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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29


w. shslnid pns new alluae e Pc msezine held
Arse a Al avs hui fsr The lsre
81 ihe Sglffii bf IeE<tsea, ana ne aslehps = tes
N s5s 70 EfsE olinna Upon that meet ss
atorishs to the view Of The spirit 'tac tsssaHS
5, 49, e{n OILY s. sensiacsed Is presslns US
nfrs,Sss II aftinsarg town never e.s.,
- foT Isl Efbefai lsE sakss q
men and pablo measures IRON tels tsa.ss ~,
~ $3.50 flse 81 even tae organ OF Mt Mason ,gaks
s. Shts resolution ID reierence e hun ana e.ss
fiSn,ert The resolution, We stated vas nI q.
nassed y small majority many We sSsss =;
is passage no test 81 taetk aPpfop4s.sa
$3.50 ri n,rab. Seaatnrs eSuFss Ate< qqosans
= o,sy aFagfaBh eesides the one y 49, ~ ~
Is ccateipe from the ~
Spirit 81 49, s, AZ from he resolution IN Re
s ssasa s. NAgua ana Hnniefs passing Y
sa1e y there were hut TIVE eisssas.s
- = informed that q lae IL =,
rrSolt.K3fs were bs9nght torMns,S .s,;ny and
,ksre yISre not ten DeasacratS ~ sne 1888,
~ n ,S;gsre not twenty. axe peep II
an, Contradiction not only o. me
,:rff -, made sat palpabse mistet vx-
- =. ,hs see ard character q Tag iheSs'ee ~
re;f@rase ,he accoent heretofore sissn x r., aver
nr,ss Itcan be erfroeoFated 4 -, ss.etip
cifiken;of the eossniy WHO W. - than aoub
which in point IT, numbers, was ssnirit Al
INSTRUMENTATION 81 the informant 81 tns R;sha
aha1t .ssllalle divided ia polites W. 49,, i
,rsthfss In our account, hut the iaet slas !,
vote or ne fssetes.oas saus .aa s. decided by i
first taken y Nas iss ss,s,, taken up howev'
Char was ~ nv reasoT alreadyst STATE
and ptfUlea g Psss =. ~ Nan two tiissensei
thonsa :3.n.,s vofs The meeting
were ReaIa y IN !, ,rne bnt we firmly belle
MOI large one y s. ~ Concerned ii not Of
.has * iar q u arIiushurg bal Of MI
Ftese9ffsss= ,tSstisStttrsee
: Mason il can place the same estimate upon
cStizfns of the whole eoantv that il does upon III
OF ouf town. 10 Them NE have no doubt the &,
or bad opinion cf ihat aper will be matter Of
Ter Indifference, Bot the Misrepresentation OF
Spirit an hardly BE wilInlly made. If not. the
has lheen most grossly deceived By an iaform
whom il should expose Maytias5srr Repablica
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29

Lanaon Ckeeze's $50 s., n - rrssb.
slale Convention Ills Ten oluInrs az tie Nashville
Banner and + Of more ttiiexous ckafacssr tiarl
Rhetts famous hasahsues -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29

rsS Hon. Truman sShnsb. Il fscnn.ct;rnts ,vsz
!parFied few days sinci ii .Alabarna. 8 Mis-
Dickensons formerly aresatnt of LiichEeIa, Con
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29

pEArH or THE n AYoR OF NArcHEs-Jobn
Z. Stockmap, Esq, Mayor Of the city Of
Natchez, died in that city on Monday, the
18th inst Mr.. Stockman was native Of
Pennsylvania, butlhas resided in Natcbez for
the last sixteen years. He was elected Nav
Or in 1913, and retained the Office BIZ the BON
ulaF vote, to the hour Of his death.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29

THE ELEcTioNs New YoRK - The official
vote from king,s county gives Hunt, for
Governor, so majority The Tribune pub
fishes complete official table. giving Hunt
sf7 majority RE Journal of Commerce
makes bis majority @57 The Herald makes
Il 263- Fer lieutenant Governor, the. Her
aid gives Charch, democrat, 6.422 majority.
while the Journal Of Commerce makes lis
majority 7,2li.> The. returns are, for this
ofhce, partly estimated For. Canal Com
missioner the RIM il very close The Herald
gives Mathers democrat, 278 majority.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29

