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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16

GB We have lost many subscribers because we
were too Pro-Savery or too Ant-Slavery. and COM
plants have come from the two sections Of the coun-
try at the same time, completely opposite in their
character, of our devotion either to slavery or anti
slavery.-N Y. ErpreSs
No man can serve two masters, wear two faces.
or sit on two stools, without good deal of nconven-
ence at times, and we are not surprised that the Ex-
press should find such appreciation of its inconsistent
cies as it does
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16

GREAT AUCTION SALE. The attention of
housekeepers is called to the great sale of Stoves
housekeeping, furnishing and dry goods, to be sold
this day AMI evening, by Messrs. Howe g. Putnam.
We informed that the goods are to be sold with
out reserve.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16

interesting to Ladie<. Those of the fair SOW o. =,
VINO would minister to the Graces' with the greatest 1 so
curly OF success should use the Hyperion Fluid and Heb
e latter to preserve decacy and transparency Of co
pieMon Popular estimation has placed both NJ the bJ &c
essentials for the toilet. Sold by WIN ROCT u ~ % VI
tor, at 277 WASHINGTON Street, Boston INV in'eh
and NJ b Green. ' - , i 10 /, I;azell,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16

r. Bilss's Compound Cod Liver Oil ca,,,-
you would AVOID, reader. falling by consnur,i v
must take care OF cold in due season and make you
remedy as has been proved in Thousand cases nreI
ioul own: Sch remedy we unhesatingIy assert u y
DC iouhd III Bllsss Compound Cod Liver Oil CanJ IL 10
common cold vail yield to its benign influence In few "a
ana an obstinate cough gives way in short lime
Is observed while the medicine is in use Tnta. nc
Liver Oil il is one of the most agreeable rnriri e COD
world; when you purchase look for counteres '"e
~ prepared by b. X BLISS, sole proprietor Springe1,
frce % cts package For sale by D. SCOTT JR e GG
general agents for Worcester Jc ~ ~,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16
WATER CURE.

] X. - ROGERS is now prepared to board and tro,
~ patients or give treatment without board at HE e'
dence, NO. GLEN STREET " "io resi-
OFFICE Hours, from 10 TO L. and to AT M 3,I,nu
STREET. dSsvtf " w. -lArLE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16
Teachers Wanted

EHE Committee for examining Teachers will be in SEES
Il sion at the City Hall, on MONDAY, Nov 25th 1850
at TWO O'Clock IN the afternoon examine applicants for
the place OF Principal in the Girls Grammar School now &C.
cuped by Miss Fddy and also for place of Assistant in
the Summer Street Boys Primary School Those who may
be elected TO the above places, will be required up
on their duties on the first Monday in December.
NOV 10 dStWIt w. IAZEII.. SeC'Y Sch. Com
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16

u A child about five years of age, the daughter
of Stephen Mills, of Derry, n II. has not been seen
since the evening of the Both day of October last, and
there are grounds to suspect that some one has taken
the chds life.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16
The Elections,

DELAWARE. The Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor in this State is reported have &c majority
Riddle, Democrat for Congress, 200 majority. In the
Legislature the Democrats have a majority, which
gives them the U. S. Senator.
NEW YORK. The official returns are all in, and
Hunt is chosen Governor by 26s majority. Church,
Dem, is elected Lient Governor, by about 1000 ma
jority and Mather, Dem, Canal Commissioner, by 300
majority.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16

AFTERNOON EXHIBITION. Signor Devote
gives an exhibition of his learned canary birds and
Java sparrows, this afternoon, at O'Clock, for the
qualification of the young folks Let the children 60
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16

G35- Mr. John Marsh, OF Cincinnati, Ohio, on
Tuesday Of last week. killed at his establishment in
that city four hundred hogs in the short space of fifty
six minutes. This is indeed killing business.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16

lD~ The Prejudice against Color is not strong in
England, The Government has just appointed black
man to the Office of British Consul at Liberia This is
the first instance of similar occurrence on record
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16

