefit Of said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested TO make immediate payment
10 the subscriber Given under my hand
his 23lu dag Of March 1880.
SAMUEL =. RAMSAY.
A lm'ns {. T. A. NH 23-6w.
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Groceries, Groceries.

EpROWN & MCINTYRE, have in Store
I'D prime MARACAlBO, LAGUIRA,
and RID, COFFEE; Cuba NJ ,lasses, Porto
Rico ana New York Syrup, ia very supe-
rior article,) a fresh supply oi Jenkins Y
Co., superior packed Young Tyson, In
perlal, and Black Teas. may %
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This is to Give NOTICE.. That tho

l MS is 10 GlVe No'lce, That the
subscribers OF Cecil county have obtained
from the q, pha aus tourt OF sad county le,
.ers OF Administration un The PERSONAL es-
tate OF William S Barr lars Of said
county deceased All persons having
claims against the sd Id derease", are hers.
by warned 10 exhibit Tie same with the
vouchers hereof duly authenticated. on or
before. the 25Ih day OF Nj y 1881 otherwise
by they may be excIu,ed from all bene-
lit Of said estate. All person. indebted
10 said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment 10 lie subscriber. Given
our hands lhi.l5h day or June 1850.
JAMES MCINTYRE,
ROSA Ann BARR, Admir-.
Tuup IL 'Ho-fw
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MORE NEWS,

m The largest, The Mosr FASH
a. 1ONABLE, and the best asso 1t
kk.A 5ment Of mems, womans, and chill
e. drens boots and Shoes, in Ceci
county, is to be found at the sub
scribers BOOT 4 SHOE STORE, in Elkton.
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HHiS, Hats,

Fashionable. Silk Hats, mems and boys China
Pearl do, Straw, German Straw, Scahett, Palm
Leaf, Drab Wool, mems Panama, do. Russia
Siouch, boys brilliant Braid, Tor sale by
Map is WM. TORBERT.
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES, nj
SMITHS GROVE

III, Sessions are oftwentytwo "oeks' OF Two
,,.,,.r,, duration each, and commence on ,he
4 y, Wsdnesday in April and thelast WEDNESDAY
~ September ,.
Terms forB oarding Pupils
70, Board, Washing, and Tutio n, slloayc aye 70
per quarter,
THE ONLY EXTRAS ARE
ss 90
Drawing, 6 90
Muse, 40 90; use Of Piano, $500 90
French. 6 %
l.ctn, Q 90
| Needle Work, %
Dcd Bedding, Napkins and 10" els' " ~
furnished 1900,
THE above terms include, besides the common
.,,d;,s the various branches o! Niatne"a'icS
Natural and Moral Philosophy Rhetoric
hun., Elements, Logic, Watts on 'he Nlhu'
li's,,iy, Botany, Chemistry, Astronomy S ueoao
w. Mineralogy, and Physiology. Inc ffeh'"
n taught effectively hoa
ruvl, arc requested to furnish their own BED
and napkins.
TERMS FOR DAY PUPILS.
IT under eight years OF age, - %
lfbc,ween eight and twelve years, w
flower twelve, oo o
Drawing and Painting, e 90
Trench, oo 30
Ema;n x1o ,se of the Piano. AZ. IL 90
Nj, w. 90
Ass~'S ' nxpS NJ T. REACH
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TOLD PENS.-Spencor Kendull & DlXon's
!" superior extension Gold Pans. the best ur-
tlcle now III market. Just received and for sale
by BROWN s. MCINTYRE.
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Farm nj Private Sale

The subscriber offers at.Private Sale a
part of the Farm on which he now re-
sides containing
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06
New Spring and Summer Goods.

G U A NO.
The subscribers are now ready to supply deal
rs and others with this valuable Manure. They
offer for sale
500 Tons Patagon in bags.
200 do P.rnym
Warranted first qua lily. .7lso,
DE LERS IN OIL,
Have always in Store Pure Sperm Oil. for Man
uiactur'ng purposes. This oil is adapted to
machinery Of every esciipllon, and being Of the
puresl quality, cannot fail to give satisfaction.
J. L. A. & S. ALLEN,
Feb l6 SIN No S 7outh Wharves, PhilaGclphi
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THE CECIL WING.
Is Publis he'd every Saturday.
In the Log Cabin,
BY P. G, RICKETTS,,

