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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-05-18
Destruction of the Great Cathedral of
Sarag0ssa-Spain.

Private letters give startling account
OF the total destruction of the beautiful
cathedral Of Saragossa by lightning. On
the 7'h of April, according TO the GUS
tom OF the townspeople, the whole pop
ulation gaily attIred, had assr mbIed IN
the Cathedral 10 follow the procession of
the Holy Sacrament. The crowd was
immense, and the procession was prpce-
ded by a band of music and a guard of
honor. Scarcely had the procession is
sued from the massive portals OF the
cathedral, ere the heavens became cloth
ed with darkness, huge black cloud
hung like pail over the town, and sud-
denly the floodgates of the skies were
opened, and the rain descended in such
torrents that the whole procession was
forced TO take shelter within the cathe-
dral. The people told their beads, and
were overwhelmed with terror at the
Cimmeran darkness winch enveloped
the sacred rdifice. Presently there was
heard a terrific crash, accompanied bv a
noise loud as the roaring artillery. II
was found that the lightning had struck
the spires Of the cathedral, and, entering
Though one of the numerous intorstlces
of the light and graceful architecture,
struck dead the bell-ringer and penetra-
ted to the timber roofing, which immedi-
ateiy blazed forth with fury admitting
OF no control. although the heavens con-
tlnued to pour down tnelr waters upon
the burning raiters. Tie crowd. pre-
ferrIng water to fire, rushed forth INTO
the street, through which the water was
pouring in torrents, and left the I'M
quenched flames to do their fiery work
The roof fell in towards the afternoon,
and then the priests melted the people
to attempt the preservation OF the inte-
rIor. and the course of the flames was at
length arrested. Thus has persisted this
noblest specimen OF ecclesiastical architec-
ture in all Arragon, perhaps in all Spain.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-05-18

A TALL CHlMNEy-The New England
Glass Company have commenced laying
the foundation tor tall chimney, which
they ale about to build for their glass
works in Cambridge 1t Is to be about 30
feet square at the base, and carried up to
the he ght of $40 I. ct, 90 feet b, her ,hon
the Bunker Hill Monument, Flus nnder
ground are to connect their va. ,ous mro-
aces with this chimney, thus. makiaa II do
all the smoking ~ fol TIER ,mmense es-
Enlistment.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-05-18

icitbiHiS 4NllSSlONS.- ut American
Board of Foreign Missions held its annual
meeting in New York on Friday.
The Treasury receipts for nine months
have been $ls7,609 SO, exceeding those
OF the same time last year by 1881 .93.
The estimated debt at the close Of the year
is S3+,924.T.-The report gives good
account OF the various foreign missions.
The Board has now 10+ stations, 1863 or
dained missionaries, s physicians and 23S
assistant missionaries. Associated with
them are 81 native preachers, and 100
other native helpers; making in all $40
laborers under the care Of the Board
There are 81 organized churches, with
$4,000 members, 1000 of whom have
been added this year. Youths and chill
dren under the instruction OF the mission
aries, 10,430. Pages printed in 80
languages, 3o,000,000 making $50, O0O,-
600 pages since the commencement.
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PUBLIC SPEAKERS.

When you mount the Stage, be p,,z-
lied to know where to put your hat -
Look round as though you were quite
cool and collected, AMI suddenly put
your hat upon the floor. Turn then to
the audlencc-p'ss your fingers lightly
and gracefully through your hair, and
say 'FeItr Citizens Extend your
right hand-put your lett on your vest,
on Whichever side it msht be your pri-
vate opinion that your heart lies swell
out your chest as though all ih,. God
deSses OF l. liberty IN the world had lett
their respective countries and taken
board and lodging IN your expansive
BOSOM, and were now struggling 10 find
thelr way out at the from, door. Re-
press their generous effort tor little
while, and then out with them IN lIaze
OF glory. The effect will be ,remea-
dous.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-05-18

Nobody knows anything about genus,
what it is, or what it springs from. Ask
e man Of genius. and he cannot tell YOU
wherein he differs from other men. We
only know it by its effects. Industry,
however, is fearful rival Of genius.
Many times have they wres,led together
and men were divided as to which be-
longed the triumph. Industry can give
geniusa hard tug any day.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-05-18

One Of the greatest advantages of a
newspaper in a family OF children is a
constant stimulus, which the facts and
statements it contains, gives to the &C
QUESTION of historical, scientific aud ges
ographica knowledge. Who, then, that
is father, will be so penurlons. not to
say unnatural, as to refuse the tender
objects of his affection and responsibility
such an important aid to their advance
ment.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-05-18