W Andrew Spies and Adam Albert have been ar.
rested, and committed to prison in Baltimore, Tor TAX
ing three female slaves into Pennsy The arrest
ed are Bamoreans.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16

BOSTON MONEY MARET. The Traveller of We'd
nesday says money continues very abundant, and large
amounts are being loaned on stock coateras. Prime
paper very scarce, and in demand at low rates.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16

w Seven slaves, belonging to Mrs. II. l.. Tignh-
man, at Miles River Neck, Md, escaped from her ON
Sunday night week, and went to the North for their
health.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16

IN Webster Oct ., of dropsy, Louisa Jane eldest daughter
John and Sophrona Carney Z VS. 10 mos and 7 DAYS
In Spencer Oct a. Judson b.. of Aaron and Aimra
Watson, months
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16

The CAUSE. The New York Tribune contains a
letter from its Boston correspondent in which the writ.
er treats at length of the defeat of the Wing party in
this State, and attributes the position of the party
on the questions connected with slavery, in which it has
abandoned its former ground. The letter concludes as
follows:
"Those who attempted to make the Wing party
,SwattoW all their old profes ions and SURRENDER
convictions, under pretense of "conquering preu-
dices" have much to answer for already and The
end is not yet"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16

lD- A correspondent of the New EngIander says
that Professor Longfellow has bought farm at
Stockbridge and that Hawthorne has bought one at
Ieuox
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16

lB- Nearly thirty thousand dollars have been col.
lecIed this year for the Washington National Monr-
ment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16

MAINE. The house Of representatives, as chosen
in September, consists of "a democrats and 81 oppos
ton, wings and free soers Last year SO democrats
62 others.
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BosroN, Nov. 8, 1850.
=, ESQ,

ESQ.,,
Dear Sir,-I take the liberty of saying word to
you, as | have to great number of other quiet
Wings. in relation to the approaching all important
election. Governor and Lieut.. Governor and
State Senators to be chosen, and also represent
tives to the house, in the several towns throughout
the Commonwealth. In addition to this as a con-
sequence of this election an United States Senator
is to be chosen for six years. and the State is to be
divided into Congressional districts, (Which division
is TO last ten years) and is to be made by the Wings
IN suitable and proper manner, or by adverse
res IN crooked and fraudulent manner in imitation
of the old Gerrymander.
These considerations, | trust will be sufficient to
wake up every good citizen, and carry him to the
polls there to vote the Wing ticket and not only So
but TO induce him to all the influence he can o.
,er those IN HIS EMPLOY, or in anu acau
UNDER HIS CONTROL, in order TO per-
suade them to go and vote on the side of our old
Commonwealth at the present crisis. Verily the
Slate Is IN dGnger, and the PhilistaeS are upon u.s.
1t Is necessary that should exert ourselves to the
utmost in order to save the State. hope and trust
that large wing vote will be thrown in your town
for Senators, as well as Governor and Lieut.. Gov
ernor. 1t is especially important to elect Wing
Representative. fl lchig Representative lviH this
gear BE WORTH HIS WEIGHT IN GOLD
The majority is small in Medford Last Novem-
Der Gov. Briggs had in Medford majority of seren
only. While this shows that by proper effort you
can elect wing, yet it is evidence that your efforts
must be eXerted, IN order to carry the election of
Representative.
Hoping to hear good account of your doings on
Monday next, am yours, very truly and respect
fully. GEO MoREY.
Chairman of the Wing
State Central Committee
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-Rubbers.

r AIDES Misses md Chdren's Patent amt Common
IA RUBBERS warranted TO give satsaction and al as
low prices, ms ut amy other store in Worcester.
NOVA du 5. CHAPMAN, 81 MAIN ST..
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Something Rich.

