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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29
PIANO F0KTE AND Music sTOKE.

IL A. rYIER has on hand and constantly recsiytns
II. PL9yNO FORTJ1S, from the justly
celebrated NJ anu fac tories OF Hailet 80
Davis x Co Boston; John X. Dunham " nj M ~ u
pavifa, Van Winkle, a. Il; Gale y GO; andy v
Orders received for the loRST'S PATENT IRON el-
NOS, to be delivered in torn is Ietei2ea horl TIE
factory. These Pianos decidedly ihe bas Piano
Hse prhcnlary fer he country fee 1ress can seldom
" they better than any
other PIANO.. These Pianos have Independent. case
which be removed in moment, there being
ton between the Piano and Superior GUITARS,
sszs7n NIOLINS, ACCORDEONS, FLUTES, and
III ~ other Musical lnsrumens constantly hand and
ly for sale at low prices. SHEET MUSIC for Piano
4slg Forte, Gnitar, FluIe, etc. Also INSTRUCTION
RSA BOOKS for all musical Instruments. fT@ A Lib
erai Discount Dealers Teachers ard all those sending large
oriers... All orders promptly attended to. n1is2
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

fd''' s'''e'e n Noa''l IenlsR, nearly new. or
'|' E. myl6
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

'I'3fE8 I3FkI n .7zr-A supariorIlART -
7& tfIY new. NAH If1n Axieireas, x4l.be So
IVY Aiia'Y ~ No p Nsehnx street, <@A%sN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

10 tetnfn Trunks 10
y tft Ephc IN general fer the liberal patronage HI. |
eyeil rom them. and desi to inform them ba1 M I
aksn 1le store No l45 CarOndetet street. wlere ia M
tznts cf2lnS o. the business of PAINTING, In IA H
tt1nehes and helles, by fuict attention 10 his dut
t,si a caniAuance OF their suppou. r. II. DEAVI&.
~ y ~ orders pTnnlply attended to. "a AZ
t,feAz1sAtA ANS PATENT URDUI,ATOff n III "a
i&4 a N1EACTuRED in Ginelnn,f Of saprgial .1.k.
~ measan.p, ana the best mafedalg fRKNf4 fttp
inls ?. s, hart X cfi. 80 Tahaosai6llI,G =
i,llnien and Qiaefs N'minR The ban ard 1l.enpesi
1t oefe ~ this any other nafel would d.
t 70 call and exnmp these 1f before pufeIasinE esA
m u We have snpQly on hand Of the various sizes, to
~ ean tYatar o. tese Power Prices from 90 to
~ ami wufEned 70 Hs1oEmt0 the an1ziaeton Of the
led a Dss . boxes aieilsa Al
wy q = e EleIlols co.. 70 csmpai
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

7'lb csf,ihes that DAJ.LEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR
ssn sd my family Salt Rheum of iheen yeaIs'
ilats1n. and Ter " arts fhee hefcR deas hive been at
BE- No deqt but Mis- Meiha "a h H that the
paAce cafne ioT IL from what rs fallen under my Obsr.
etqa added 10 fe very respectable testimonials In a favor
bI caes who nge used 1t Ieqairing nlnedsae relief.
lido u1 20 the attention OF The afflicted
aBeFaio W y. ROSWELL CHAPIN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

nj AIls -aoa No Parker 1ssll Is,do Weymouth do,
- i ''''' u Ss5i6Sll6h + 6oss2aaa q esuzlssa.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

+ + ! Is /. 1 s|.' ( !'|'' ''A
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

13tklAt "a Id VERY LOW very large NJ ()ts a.
zAsS AkMoiR 4 male expressly for Notary Public
Ittf AN M q G. new which viii be sold at hall
H'<.t Apfl{ " x Natclez steet--up stairs. ieG
Hf}N SAT klR FAl.E-A superior Irou Siafe lance
~ 1ial.Y ns. nze y * q Rich y GO. New York, loI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

q fStt A. F0k< IS LA superior new Baaey made
II fAie5ef8la. Of the latest pattern, viii besod low
..'plg ei y NAtrtrx atreet--up stairs je5
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