TERMS.-Two dollars year, IN advance
TWO dollars and fifty cents at the end o!thr yoaT.
RATES OF ADvLhTIsIAG.--l square weeks
81; IS cts. for each subsequent insertion square
8 months So. months St year sl2. frac-
tons ola square 10 be charged square.
Long yearly advertisements ut the rates of Sl2
lor one third of column There will be in no
case, any abatement oflhese rates.
NoLhEY b. PAIMLR, Esq. is our agent IN the
cities of Baltimore. Philadelphia aud New York.
Advertisements left al his Country Newspaper
Agency" in either Of those cities will receive
prompt attention.
John c. Waters, Esq, is our agent IN For
Deposit
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$50 Acres,

with large proportion OF good woodland
HwA The improvements consist o
@;:i& a House and good Barn, and
. Sl&A 1EE other out-buildings, a pump
A.asEsassD OF good water at the door, and
it is we'll watered with streams running
through it and convenient to landings Oh
Plum creek and Elk River. The above
property is situated 81 miles from Elktor
on the road to Turkey Point, cecil county
Md. 1t is considered pleasant and healthy
and would make two Farms. Persons
wishing to view the property, will plcae
call on the Subscriber residing on the proI
erty. BURBEDG BROCK.
M.'ch 2}td, 1850 tt
nARASOLS, Embrd Chans'ahlc AND PIa
Il may 10 for sale by Is. J. Ma y
TLOVER SEED, for sale by
Vmarch % VIM Torbert.
INFANT Ed Bl elk Oak Bark, for which
w the highest market price will 10 pad, in
cash OF goods. WIN. PELL'
DA7H BRrw For Securing, for salo by
ID apr 20 Brown Mclntire
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The RinggO'I House.

ElSlltR A. WHITE respectfully announces
IL to tho citizens Of Cecil county, that he has
taken the centre house in "Whann's Row"
EiA'on, immediately opposite Gebharts. form
erly Kings Hotel; and that lie has opened the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06

A Small LWagOn suitable for lraain
A.wth 8 sp rings.
A lso light double seat Carriage and Ha
orsale, cheap, apply to WM. PELL.
March l6
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-12-30
Mechanics and Lawyers.

The New York Mirror has the following,
which shows that enlightened constructive
ness is rising to its true place in public, es-
TEEN: ,t-sli7~.+,sc oss,, $500, /
The Bar isno longer the resort OF the am
bilious youths of our country, The mechan-
ical departments are being preferred; there
are now thirty young gentlemen in this city,
that have received liberal educations, who
are serving their S"times" as shlpwrights, ar
chitects, carpenters, sc. In a few years the
United States will have the mostaccomplish-
ed mechanics in the world A new class is
ispringing up who will put the present race Of
mechanics in the Shade. The union of o
substantial education with mechanical skill
will effect this. Indeed, already we could
name some mechanics who are excellent matfl-
ematicians, and acquainted with French and
German, and able ITO stud y the books in those
languages connected with their yocations.--
Heretofore fond,fathers were wont to edu-
! cate their sons as doctors and lawyers, toin-
sure their respectability and success. That
day is past,i Mechanics now take the lead
audinatfew years will supply the large por-
| ton of the Stateland Federal Legislature. 10
/ We hope that parents and guardians will
put aside this almost obsolete idea, that none
but professional men, such as physicians
lawyers and diyines, can ever arrive in this
countryto great distinction, Look, any day
and witness the selfrtapght the once litter
ate boy now a superior mechanic; filed will
the ardent thirst Of becoming a valuable
Irnember,pf society. Lookat our communi
I,ty-7howm many are they now filling Offices O
honor and profit who but a few weeks ago
were apprenticed to very respectable trades
and take the portion Of mechanics, to YOU
very learned and much distinguished men
and compare the ratio Of their future emf
,nenGe, Look at our debating societies, lyce
uns, BE, from whSnce comes the ebullitioi
kof marked natural talent from those VIII
never hadsany other stimulent but their owl
ambition to become usefuls asiwel las olna
mentaltwwhese days are devoted to, iharl
work and every vacant hour passed, in,th
properstudy to render them respectable an
wellrinionpeds tR9n5 bHe ,a5Hg gpoy inellI
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APPETITE Us. REASON, Mr.. Greedy OF the
Tfibune, delivered aTemperance address at
Portland the other evening. IThe tables
were spread in The Hall at apIlate hour ia
the evening fora repast-but Mr. G.. sug-
gesjed that as the people had already had
three meals during the day, it would be an
intemperate act for themtoS 8 pattske of the
fourth-and moved that the .eatables before
them be distributed 10 the poor, Dr.. levi
cite seconded The motion, and upon lis bet
ing put to vote that all who We're hungry
and needed another, Should raise their
hands, some forty or City young folks OPP
.peared withpplifted palms. The vote that
The contents. Of The tables be given to The
poor was much smaller land II being doubt
ed, and to settle it, all the hungry ones were
summoned to.eome forward and-help them
selves The CONSEQUENCE was, that there
was general rllshdto thea tables, and the
leatabies very soon disappeareds This v asa
mode or taking The yeas aud nays, OF diyid
ing upon the Question; Which does not bp
pearto have entered into Mr. Gfeely s cal
culalion, when he made his humane sugges
lNoI,iitrN sidl snsYT 5nl0sisiAA NS atfe{
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! IMPORTANT lMPRoyEMEET IN STEAM.-zW We
have the pleasure ofcalling attention TO an
improvement which has been approved by
many oil our most eminent builders and
engineers and which, promises great adj
vantsges ito our rapidly developing sleam
marine The improvement rafeHed lois in
the Sleam Boiler; and we are salifed that
it will add materially lis safety and ef.
ficiency, and will give increased economy
bothiii costand construction andin the con.
sumption of fuel. 1t consistsTcbiefly ia
formingihe crown Of the furnace, and the
upper portions of flnes, Of FEurED plates,
the metalin't this form secures greatstrcngth,
and enablssthe, builder to use! a thinner
plate, and TO expose in givenspsGe more
extended and effective surface, with n re-
duced weight. This improvement has been
patented in this county and in Europe, by
Ar. Richard Montgomery, OF this city, who
has deposited modelset tie 'Afaire Works.
,tosthe proprietor Of which he is permitted
TO relef,--M KaCogrier.l iila hns uoas
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TEFAsuRY DEpARrMEYr, De. I, ls5O.