We are indebted to the Boston Chronotype for the
following letter, sent by the Chairman of the Wing
State Committee to gentleman in Medford, who
supposed by him to be whig, but who happens to
have done training in that company. 1t is fact worth
placing on record thatthe letter under the FRANK
of Attorney General CRITTENDEN ! Unquestion-
ably, then, envelopes have been furnished to the whgs
by the members of the administrations ready fiaEked
Tor the purpose of carrying the electioneerns cam
pagn This is small business, it is true but it shows
the disposition to interfere in State affairs.
But, our particular object is, to call attention to the
plan to be urged upon employers of attempting to con-
troll the votes ofthose in their employ. That such
practice very extensively PREVAILS there can be no
donbt, and this letter, in connection with other facts
elected by the late election have, more than ever con.
hrmed our opinion in favor of the adoption the secret
ballot. Bnt, here is the letter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16

" The editor Of the Knickerbocker is such n NOR.
al man, that he writes the Of famous Dutch city
thus: Rotterdam
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4 MARRIED


MARRIED.
In Grafton, by Rev Mr. Wilson, Mr. William H. Walker
of Worcester, to Miss II. s. Knight of Grafton
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Ritter

SMALL packages prime Butter for sale by
~ HARRINGTON IL GLEASON
NOV is DIV Cnuos ta GIN, II 81
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Paper Mill TO LET,

A~l 4 FlRST-RATE Paper Mill with a 60 inch
f1:ES "A Fourdrnier Machine with all the conveniences
LA for Printing or Book Paper situated at SAueERTIEs
On lie hudson RIVER, on never failing stream; Water
freight so cts. to $ per ton Inquire of TOURTELLOT
ohN ERNS d co, Worcester the premises at Sau-
StIlles, NY. d3tWlt
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Burnett's Oak Tooth Wash,

SUPPLY of this excellent preparation always on hand
N and for sale wholesale and retail by
n-..,e,.-, l." I. LAZELL Apothccary
NoFloG"t"ls 20I Main st.
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DR.. R. WOODWARD.


Aug l6 streets.
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Old New S laners.

A LARGE lot for sale at This oirce-th, cbeanest y
IA ping paper that can be bought
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-16
On the Evening of the sama dow

ho "t" 0e continued every Euening Through The ueek
JoHoutng, we shall sell a valuable
IN VOICE OF DRY GOODS
without limits, composed in part ofvery nice BROAD
u.s. III black blue-black brown and green VEST
NG Lyonese and Canton Cloths in blue green and caret
ties PRINTS, ID or, Lancaster Quilts Bleached and
brown Sheetilgs, Irish Linens a new article Of coIoreJ
Iaole oiots and Bed Spreads, Linen Table Cloths silk
ana cotton Pocket and Neck lIdks Suspenders &c &c
- Aso' great variety of FANCY GOODS, and 40 INDIA
N O'HN NOhl %. DIT Nov Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-09
CONGRESS-.

SENATE. w AsiINGToN, Dec I'd, 300.
The Senate of The Uot'd Stat $, pursuant 10 law,
assembled this day at IL o'cc ok, and called 10 order
by the Pr sldenl pottmpoe. There were 40 Senat Is
IN their se1ts
Onmptlun ty Mr.. Sturgeon II was ordered that the
Secretary Of The Senate INFORM the House that quorum
was present, ready Ia proceed IL business.
Il was also ordered that the Senators be allowed The
usual number OF newspapers. and that the hour # meet
ng shall be - DEL ok I'LL Otherwise ordered
A message received sailog that quorum Of The
House in Attendance, and ready proceed 10 bns
ness.
Mr. Berrian off red the usual resolution. which was
adopted, that Committee OF two members # he Senate
be appointed II act with like commtcc OF the II nsr,
10 wait The President of the United states aud inform
him that The two Houses were ready to receive any com
munIra'Ion he desIed 70 MAKE Ana hf''fs befeh aud
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-09
Washington. Dee. 3. lS5n.
GIN Ann