Sllsal ~ We Of Ire best sites for iDan2
~ isNz luinQEes la Stale, having all .ss,. 49,
lst u l,eles e hsnsl Dry, and healthy, 80
.ln iIHA nom aunilAlun, either Dom Lake -z 49,.
~ and surrounded By great yafiety Of the
ast ine ~ htf wood nnllei. Said sits upon fine
s3fai ~ III and contiguous
~ his ei1y hid j. alieasy mpeer with new and very
4ill Nj A4d ga w and tsRlST MILL, drumming
two 6a1,f<3 5 f4EE30ISE fol Merchandise and sew
et@ eqniqahe UAeslnRss wild, Gardens attached Wmk
~ E4d 1nlniildnss and 0iiers great inducements
N Other profitable The whole or part
u M Above o}e is Offered for sale, or lease, and
VIII he ts0ss IT Yety accommodating terms For
NaleI. AMI InflIel iaInLmalIan. applg 10
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ou.Fss NoUNDs ANa s 6hRs /.

This elIscs Of the AIN Bx r. 1llqs caeedI
wonderful, quickly does " reln0ta ~ ana SORENESS,
and leal the iJufy. No SCAR RI On fIoEes I'M
healing old spres Of long Standing gdnFrts1
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

q " a ! ck4 3N1tS
AHffz, saa'eH m r A. 4tsi Mineral Water
-. Il.ElzL III 7ti ~ 2 f5irod street.
~ A. I1i n a N \ f|I nlcrns his friends and
a 4 - a |.| KY ,i.uss e Mannfaeiare SODA,
SAN tt1ftfli|l3. u1EI Az Nklt MINERAL WA
fl1kS q h. alQlF ezfulsiat, aud warranted equal to
any Europe Iqefietl, 2aIlp canstanty hnd
a. fthQesale AMI itetai Qf1efs from the country
losnplly alisndsl to, and card u fnf ~ ship, in tre
81 RON $40 10 dozen. mt2i6m
FA3s1f flERHtAGa Anl. n4tAiON-
~ Kegs very hna ROE |I.H .t|f<t
% dozen and NJ eahlfs 5 y NON inst lagled and
Tor sails BY 81 WOOD 4 CO.,
tvs Pot 2. Second MonItpslity!
IMITATION f,0fsNAC--.eg Ifhth casks AID barres
for sale by Il ~. a RTfiJIR & To- 's
&pS and y Nsw LeEeh
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AfPAtsN1E2 500 baskets LIE Lion dor;
- no do. KERNEL;
g do. Cardinal;

f7sutiNAC BEsANI51 20 half pipes and 20 ar. casts
~ marett u Cos Cognac Brandy landing ex s
Bothntas from Bordeaxs I0s sale in bond, by
mil10 S. WOLFE % Craviet 81.
IMITATION C0tsNA(r-150 barrels and eighth pines.
u for sale BY i. w. ARTHUR q co. ~
ap@V rs and 29 New Levee.
Ch hssS s psf G ~ ) ,nd q N.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

q ald 76ealIlIuI I7z777771f o. Geo. -
5B flnn, ESQ situated ae Easaff Shore 81 Go
o14 Way Il now offered iuf sale III eoseauetice
qa1 q ~ Intended change OF Arde ~ ie propre
tlQr Il stands five iest ahafe flla vuier
.i,,e and rising 70 sneeeszlen oi A solid,
selelie walks lead y the deliehtiul itsie:loa ont
e2llnFs The plaee il caed Repieana, fion he ravne
ihat ,ees tic npsf e1n side Of tls front lawn he mite
q winch aYfs Of spring er, t fiaes amidst the
tpnEe thu hfs the ie and head Of The el and Is never
tten ped 81 tf The spf Besides ei1ciIs through the
i.ary tht stisasn JpFn The Bay asuccssao
a sellgAts shower liqslss; aAd tbs wster il almost
sal t. Tie Bluff eserf siisteS III
ilhlna eAs A. all IIlna be enjoyed. Abiaapce Of
q eel 81 ans time ~ front. q II q Sruirer
11n 4ll u. m
fhI NNIa WI il6fnfonIs flit tnfet i div ltfkfes
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

t(tUE SAEf-fN ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE
~ TOR EUROPE "A Drag Shore, IN the Third Mum,
low i0r cash. II not sold until 18th June it
y p eF9s O. " auction Apply a. tis office. ie4 If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