O23 FEiL oys AFlsrlcs. ~, he f9llowingviews
IF shs operations 81 lhs Odd Fellows Association is
prepared fren lhe SicilI returns made Is the late
session Of tke Grand Lodge Of ihe United Siaies-
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-02-28
DAVENPORT, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2s 1850

with it, declaration for tho introduction
Of Slavery south of that line. say, Sir,
in my place here, that il is much better for
the South that the whole subject should be
open on both sides ofan imaginary limo Of
SO deg. 80 min., than that Slavery should
be intcrdicted positively north of30 deg. 80
min., with freedom 10 admit or exclude i.
south Of 36 deg. 80 min., Al the will Of the
people; and that the proposition lhave made
is infinitely better fer the South than the
proposition the Senator has suggested, un-
less he could persuade Congress, with bis
proposition, to.declare, positively and ab-
solutely, in favor Of the right TO introduce
slaves south Of SO deg. 80 min.--Now, sir.
all this could have shown, would have
shown. II it should be necessary, in the pro-
cess Of the argument. But do hope that
gentleman will not, upon a question TO
print, commit themselves, until they have
given fuu and fair consideration Of those
resolutions, viewing them one BY ono; sud
viewing them % system--viewing them
together. Bst others have chosen 10 speak
upon the subject, and could not remain
silent, in justice to myself.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-02-28

MINNIE DocToRs.-At Faculty meet
the Memphis Institute, held on the
it,, after a spirited debate, il was re-
"thnt henceforth female pupils be
I'D in the Medical Department Of the
his Institute" We are informed BY
ate letter, that Immediately on the
on Of the resolution, two ladies mairic.
and became regular .stndents-Miss
Fraim and Miss Mary Ward, botl'
ID young Indies. More. intend be-
students shor,ly.-Euanspille Jour.
pur infancy We cut our teeth; in our
our tocfh cut us Such ia life
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-02-28
asir,n said a little hlusterinr man TO his.

s "Sir," said little clustering man to his !
religions opponent, in front Of the Museum
last Sunday evening, 81 say. sir. to what
sect do you think ] belong?' "WslL. / ]
don't exactly know" REALIZED the other;,
"bu, TO judge from your make, size, and ap..
pearance, ! should say you belonged to q
class called the in-sectm The little bug
erawlcd or a. fast a. possible.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-02-28

READY VITA country chap the other
day. for information, asked Hibernian,
who was busily engaged in ,he st.eet, dri-.
ving down stones. "Pat, vhen will you get
this street doueg''
"How did yor know my name was Pa.t''
inquired the lrishman.
"Why, guessed NJ MUCH" T., i. -
"Theu," replied Pat, s'sincc you are "a.
good Al guessing, you may guess when the
street will be finished"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-02-28

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Giuen 8prtatb adbter Raiferspillen juif
srbaIftn unO gum Verfapf in eislsr 9ra6eui.
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ellis, Neils,