NJ Mnnpnm submitted a resolution which autharzss
he p''Sdrn pro ieRporc 10 appoint the Committees of
he ) nate. winch WAS unanimously adoprt.
Nr lent II gnye notice Of bill Ia provide lur tho IL
cation aud cnnslrneiun Of Central Ma ipnal Highway
consisting + Rall cad ard comlnon Road from st
i.nul, to San Francisco \ bill In tellnqnlsh the corf=
i'm II Tolls N ne L. :. Stick il The Louisville I'D
I rt'aud tanal. bill Ia acccsrate the sale Of the
Public land lapn he Publ oh. aud t. cede the
refuse lands Ia TIN status IN Which they IL, hi for
a Western Atnnry 4 hill 10 sum res. the Salt IaN.
and others granting land to Missouri fot purposes Of IN
tetnal improvement. Adjourned.
HOt 81.
Immediately At er the reading Of The Journal On mn
lion of Mr. Wand, kr II resolved. the : INTO rtn
curing. thai lwa thapl,oS be elected; by tn, Sen
ate and the oteer by tho llouse al different denomlua
tons.
Tho House Then viva wore proceeded To vote ft n
charaio. and the Rev, Il Il, Gufey was cleo ed
The usual supply II daily ppets To each mcnber. MT
exceeding lhfee. Welr ordered,
Tho House adj 'nrnei.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-09
BALTIMORE Dec ,.

CaifIclhe stock of Bccves 10 day waspen' rally OF
n better description. The quantity "as large. and The
average rate mlfd nl owrf. 1hrrc were ullered
$500 head $40 81 which wef" ii 10 city hnchers, St1o
to packers 81 Were lett nnsal. and $50 were div
en- to Philad alphi Prices tagged from 81 to So on the
hmf equa Ia ila575 net, aud avefag,n, ~ gfoss
HOgS-ln the o,tly pat OF The Meek The demand was
active. droveis beng unable 10 satisfy the imnedAte
Of buyers. aud operations Were mnde fr future de
livery at s. IL t].25. accofdn! IL choice.
IIo,card Streti FioW-'lhefe il material change
to note since Inst On Saturday sales of 300 bbs
were made al 4l6Ss. On NJ nday sales of 100 Dbl.
mixed bands were mode at d.62i, and 1000 bafrels
choice brands ut 4 Gs.. On Tue-day there no
sales of moment. Holders wefe asking tt.6s', whilst
buvcrs were Offering 81 62A Ga "Wednesday sales of
500 bills. made at 81 G23. mud 700 bbls choice
brands at 6si To day sales Of liOO bbs were made
al 81 G23.
GIN NILS Eow-Some 5000 10 5000 bbls have
heen taken tr expor ia the of III" week. at 81.
62la1 6Sl per Dbl The las, sales at 81 ,Gs, To
da, thet" neither inquiries nor SAILS.
Fantiv FRoW. Sale, t. the tfade Of Baltimore manu-
acure al s. 50. aud extra at s. 30.
Smq,ehanna Fi1w.-Sales in small lots making
at SlSi,
Rae Fiop.-None here. 1t is worth 81 per bbl.
Corn .lIeai SAILS ofBalllmore bbs ats - Pen
na. bhls. quote al So, dull
Uhcat lie market opened Monday with but
moderate supplies. The sales Of good To prime Md aud
Va reds we've made al 9SilO3 cts aud Of inferior sorts
sup lies and The sales generally at The prices noed
above. Yesterday being Thanksgiving lay. there was
no business done. TO day the suppl afo, in market
were large, and prices mol firm. Tho ; lies of good
to prime reds were 97al02 cens, wlh occasional
parcel Of snicly prime At lo3 cts. We qpole whl'e
whcas at l03a09 cts and Eimly flour whites at l0A
ID cts o. MONDAY two cargnes ot Penna. white We're
sid at - els aud on Wednesday cargo # the
at 10 els. Today q cargo OF Penna red at lO3 cts.
Prorsiors There has been gond business dong Tor
lhs Of the year. and in Consequence Of the very
igh St elk Of Bacon, quotations are sill advancing.
B,c0n We note sales of 40 hhds Shoulders al
53 - hhds do. al & cts 80 hhds Sides at Cents.
aud small sales Of do at 773 cts. Also, Of Hams at
to 10 cts
Lard. -Wequole at II to Cts. in ibis. aud kegs.
Uhiskey-loders Of bbl' generally ask 20ia3O cts,
and some name % I!hds. 20 cts he inspections
uf the week are 7U3 bbs. of which 23 bbls. were
ceived by The Tide Water Can,l.
NEW YORK. Dee. 3
The brrque aaoke. from Rl1, sailed for Balmne
on the lOth Oct. and by her we have later advces
The Flour market is duler under the European news
The sales to-day amount 10 Y COO bbls al 81 50d4.G2
fr brand; Southern 9ia5Genes unchanged
Rye Flour $780, Corn Meal 1917.
Grain steady Sales # 6,0OO bushels Mrhg'n viii e
hea, at = els. red l0l prime Genesee l20 cts.
Corn qret-s ies Of IA 900 bushels Al bTo68 Cts. of
yenw mixed Gja66 cts. Oats Il 16 cts Sales Of
Rye IS ct,.-s further decline
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-09
Washington. December, 1.
SENATE.