ExkGuTIvk OYEIeR, baton ROUGE !. 4.
no hesitation n RECOMMENDING Nf. 81
man Qfnpfight ehnracterand allpgeI.siI SO
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

STRAUBBS PATENT FRENCH 30 ri MOCK
~ unnvaied CORN MILLS.
NEWELL PRESS SCREWS turned in Lathe of all
sizes, the best article made. For sale by the Age Is
dp% u and % New ovse 81.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

tLltk = eesks Bass ALE ALE. and casks
u eEela5. n Porter. Just aAied, appyio
,Gil6 JOHN ff ELLIOTT " co. 90 Cifaver st.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06
Correspondence of The Cecil Wing.
Letter from North East.
NGETu EAST. IulY 5ih lXil


FrifhG Vtft'ts:-We had fine tenn
perance n'F''nS here Yesterday. The
~. T. Division OF Sons Of Temp"ranc.
met at their Hall at nine O'Clock and
were joined BY members from the Cher
ny H'li, Grafsl'v ffih and Rose Bank
Divisions, and proceeded thence accom-
panied by music 10 the place prepared
tor the meeting where they found fine
s|and prepared, the three arches OF which
had been crowned with beauty by fair
ard delicate hands.
Thu order Of Exercises was; Singing
Prayer b" Rev. Dr.. Roonc; Reading OF
DrcIaraiinn by T. W. Smith; Grafton by
Rev. r. P, Thomas; Address BY Rev. J
McCarlsr; ri"ner; and then Temperance
addresses bv WIN. II. Eler, Esq, Rev.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06

RATHER ~ BiuNpER. The Rev. Z )bert
Lloyd Go'dS5ororgh, preached by invita-
tor, the Annual sermon before in" Gem
eral Theological Gesninarv O. New York,
81 Tuesday Jane 9th. We observe that
the Reporter oi the New York Tribune
.:a!ce that the sermon was preached by
Rev Thomas Lloyd Of Goldsborough, Nd
Tie Tribune says "the discourse was an
able effort, and was listened to throughout
with ira rked attention."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06
Correspondence Of Tho Cecil Whtg.j
Letter from the Rising, Sun.
R,slNo Suw, July 8, 1850.

P c. R,cKETrs, Esq. ,--Uear ST.
With your permission, will ,roahl' the
read'rs of the Wing with bti-t sketch
Of matters and things in general in this
portion Of The county.
We arr IN the midst Of larvcs', and the
crops arr very good; there has not been
any gram Cut as.vct, but il is last ripen-
ing. and our farmers will scarce have
tltns to get their hay up before it wilI re-
qn're their attention. The corn begins
10 ',jok very we'll S;nce the late rains,
previously to receiving which, il was
rather backward.
The C,it' Epl.Ows Of Excelsior LoA-e
No. 81, held their snnl annual election
on Saturday ""enirc last, Ter which
the several officers we're 1ulv installed
by p. D. &. Master Joha D. Marshbank.
OF Port Deposit. IS fellows: Noble Grand
ur. 5 Stubs: Vie Grand Barclay Rev.
ho'ds: Secretary, JOB liaints: and Tr,as-
urer, VIM NJ Reynolds. Isaac Il. Tav.
'or IS the present Junior Past Grand.
Excelsior Lodge was Instituted by au
dsnritv OF the f. ". G. Lodge OF Nlarv-
lind, IN September last, with s"vsn c or.
ter members, -she now numbers a..
Efforts are be made for the erection
Of all Dad Fellow. Hall and il is thonght
they will b. succesShIl. Shares OF stock
having already been subscribed AMOUNT
Ing 10 near 'hree hundred dollars
&. NJ johnson, E,1.. Of Lancaster, Pa.
is SPENDING a iw weeks in our village
taking piEu~reo'ypes--(or Dog-,ppey,
he has bren very successful and we
would invite ali vi hing correct and beau
llu' IIken"ssrs taken to give him a cali.
Taere is very little talk or excitement
in the way of politics as vrt.-The nom
in tinn however Of AR Clarke gives uni
rersll satisfaction, and we hope TO give
him y handsome majority in October
reNt.
IN reference 10 Constitutional Reform,
| beileve there is Il general feeling
amongst both parties favorable 10 limiting
more closely Executive power and ,nhu-
ence and placing more in the hands Of
the voters OF tie county l have no
doubt were it referred to he p4opl1 to
GSNIue Nnelh"T tnS several county Otn-
cars should 10 app ,"ntsd or elected b.
the voters Of the ,oun,v.a very large
majority would BIZ found Iavoralla to the
latt'cnode. A i0dc,ous pole lax would
have many advocates with us, and would
be one OF he very best securities against
illegal voting. The justice AMI expedi-
sncy OF such measure admits OF clear
demonstration.
The roads in ON vicinity are in
misvrab'y bad condition Tor the srason of
the year. It is time the present useless
system Of road mending was abolished,
and Were the law SO altered that Super
visors sufficient to mend the reads should
hr elected annually, and compelled TO
keep the roads an good repair. at the
expiration of the year make returns to
the Board OF Commissioners who would
levy the tax in the same manner as for
County expenses, much money would be
saved to the county and the roads at the
same time be ~ 'olerably passlbe con-
dition at least, such system has BEEN
in operation IN the townships of Penn.
sylvan'a tor years and has been found to
work admirably. S.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06