1EEASURf DbPAkl MENE, OCl. ., iOoO'
Parties intending to forward articles to
the -Londonqlndustrial Exhibition are notii
fed that the Navy Department haye. in
structed, the Cotnman1ants at the Navy
Yards at Boston, New York. nPhilddeFphia,
and Norfolk, TO receive and idsaiely store
free. of expense anS such articles as may be
placed in ,5elr possession, and TO retain The
same to be delivered to the revenue cutters,
which will be sent in due time 10 convey
them TO the port Of shipment on board the
public vessel.which may be designated to
receive them.j -9ui 8iifig .l6ie t.,r. %, (
1t will be desirable that those articles
Should be delivered at the above points as
soon7as practicable. in order that there may
be pounnrssary delayinccncentrating them
at the port OF Shipments .l,as.io i..ai,b /.
THOMAS CORWIN,
N'a'f 9|i"' 8 Secrefafy 6G fha Treasu1y!,l
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Ghambera',i iAla,l Tribune.


sDll hs90 sfh ~ tqlif eihlz nN1NrtllaAtf u1ll z
Y, UNDgRH ANpED, lNTEI1,IoE NcE IA Boston paI
per in It's accouis Of female fashions has the
followihg item. OF fcoufse it IL SUB rosa; Y, 'sg,.
si5'. kiHd'of shirt know woli, with beautiful
lembf6ideted front, all Of ihusliht with the exl
iceptionsoi the collar and wristbands, whlchbIe
.o6linenliks those worn by goniI6lnenMidmo5
'Aa39a b ytss hn6 shsi sgiid ylliiliiiusd wi
iwailsd 10 uioii
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-12-30