W aNIlnghlN, TTtcVWhN1, 7.
SENATE.
The Chtir announced the Standing COMMITTEE To-
day. which ATE neatly the those OF the last scs
sion.
The Reverend {. NJ, Butler was then elected Chap
lain.
Ga motion thousand cNr, copies OF the Presjents
Message ofdet ell I" be- pol.d.
Mr. Cooper announced the deaih # the Honorable
CHI scr Butler II Pa aud pnrred The usual res luons
which were odopnd ait"t which the Seuato ali nnod.
HOUSE.
Mr. Chandler 81 Pa uneed The death OF his late
coil arue tn iloaotahe Chester nater. who died III
Pm ladophla On the 9th of lasl October.
Rcsolu ions OF nspcct for the nemary at Ih" deceased
were then piss Il; after which tho House adj ,utnel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-09
RECOMMENDATIONS.

NlttINIAl MY TT, TNDT
MI W. II GAlr at ended lectures IN tins tuNrrdy, aud
took the dcgrea ri Master al \lts lie spu he'd ia
In nss,duts aud IN his aldes, well ur he
cmplaN hah,s aud winning department lii ability and nj
tainmonts aud his sucrrss aud snthn, Teacher
loincd 20 the highest moral qualities justify toretnmtn
ding him The strongest terms Ia those seek or
then cuftfid and thorough mstfuetun.
less NIR II HARRISON, riol,ssoi al Ancient Language.
W. u ROGERS. Professor ut Natural Philosophy,
Il T. ROBBERS riouasot al heinistty and Nacta Mcdea
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.H'EW' GODDS.
vi f E NJ g. G w A T K / N
d RY 800 D S
Hat, Shoe. Cap and Clothing store.

IYNCIiBVRG, ".
HOODS at the Lowest Prices Just received complete
VI assortment of new FALL. and WINTER GOODS.
comprising complete assortment OF all kinds dry goods ior
Ladies' Gentlemen's, Boys and Girls Hats, Boots,
Shoes, Caps Mems. Boys and Chdren's ready made Clio
thing, all which will sell mod, profits, being
determined large stock shall be reduced by quick
sales We have added this FAN former stock large lot
RE1DY MADE CLOTHLNG!
OF all grades the best which intend to sell off im
medatcy small profits 1t will be well for those wanting
Garments to and supply Themselves soon. Then
stock is made up of good Materials and manufactured by
fashionable, wor<men in New York and Philadelphia. In
Ladies' Dress Goods assortment
plete and tasteful therefore invite them
cal call Our large stock well worthy the attention OF
Merchants, small profits will be charged them.
Sept le-iits
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oh December, 1850
EOKf-E ~. UCKER,