q II we were sure that the "Querist,"
who in the last Democrat asks Us Tor
"names," intended to doubt the truth OF
what we asserted, we should make no re-
ply. The general tenor OF his commune
cation seems 10 incline that wav, But
we shall be slow 10 think that even a
"'eader" of the "locofoco party" would
doubt the truth of any statement Of facts
by lis distinctly madA. Taking the ques.
tion then, to be put IN good faith, we an
swer that while it would be manifesly
Improper for us to parade names before
the public, in the connection referred to,
we will, If be be man of reSpectablltv
in his party as party man, satisfy hun
fully on the subject, if he make appllca-
ton to us personally.
We stated that some Of the leaders OF
HIS party prctissed to be favorable 10 a
.'union" ticket. ". now farther state,
that they also consulted with leading MEM
bers of The Wing party in regard to the
suhjrct. Wesre surprised that s'Querist"
IS ignorant OF these things, if he really be,
as he intlmates, a leader OF his party, or
"u.inglrr" with its leaders.
TO remark generally on this 1ulject
II we remember sorrectly, the general
tone of the better portion OF the press Of
the locoioco party. and the general voice
c! the leaders OF tina, party, were in favor
o! rising ct the people in advocacy OF
Reform, without distinction q party. This
was the doctrine i'll times I,ost- a doctrine
which seems to have been forgotten where
tha% party has the strength to give il the
bc,:er t"hance Of success. We make no
iecause OF this genera! change
Of scnttaen,, il ii have occurred - nor do
we find fault with a$Y individual for Ia
vorns no longer a ,.oIcs ticket when
it becomes our duty 10 a,,vo"ate the claims
OF Wing candidates fer the Convention,
We expect we shall be able to spe~k for
men worthy OF the confidence Of tn. PEI
PIE, and lit TOR the station; and we expect
to be able 10 show, since il is TO be made
party question, tha. 10 the Wing party the
people must look for all Wholesome Re-
iorns.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06

The CENSUS MIR. Joseph Mahan and
his son william 5. MaiIan, Deputy Mar.
shals for taking the ccnsrs in Cecil coun-
ty, have commenced operations Atcn-
lion is called 10 tse:. ID ser issmcn, found
in anuihrr column. The tprme- takes
that part Of the comfy brlow the phia-
deIphia ard Baltimore Railroad, ana the
latter the part above it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06
[ Fe,eoraphed fox tie Dalimore Clipper. /
BosToN, july (.

Ch5'ero.--ht a meeting Of the Suffolk
Medical Association, a fatal case ol real
Aslatlc Cholera was reported in CharIrs
street. A man o! temperate habits, who
died IN about twelve hours after the attack
Later fr"na Rusaos .fycs. - Letters re-
eelved here from Buenos Ayres, dated Apr
18th, states that Rosas would not treat
with the French Minister for the purpose
of adjusting the difficulties between the
'No aaiiona, the reason for the refusal was
said 10 b. the TACT, that the Miniater Mas
bacSe<' Y? y &C large na,Ai AND u,iiiia-
,. os;e
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06

CALM oRN!h GAMBLERS. All the car
hiers in Snu francisco were burnt out -
the late Are, according to letter from
clergy nan IN that city to the Newark
Advertiser. The Same writer savs. dur
ing the fire carts and teams were hauling
goods at $40 a load, and in instances draw
ing pay in advance. Before night a frame
"as mp and nearly covered on the burnt
district, on 'n' north side OF the square.
Such is California.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06
Correspondence Of The Cecil Whig,1
Letter from Pottsvilie.
PorTsviLLE, Pa, July Bird, 1880.