Dr. .Duhn y. AtenIe's rprObtrs unO
bCites belImlttCl fir bic innerliitben unD ius
Bgrn 81 ell (8iIpme 4oer.)
OaHCIbr teIfebt aus Dillen, Dulber unb
Wlrtur gum lSaihen. QBenn es Dem bsiaes
fil9ten @ebrautbeSetts sema6 setraueht ,pirp,
10 nIro es nnfeblbar sro6e grleietternns acs
ben nnc IN turser 3et eine pcaitdnDiae Sur
bEUrten, tel @5bmCr3en ooer BeiEen an Der
Ausleeruna cber rpeRn Der differ berausorinat
SiCIV Menf6en, rpenn te Sbarfes elTen
oOer Startes trlntRn, tefcmmen i'm Nfter
unb SnbomeNt Gin Sei6en, welebes buret's
Sraeen 10 empfnolitb wlro, ra6 man bernaet
mtt Itsen Fam, nnb mebr 70 meun man i'm
Bette warm tpiro. Golden ratbe ieb siucu
Serlub init bieIer Merisin Al MAIDEN unb
lte lpCroen es nidbt ttreuen. 3. &. &ienle.
FObl9e W1eoI5in 1T AUDI portrcffih fur
allie Auefdbldse am menIhIeten Rtrper, uuo
telcnoCrs um Den Setter, Ninswurm, 6iBs
tIattcrn, S6aarbof, faules 3abnfeiIb,
2BtInfener, arnoiaen Gopf Sebnppen auf
ocm SOpfr, Auefctlas i'm 6e0ht &C. III beis
len unb Dem SriBen Oper Sufen einbalt ~
tbun. Oic(es allies III purcb erfabruns unp
burtb 3enanife bsltatist mp betpieIen.
6aupt'Offee fir Oen 9ertauf Der cbisem
WeOi3im bei II. Dumeur, @lo Cite Grak,
Neacns, Srrfs gauntp, spa.
limo bel mir, i'm ,,2rcfaen wirtbsbaus, )"
DRY TAVERN in Inter 5sioelbers, 8rfsgo.
Sei Sec. OlllIer, Stobrbaltsr, in 91omels.
oorf; bel 6rn 6nOer, Stcbrbalter in Inter
6GibeIbrrs.
Prei6 81, fir Yiasn pupsr unb Gafb.
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0Hi6tiQ tiQe8efQnntma6unQ.

AlIe Sieimi9en ipelhe 9oblaueb's ilniterlafs
elienB ftbcu 9C6ron6t babtn, Oient surOlaeb,
rlht, ba6 BON jcPt an Oiele mirfiame 1t. rpobl,
tbdt'9e D1sOi3ln ierer3cit gu habsn 1T, inOsee
aDin9, IN Der 9ruferei DieIer 3eitnna: in
EuBaun IN Der Srufcrei oGs ,,@eitt ,. 3eit:"
in Ober Bern Bel W1etior 6erb, teiS Wens
no nnb 9anieISenewirtbsbaufe inSernpils
ls; IN 6ambnrg i'll rsr ,,GhnelIpct" 0rufe.
rel; tn8uIpebofNn unmsit Ntbrerstura, tei
Scbn 8rtttCI; in BomelsOorf bel 9. Soft,
Bierbrausr; in Ippamstaun. an 6einrieb
9taufCr's 9tCbr.-gs 1T jeSm woblmei,
memo 9rratbem NIT birier meOijin einenBer,
lntb 3u mabrn. 8elOnoers wirfIam itt (te
bet Duttrrpeb, &cpfhmersm, 5sr,flopfen.
Man9cl al e6Iut, Nper rpenn Der Olaasn
pa6 efen niht Uertra9cn mill, etcn 70 pirf.
fam lei Seitenitccben unO 00Genfcbmersen,
uno and bciIlnCrrnn9en in Ncr mcnatlitben
EeInl9un9. 8Hr brn bIausn 5u(len osr Gin.
Der 1T Nc (cbr 81 empfcbleu, Da Ie bsnlsltsu
bunGn EurjGr 3eit tnrrt.
Srierib 5blaub.
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Su mtCrjcicbuetcr 8u@banOIm8 III 70 cs
ben cri6Cneu:
Scr 9lOrO1merjfaujIhc OoumetlCber
mO unfebItarc Giotbsabr
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SO. mtp E. y. &cim nnD so.
". 8. d1HeOcnnHrnEr.

EenFen Die 2lufmerffamfett ibrsr Srsunos unb
be5 pubIifum6 ibsrbaupt auf ibr fplenbib unp
neusS N6orttment BON @utsrn fir 6ausbals
tm9em beitcbsnO aus WeTsrn unb @atsln,gse
mO &bees26Tcln, SSpfen, 8sisln, @malirtsn
Sohen uno puferpjne:Ssisln, meffinasnsn
SsiR!n SI9esifsn, Q6tsrlf6Gen, eibtfdsss
ren 99dtern, SbnufsIn unb 3anaen, Srats
nO SaGsPfannsn, SfiIsts, Safsemlblsn,
&beersn, &oden, Spis9sIn, 8rcbs, gBafbs,
&eifss unO WarFt.S6rbsn, @soersQ Q8aarsn ,e.
mas alls Sn 0en njsbrisifen Yrsifsn psrfauft
lUerbsn UirO.
&sacin9, Mdrj7 bp.
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s5u6er, 98l1dler.