nffERS for sale very reasonable 'efms-French Ma
rinos, Printed fgeneh Mousl. od Mousns in great
variety, such Cherry Orange Marne, Royal Purple
Maz,rine Blue Silly Hue, Sea Green. Pea Green Dark
Green, Dabs Of different shades and Baek-aso, large
aud well selected to h o ~ ks suitable for the
Many Of hcse oad have been received within tho last
lew DAYS by Adams 4 Cos. Express
All "a want 81 desirable goods, aud all who wish 10 have
atgc aud varied assortment Ia select rom respectfully
requested ~ all Al The Staple and Faecy Dry Good Store
Doc u-ltll GEO. NJ NUCkkN.
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r1s{p Temperance Noiicc.---Thc Dedi-

elS eaton nj thu SEW HALL. III pendlct IN, Ahner
tertou and snehhufF Div sians ii the Snn Of Icmpet-
aimee viii TAXI place the 10Th tns al O'Clock, A. NJ
aud will be celebrated by Procession aud Addresses. Mem
b,. ot ueig hhomng Divisions IN gnnd standing aud the
public generally, invited to attond and participate the
ceremonies ofthe occasion.
u, ofasr of our respective Divisions
T., ! NIL, =. of pcndleton Division.
l. " LAMBETH, H. =, Ahnet Glopfou do,
WN. MILLER, s., L,nehburg do.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-09

Reports Of heads of Dcportmenf9-The secre-
tarv of State makes no annual report The Sc
cretary of the Treasury makes his annual report
directly 10 Congress, which has not yet been
submitted. We have received those OF several
other departments and will publish them as early
as practicable
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-09
Col houn & Holt,

UhoFsnic aud heiad Dealers "a fofe'gn ana Domesfis
Dry Goods. Has. Caps. Boaaets. Shoes. Sc,
Lynchburg, vi
II AVE RECEIVED, and olaf 10 their friends and
the public The largest and best selected stock vi EN-.
GlREiN NEW GOODS to be found in market.
They have received by recent arrivals large stock Of
fashionable Trimmings Tor Ladies Dresses
The attention 81 huyersis solicited examination ot
their Ncy large stock II heavy Woulens, Blankets, Nc
which, the seasons ,ancing, they will oder extremely
low,
Ladies' viii fnd large aud most complete stock Of Silks
mbrptcf, Ihndtefeirts Gloves AItts Hosiery ac. Also
elegant took o Party Dress cd. shoes Of every des
,pnn, beautiful article o Jenny ind Shsrs, IN all col
thll soon Tie New store, tuies building, second
don, from the eafnrr aud opposite George Baeby's,
Dee 6-ts GpIIlDIN " UDIT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-09

~ The town of Cape Grardeau, Missouri,
has been nearly destroyed by hurricane. At
least eighty buildings many Of them very fine IN
GLIDING several costly churches, were totally de-
stroyed. A dispatch says:
"'The town is literally turn in pieces, ard looks truly
wo-begone. Many citizens who were this morning to
be seen with gh, hearts and smiling faces are lo-n9ht
tapped either in the arms Of death, or else are weePg
for their friends who have been hus uutmely swept "a
way"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-09

4 q 1sIb.
cash SDr ysHe9t.
Family Residences for Rent.


TINIIt subscriber has Tor rent comfortable FAMILY
l RESIDENC rs ua ted in a retired and pleasant neigh
borhood the hill Both tcnemens have recently undergone
thorough repair from basement 10 garrett having commo1oos
dining the easements ether with rom
wood lots, good eadens Sc. Sr attached To tho
premises these lots is we'll oil excellent water,
winch will be used IL by the two tenants Possess
To be bad immediately
june 27-wits Gil \Rt .ES w. CHRISTIAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-09

the best imported into the United States and warranted to be
SUCH all numbers from No to No. 10. 1t is only
~ 10 try these Cloths to that they the best all in
want will please call before buying elsewhere
iyl5-ifs MEM s. GWAIkIN.
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blankets, blankets. Blankets,


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RESPECTFULLY requests all persons wanting r.slly
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