FRIEND RlcwErTs For some time past
! have desired you in this regioa, to see
these wld and rugged mountain sides and
cliffs, and peaks, covered with perfect
sea OF flow ers. From some positions the
view is grand enjoyed such an one
some time since in company with friend
it was clear and beautiful night, and
while we ware gazing, the moon came
peerins up gently from behind the opposite
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06


A.; a.p.icca, OK TO fail themselye, by
their hands,
He has excited domestic instruction,
amongst Us, land has endeavore to bring
on the iniiabitnnls. OF our iron!iprs, tia
,nerciless Indian ssyagrs, whose know.
rule, of warfare Is an undislngui<hrd de
s.ruclicn Of all ages sexes and condi-
tons.
IN every stage Of ;fese expressions,
we have pe'iioneii Tor redress, tn the
rrosi humble terms. on repeated peri
lions have been answered o'iy BY re-
pta'cd injury. 4 pr;ncr whose charac-
s,r ia thus rartsi. b. ever; act ~hlch
;raY define tyrant Is pnl. 10 ts illt III E
!tr 81 Zee rfop;e.
Der haze We been wanting II a'tcn-
,on 10 OH R!.t!si! bre,hren. We have
warned ih,Gr, from time to time, Of a..
te,r,:t4 upa,j. bv their legislature 10 ~
md ar INV ,ltantabIe i,U.aht'an over
No. W. have reminded ii.?!n u ,iir cur
curnstaaccs Of our emigration an.s Sfl'ir-
,nen! here. We have app,al'd 10 their
gatTr Justice aud :nagnanln ltY, and We
haze co;iutel the'fn, Nv Ii? ties ni oot
e0rau,on Kindred. to disavow those tt5;jr-
pations, winch would inevitably inttrrup.
our connexions AMI Scores p2niencr. $3.50
TheT, to-, have been ;iesi 10 t!!- VOICE o.
justice and consan=n;nIty. We must
therefore, acqussce in III" necessity which
denoancea our separation: ard hold 'hcrn
as We held ,.le : ST Of mankind-enemies
IN war. in peace. friends,
owe. therefore, The representatives Of
the United States at Arrrrica, in general
Congress assembled. appealing TO he Su
ptems l!u,igs Of the world, for the rect-
wade Of our intentions: do, in the rame,
and by the authority of the good people
OF 'hese c"Ion,rs. solrrn'y pu. lish aNd
declare. that thear',lni,etl colonies are, and
=! right or!,;i 10 be, free and independent
Mates, hat they n" absolvcd from all al
ifsiance t. - British crown. and that
=" political coa39xl32 5ttw"cn then and
'!!c state %; Grca! Britain, ", and Gag hi %
ts totally dissolved, and that. a. fee aaji
'ade Fesds NJ states, .:,ey have fnli power
=" levy .a-, conclude peace contract al
''ances, establish Commerce. ard de- al
e.he. acts and things which Independents,
states NAV OF right d., And, for the sup
Part o: this de.lac.;,on, with fgr7 reli-
snce on the protection OF Divine provi-
c"ncc, we mutually pledge to each 9TH
~, our lives, OUT lnc.u.es, and our sacred
5onoar >
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06

a SELF NJ DE Man. One OF the PRES
"nt Virginia members oil The House Of
Cocgirss did not Know how 10 read at
twenty years nt age. His wife taught
him his letters, and ms ava perseverance
and ,'o"d Scns" did the rest Tor him, and
now he makes an excellent speech in
CONGRESS-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06

a CHINESE Boy. Frederick Sch>ey,
E.q., OF F"'d'ricl:. Md, late Secretary
to Com. Gei$nccr ot,hr Pacflc e0nai-
ron, ta$urol1Gh' home with him Chi
n'sv 'oy, a="d - years r.. intends 10
~d"cat'' and najn nm the Fngiish I'm
gna2", W. ia great curiosity IN the
50 Son, tain CiIyn
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06