8oI8enoe Binder flnO 70 etcn erbalten unp
Bn OFn bei9'lrBtcn preilen in OieCer 0rufe.
rel 5u babn:
oalifernien, paie go III, eimnHBlihes 6ano.
butD fIlr lille bic nab Dem Go[blanoe reis
zen ele9ant 8ebunOen, prri6 25 gsnt
6Cbetbublciu far Kinoer, OeutGct unD
en9lii6, in Deriea, prcis IS Gent.
Da6 Bemeinfbaftlicbe oeutfbslutberis
tdbe nne rtformirte 6efanabud,, nsus.
lfs aHSgoot III TIstnsm 8orm0t, Gb6n in Sc,
bsbunNen, 90 unO as @snt8 Das @rsmplar.
Gine pertbeioi9una Fatbolifd,sr q ebs
rem nno cine AppeIlation an oas pros
feitantifde publpum, pon Dsmstrius u
@ollsin, trtfs bsutftbe unb 9ans neue NuSs
9abE, sI'9ont 8sbunOtn 374 Genfs.
Alano oerin8en einee Seimatblofen in
rIorc.AmeriFa, 9sbun6sn % gsnts.
9lue noes ttnl9e anoere elrire Bhbsr, ,reld
lsRr ipehlfeII bsgtauft ,rsrnH.
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@iIenmaaren fit @ebduDe

UNI
Sbrcinrr merf3euse rpobIfeiler als
iemals!
9hreiner, Saumeitsr unb Inbere, bic
oaraa Itnp, Nrtifel fir i'm fommenpen Com.
mer gu erri6tmoe 8ebauoe 5u tanfn, follten
an S5dineS g. 2lnberipn's moblfsiism
eHsNwaarE Stcbr, 5mei 3bilrsn oberbaIb
oer nAbler" Srnferei 5u(preten, Ieinen
Scrratb eraminirsn Geine Orsife bernebmen
nnb ilh oatOn hbsrjepscn, ba6Elsins Gnnoem
mebr 9 itHr. bGGere Nbwartuns unb
A6tuns &c. fit itr 6eIO bsfommen, ais fle
an ir9enO entm anosrn Gtobr in Neaoins
erbalten t6nnen.
NraDins. 2pril 80. 3W1.
0rGldse, SSenttersemcbts unb Searfen.
ittrsSitter gu Satritprsifsn.
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Or. Wedter16
Z L In q ca % 7 { | erD y q