INDIANA CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
The section disqualifying officers of Banking
erother monied corporations from election to
the legislature was engrossed BY a vote Of 66
to 81. seA'h - ~ Ht
The section requiring elections in the Leg
islature' to be viud roce was engrossed. sl
"A section was engtossed, prohibiting Sen
ators or representatives, during their terms
from being appointed to any Office Of honor
Of profit, created or theirf'pay increased ex.
cept such as may be elected by the people. y
Also, q section prohbitingany collector Of
ppblic monies from being eligible to the
Legislature or any other Office until he pays
UP in full. .lelil' ~ h9sMlfiDi Il a .lao
0HIo CENSUS OF l950.--The Ohio State
Journal has the official returns from fifty three
counties, leaving thirty-four counties from
which the returns are not full Visa ~ 'nlt
oThese fftyrthree counties have q popula-
ton Of one million one hundred and eight
thousand, eight hundred and seventy three
being an increase since 1840of over Al per
cent! Tie most populous counties are not,
reported-sueh as Hamilton, Montgomery
Butler, franklin, Mussingum, &. sft 4aiav
sa DISTINGUISHING CHARAcFERIsTTc OF THE
SExEs.-There is nearly always something of
natures own gentility in every young woman
Except; indeed, when, they get together and
fall a giggling.) 1t shames US men to see
how much sooner they are polished into con-
ventional shape, than ourrough, masculine
angles. A vulgar boy requires, Heaven
knows what assiduity.to move three steps
do not say like a gentleman, but like a boy
with soul in him; bhtgive the least adyan-
tage Of society or tuition to- a. peasant girl,
and o hundred to one but shewill glide, into
refinement before the boy can make bow
without upsetting the table. There is stfiti-
rnent in all women, and that gives delicacy
to thought,r and taste to manners but sentir
ment with men is generally acquired, an off
spring of the intellectual quality, not, as
with the other sex, Of the moral. - Baltcer.H,
10 " fiQT+sS,S3sSl AL ~ ~ s-s-t1 isBEs
A CURIosITY.--A, friend hasleft al our Of
flee the horns OF very large buck with, fiji
teen prongs on each bronth, which were
o5tained under the following extraordinary
circumstances "A gentleman in Mississlp-
pi, while. hunting came across two large
bucks. One Of them was lying on, the
ground, dead with his neck broken. The
otherwas standiDgupI with bishorns locked
n,hose softhe dead deet, and was much
altentualed and very feeble, The two had
had battle s2,t.c, anu tle ground oil around cave
evidence or the length and severity of The
struggle. 1t resulted in the death of one ol
them, and the other could not extricate his
horns from lhoset the dead deer, and had
apparently been held IN that situation seve-
al days, The gentleman knocked the living
deer in the head. and sechredithe horns oil
both Of them -Maysuiue Eagle. .iesrs
Treasury DEPARTMENT, Dec. z, 1850.
n D. s.,3si n, tatiI;,,s, ~ foSt,s r1y arfirlec fc
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Ex-Secratary Clayton deliyereda Euology on
the Life and Public Services of the late. Com
modore Jones on Tuesday evening, at Whining
ton, in Dele@are. sga 5ayF alfip 9Hi 2safi
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y The Hartwd Tbnes coptradicts the repor
that, Gov Seylnoun. has the smallpox, and say
ne f'haS had n touch of the vrrioloid' but no
enough topifhhnTs ysva y laiAg aigios
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VOLUME. TIT. H'I.i q 1 E. asE.. .,.s.
Business ,Gar0s.
Blanks! BIanksIi @s.

An assortment of blanks Of yarious kinds
Asnch as Warraqtce, QuitrClaim and Mort
gage pesds, Snbpcnas, Summons, Executions
Attachments, and otlier. Justice sblanks con
tantly On hand at this Office. M
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CENsus or KENrucKy The returns IA this
State, from 95 cothties leaving only 0 counties
tobe heard fEen---lnake the population 91o.to6.
BY adding the estimated population of the s
connliss. heiofal viii be sf2. COG lihakinf a
he1in.of l92, ,71e since isa0 ilsl lil 1si's fts.ia
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Uio ssJ9l o.! daph slj
h3siisii.ylr9 ae .elIia
ms aoiSaiisg5' aaf
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A sudden increase of the deaths. ii in Lon :
don, has been observed, and a greater mortal
ity than at any fine since April lost, Disease
of the organs Of respiration, and consump-
ton, are the most prevalent. ; 'Nf ~
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PUBLIsHED By CLEVELANllDI 9 PEARCE. !,

f5lAIagH 10 ;0Digiat
a9oa4 sgW ssiAg 5cs
s.isiaPl oHi III tiC2.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-06-20

DOeskins. CassiIueres, Cloths. &C.
IT s. MOORE has received this day beautiful
Ill. ment Of choice goods comprising Doeskins, Cassr
peres Cloths vestings smoking CapsLlsle Thread,
silk Bajou BEST Kid GLOVES comprising all sizes and col
The above goods truly worthy Of notice, and will be
aid NJ low prces nj 2l3 MAIN STREET, VIII
'April AZ r''FsT'' diff 0na U. s Hotel Block.
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ao7 % .9t Home, .agaiie.aqog + \.
Oyster and Fruit Saloon Reopened.

TONI cI'.l uoUi AiOiil " 81 $50 "A.
THE subscribers have, in consequence Of improvements
on the spot they formerly occupied, removed their
yICTUALING ESTA to the stand on Front
Street. door from Main where they will be happy
to see their friends and to furnish them, usual the best
accommodations the market affords. t@tl .tiN} sH
Z NEW YORK OYSTERS constantly on hand, and fur
nisled in any quantity to order. d lg au sl..s ,ia
the quality will always be found at their establishment
iAi tif-it' MEALS AT ALL HOURS % 8fa0li
Grateful for the liberal patronage hitherto received they
respectfully solicit continuance from their friends and the
public ~. SPUR g. LEWIS.
Worcester, May 10. A'l - ita anls" iii2qaii dam
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-06-20
AVA. 80 d,herrY IHsrfINrnl.

TUsT received and for sale wholesale and retail by
ID D. SCOTT, JR, 4 CO.,
Atril 26 dow GAS MvR Street.