FAILING Orr The number OF emil
grants who arriv' 4 at New York from
for'' gn noy's during the month Of June
Is EGG, and the number during the
mouth OF May was ~ OBS. The arrl-
sa'S daring June OF last wear numbered
81 BIB. showing remarkable falling off
mis- year.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06

NTOTiCE s hereby given, TO the creditors Of
~ Samuel J. jackson, that personal dis.
charge hath been granted TO said .htor, and
that the twenty FIRST day Of o. tohrr, being The
frs, day of orr county court next succeeding
thus date hath hccn set apar. for the f1naI hear
ing in his Case, where lbs creditors nay attend,
and shew ranss lfany they hive, why 6nal
discharge shu II not lie granted said deh,or
Test r. C. HOLLYD.iY. OK
July 6 3m ofCecl county Court
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06
Saturday JaIy 6 1850.
Tor GovEEgoc.
WILLIAM r, CLARKE.

IL A ritter from the Rlslrg Sun will
be- iound in ano her coIrrnn. We are al
WAYS e'i'd 10 rrncy o m,ch letters from our
friends throughout the county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06

LIE INDUSTRIAL. ExnBlrioY.
Hon Abbot i'a"renoa writes to the SEC
-e'ary 81 sh" Ne" York Aarcu!tura! So
e'e'T- that bis ''iEorle to induce the Ey-
"cu'I'e Committee Of the Industrial ey-
h'h't'on IN london TO appropriate more
space than $1,000 sgoa"n sect, 10 the pro
.ouciiona Of The United &tatrs, ha ye beeu
without succts'. This vii! not. in all
probability suffice, for The articles chat
won't" o'h"i visa BE- sent, and IT .ail there
TORE de7osre Upon :ht. Central COMMIT.
Zee appointed .! E24shineton to assign t.
'fe different States the Amount .! ground
each will be allowed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06
D ! E D

Departed this lite, in Faith and Peace
and in communion With The Holy Catholic
Church, m Saturday the 29'h June, HEN
FrErrA FL,zABrrn the beloved Wife of
Henry ZIMMERMAN. OF Cecil county, IN
The 63rd year Of her age.
"An exenplfication OF all that is lovely
aud excellent in woman.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06

q Among thu emigrau:s at St. Louis,
for California, are two men. father and
son, aged respectively l0i and 70 years.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06

L. mere is single religious corgre-
e ton on Long Island. which contains five
Pc" sons over 100 years OF age, eighteen
.o'r" so, Ghy-one over 50. and tory-fve
ry,.r 'It1
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06

Burner ALIVE AM SELr-ExurMrn
The case OF poor Mexican woman is re-
lated in one Of III" latest journals. It sesns
she wrs attacked with cholera. and SUP
posed to he dead. The carriers ofthe dead
Bore her 20 her last abode, and inferred
h"r. In the great press OF business they
6'd nat tnry her very deeply. She came
= h"rs"'r and was strong enough 10
scratch away the earth and leave her shall
low grave. Sic sought the abode Of a
ch,Fl'ahle person, who kindly gave her
lodging.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06

T. Qnackenboss, whig, is supposed to
have been elected Secretary Of States Of
Missi;sip al an election just held.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06

H-~The New York Pathfinder computes
the extent fail thu Railroads now in op-
Grafton in the United States al 1871 miles
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06

CHOLERA AT TIE WE>T. At Nashville
dnr'n-r the "a hours endu! he 9Th ut,
there w"re - deaths from cholera. The
Cincinnati papers RI Friday announce
s"rrral fat"l cases ct rh"'era in that CITY
1t St. Louis. during the week ending
tn" d'h ut there were $50 deaths of
which IS were from cholera.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06

1TThere afs ninety places Of worship
IN Cincinnati forty Years ago hele were
but three.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06

TSp cr'nens of g are in Cincinnati
from the White river Indiana, d.sgins,
equa. 10 the best California.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06

LOCOMOTIVE ExPIo~IoN.- locomotive
Of freight train on til. Western Railroad
exploded on the Goth u|t., at ClapyIlle.
Mass. The engineer. John Madigan, was
blown into the air, his Ees torn Of, and he
III Ted instantly. The fireman was severe
" scaldetl, and one OF his eyes knocked
out. The tender and wood was blown up:
the wood came rafting down like hail in
storm. Cause of eN posion not known.