yum gen y re uti0,
prcis 80 Cent Die SloCcbc,
5ff cine fcbr ibdgbGrc 3utercitlng cutocft
curCb GiuCHr rC9cImdBi9Cu mO tCrGbmtcu Otuts
lCbcn Qr5t ocr l(c ilber f0uf3i9 Sabre in iCrs
uCr ci9mcn Sprori6 in @cWdCblNnO 9ctraucbt
bate, m Dclbcm y0uDe Gc lpdbrcuD jcnCr
3GIt dubCrlt ausgCochut bcnuBt purot ,bCi6us
ltcW grtdIWu9ch GatarbfctGr, GnQbrNlEi9s
FClt, &u,rb5uItCu, SuUu mD 8UfCuIcbmcr:
gen. 6iUtipccb jCpT2.rt 8ruIt: no Quu9cn
bGbDWOGu, mo in 5ciuuHQ Der bWNunabcu
ncn Qus}cbruul. 8tcle6 fam ais Qob orr
cbi0U OlCbl5lu 9cId1C mCrbCu, ObCr oie 3cis
mu2GbctNntm0hunlcn itnb }u tOiijpidIq oa:
}u, jcOcv bcfrlCblQmbc 8Crcls IN nG1enQBlrs
fugcu miro in clncm BcrIucbc Oamit 9cfuns
ocu mcrocn, fopI2 0Ucb 50bIrClc6e Gmpf,blms
qcu bic l.upclm96}ettCl bC9IeitCnD. lIebcr
1000 8I0irbcU ituo ollcln IN sDWlaoctpbl0
wdbrmo oGm ICEteu Bmrcr pwtauft worom,
pcu Ubcr}Cuacuocr &emcis ron Oricn9(uBbar
tclt, lonlt rDUroe cine Ip grObc QuOutltdt ME
UGrfNuft DOrOcn fCtH,
8clc 3cuauidc lmD Ocu 3cit gu 3clr crb0ls
ten umo bctaunt 9Cmabt wcgbeu, Obcr rrr
KfoitCuaWU0nO BON 3ciumQ6
9cn UWtictCt oerCn OnubcilWq bier. Ole
{Glrbt9ldublQcu t6mrn lci6t itcr3uQt mcrz
Ocn BON ocr 0lnFIitbrrit Oidcr 0lcbBm ,pcun
(tc onrUfcu an ycicr6 G0nuNbcit6 gmpori'
nm SO. 1911, 9lor0 2te @uo6c, utCrbolb
Der 8iugltra6r, gum &bilO Oce "qClreucu
2lOcre uuO Ghi0uqcn," no 3CuQnlne unO
0lahwCliunQcn 81 bunpWtcn pon 8dlIcn Osr
mertwirOi9iten Suren Ourb Oielr 9leoi8iu,
por9CSelrt merbCn touncm.
90 wirtGam 1T Die 9O1eOi3in aclpdcu in
6eilm9 Der Oerfdiepenen Srontbeitm fir
wel6e lte empfobIen 1T, oa6 le alien anbrrn
3ubCrsltunaen BON Sarfapariaa, panateae
&c. fCbncII Uorauacbt.
sD"Olefe WleDijm 1T 3u pcm rEru ouQc9s.
benen sprelfe IN blefcr OqudCrei IN batcu.
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9Sertb Der SSonfnDten

2tOe rlejeni9en Sanfen, welbe nit einsm
(S') Stern bsjsi6net iino, BADEN sntwscer falls
fbs Cber um9sdnbcrte Hptsn pcn psrIdisSss
men Senennun9en i'm llmIaufe
2lae NIT einem CD Sreuj be;eibnetsnSans
fen warsn frIbsr 6fentlibe 9epOttsSanfen.
@6lft nibt ratblam NOten ju nebmsn ron
Sanfen bic in oiefsr 2iite nibt bsnannt linD.
Ste itnb etWeOer 9sbrOben cher bre RUten linO
un9an9bar.
SanFen in pbiloeetpbia.
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Oeutftc6 Guan9eljiN 2utbrriihc8
g. g an q 8 II cb.

9iCie5 bon oCu crItn uuo Soften 3beclo.
QM Nmcrlfa'6 mcrFamtc @UmQburb, pas
aus rcu Slbrn 400 bi6 1855 Olc bcrrlItb.
ItcU SIrhcuIicoCy cutbiIt unO bcrcite in pcu
avoBtcu @cmciurcn rlCics {anoc6 cnQcfubrt,
1T BET Dem Ilutcr5cihuctcn I'M @rOBs8Wfauf
ju b0bcu
SIR Ocu 9taat 91ew. Dcrf babcu mir BIC
N8cuuur 6ru. Sod mO 90, 100, lBlliom
Sr06G, 0lCmD DOvP, 0brQctm.
Sur ocn Staot U}lrrNuo uUD llmQcbuuQ
Olre. grOmuficIp, Baltimore, ~, @arfr
Sir rCn lBrltcn wnrc man fcb au pattor
BOaCIbdcb, in SDittsburl,
Sn rem mclRen ticiucru @tiOru ocr lTni:
on lHO Q9cntCn auQctcHt.
g. Il. QB lcuwctcr,
SIR, 277, 91or0 5. Ctr, Dbilapclpbia.
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eErMlllill0a M2gpc1l.

GIc9antc, nelmooi9c ,Srlblin98 Hlcis
ocr an Jamcion's woblfcilcm Klcioer:
Stobr, &fe Der Gtsu nO Qennifra6e, 9ieas
oln9, 3le6 @tabliRmcnt miro ron oem@runOs
ioge s,ietct, Dem PubHfum beitre 8eDmQuns
gen onjubietsn, aI6 fOnitwo anQe6ctgn merOen
ftnnen. QGr baen nun porrdtbj9 Gin fpltnois
os6 @6ortement bon Oen ncumooj0ifen Tribs
lin9ss&IsiOern, oue6 snibIiesenO mas mOOiQ
unb Bu miuldtn If, ;uaelcbnitten mo Qcmabt
nad) Dem bsifeu Gjdbdft5sSDle Gle0ante,
neumobi0e froni6ffbc tulbens Q2i6s unO Trafs
&66e, Joobit Sud unO @almir Sadride uno
8rcdtec6, 9eSmilgt uno Scmmcrtub &rD&tee6,
init einem ipIenbjcn 0Gortsmeut uon olu neus
mob9fen fronjoGlben fintD uno fbljSbten
@ofmirsJ9oien, I6sifen pon 5abgoltr @ufbiss
benbet, ejni9e baron fnO pon lmierer eiQenen
SmportatiOn, On5 Wluiter oavcn 1T lCnif nirs
9,nbmo Su baben-in QSabrbst, mir f6nnsn un:
fern Gtod nitbt Sdblen, obsr menn br einiQen
Geoanfen babt ~ faufen, unb Iitber babt Dr,
ipUdet Su an bislem beribmten @tablGement,
unb man miro sub antbun in 8of, 5oolen II.
QBsitc, NIT GROCER Gsnauigfsit unO @teQans,
msIbe6 ibr faufsn f6nnt Su ensm 70 nisbr0sn
Dreif, 6a6 ibr Oartibsr srfnunsu mist, am
@f bsr 6ten unb YennfraBe, 8arto'6 5octeI
gs9en0bsp &sabin9.
0)lai 2S. Jame8 Jamelon.
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Kur foIgt auf Rur!
Webr Sepeile bon Der @irfun9 bon
Gr. StunDne's
berlbmten TamiIien Wleol5incn.

u b.. F.
W1ebr glcnj9feiten fit Die Granfen !!
QeIct fol8mocn auGerorocntIic'Cn Sail I!
9eWmbtr &j. lS4S
Doctor CmaYnG
Qieter SER: 0a i'd mir cine bcftige gr:
tdlnma ;u3c}cqCn bate, wgItbc itdb aut 6lr
Qnoe armorfgn uo mir CinCm QClp1ltlacn
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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-07-10
SHAVING! sEAVTNG!I

9YNIS something strange, that LOT WILLIS
Il can't be beat shaving; and he most re-
spectfuly informs the citizens of Cadiz and vIcin
ty, TINT he still occupies his old stand directly
opposite KHLGoRE's Store. '1is also strange, that
he can't be beat at cutting hair, hlacGing boots,
and in fact every thing in his line of business
All he asks is Il fair trial.
Wen shave you well and wash you clean
As any body ever seen,
And cut your hair and oil il too
And scratch until you'll say twill do;
And il you DOM believe, o come and try
And see if do tell lie.
can't be beat do declac
In shaving neat and cutting hair;
And il at first shave with ease,
You then can come whenever you please,
For know my hand is old and tried
And never known to slip or slide,
Ny Razors are all cut aud dfie
And never known to tear the hide,
>Cndiz. July 10, 1880 LOT WILLIS.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-07-10
DEATH OF Gen. TAYLoR 1

e We s'oP lhsWesiIo- -QseL lhe following
IisPsieh. for wh'eI, VIC 4re iudelfcl TO & ".
Bos'wck, esq, he gepiam MS Tclseraph
operator a. this station We lave no doubt
but 'bai tie melancholy intelligence il bears
is strictly true. Twice wjlhin few years,
have the American people been called upon
to mourn the sudden fall Of their Chief
Magistrate bY the hand Of Death! How
unaniepated are the ways Of Providence! !!
WASHINGTON Cry, July TO-
The President of the United States
died last night, at 35 minutes past
10 O'Clock.
His last words were:-''I die-I
am expecting the summons--I am
ready to meet death. | have endea-
vored faithfully to discharge my
duties.
am sorry to leave my friends,
but l am ready to 60"