AMERICAN NEEDLE MANUFAcTvRE.-
The only Needle Factory in operation il
ne Cnited States is at Newark, n. J. /
is owned by Mr.. VIM. Essex, an English.
man, who has established himself in New
Jersey. The manufacture is SAID to be
prosecuted upon the same principle. with
the same facility and of equal quality with
needles made by the celebrated R. Hem
ming & Sons, of Reddich, Eng, and the
inventor OF which is the proprietor OF this
factory who states that he was the first
to make "drill eyed nepdles' for that cs-
tablIshment.-The following account of
the process OF their manufacture, copied
from the Newark Advertiser, will be read
with interest:
The wire used is made in England cx-
pressly Tor the purpose-the manufactu-
rers OF tins country not having Yet &C
compliShed the manufacturing of WIRE
suited to this purpose. 1t is first cut INTO
suitable lengths, according TO TIE size of
the needles to be made, when they are
Strengthened and pointed upon stone
which is required to be turned with great
velocity; they are then stamped, or an
impression made upon them where the
eye is to be made; after which the eva is
punched by means of press invented Tor
that purpose. The bur made by stamping
the eye is filed smooth, after which the
hardening and tempering is performed, and
then they a:e again slraighted so as to
make their shape perfect. BY means of
machlnery, they are secured and bright
ened, and the closing processes are, the
asserting them by placing the heads and
points their respective ways; the eyes
blned, or the temper at that point taken
out, that they may not cut, and the drill
ing, counter sinking and furnishing the
eyes.
The peculiar branch OF manufacturing,
although not entirely new, is nevertheless
OF somewhat recent origin in this country;
but this process of making, and the conse-
quent enhanced quality OF the article is
entirely new-and so much inclined are
the manufacturers OF England to step its
progress in thus country, that they have
as We are informed, repeatedly attempted
to induce Mr.. Essex to return to England;
and it is matter of much importance to
them, inasmuch as he is not only the first
inventor, bu: the only person employed
by Hemmlng and Sons, who has emf
grated to this country for the purpose Of
establishing his business. Not only does
he manufacture the ordinary sewing
needles, but he makes points OF different
kinds used in machinery.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-05-18
There Is only one thing worse than 10

There is only one thing worse than lg-
norance, and that Is conceit. OF all in.
,rac,able fools, deliver us from an over
wise man. You may make IDIOTS phil
oso'hers-you may coax donkeys to
forego thistles--but don't ever think o
driving common sense into the heads OF
conceited persons. They are as impreg
nable 10 arlumenls as Gibraltar is to aP-
pie dumplnys.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-05-18

ODn FELLOWSHIP IN CALIFoRNIA.-A
letter from San Francisco, to the Phlla-
delphia Pennsylvania, dated March 10,
says:
"The first official flag of the order was
hois'ed to-day on the fore royal mast hca |
of the U >. revenue brig Lawrence, by
Lieut.. James b. Miller OF Commcrc,al
Lodge, No. 256, Of your city, uder direc-
tions OF Capt. Frazer, Spec al d. G.. Sire,
appointed by the R W. G. Lodge of the
United States for California, Oregon and
and the islands of the Pacific. Il noated
beautifully in the breeze, and | trust 1t
may continue to wave over the sea, and
greet the land where the benign influence
OF the brotherhood is SO often made mani
lest The Order is on the increase. and
the expenses are enormous $40 per night
is paid for room TO meet IN. and it is
small and inconvenient at that, beside
paying SIG per day Tor attendance of
physician, Sc, besides other sundry en-
penses, which renders it difficult to keep
afoat AT meeting OF the order, held
two weeks since, to consider the proprlety
OF dlssolving as Lodge, some of the most
prominent members took the responsibility
OF llqn'dating the debts. The Order, am
now happy to state, is prosperous and
healthy, and the treasury boasts Of sur
plus revenue. Such is the feeling Of the
members Of the Order here, that almost
any sacrifice would be made.to illustrate
the truthlulness Of their profession"
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Written for The Cecil Whig]
a Poets Name.

To A YoUSo LADY OF PA
Who has hcen pleased to dub the humb
ritter. with the astonishing little Of Poet.
A poets name all me, how dear
Is that delightful word;
Yet i'll it's application here,
My friend has sadly err'd--
In very Kindness err'd.
A feeble, lowly child of song
have no higher clam;
Inevcr wood the hrazen gong,
OF hollow, fastrug lame
OF iullmoulh'd hea rtless fame.
Enough for me, ii be loved,
And cared-lor bv the few
Whose hearts to praise my. song have moved
If those few heaIis he true
Az! if those hearts be true!
And yet, at times some Aattering spell,
My list'nng heart invites
And whispers, archly, il were well
To try PdrndsStdn heights,
Those slp'ry tow'ring heights.
I've listened while the siren surg
Her sprll-riecc, deep, and wild;
The lille, her spiril-arms were flung
Around me, NJ she smiled,
And fondly called me" child"
But Truth her gay illusion broke,
And bids me dream no slrore,
1t takes" quuth size, "a t5older stroke,
A stronger. heavier oar,
To make the glittering shore.
"And pcrilons breakers lie between,
An heap'd alcng the straisd,
The wrecks ofheavier barqmes are seen
Ro'tng On Stvgian sand
The dark oblvious sand"
So. Caution and old Common Sense,
Have, Just in time, stepph in
To check Llre whitening consequence,
And rlridc the cherished sin
The iusocent, lurking sin.
No wreath ofhny may deck my brow,
Give lanrels 10 the brave,
LIT me u,atusss, as now,
Find ont quiet grave,
lhiet ana Hwly grave.
There, in the deep and Solemn watch,
Wien silence wraps the skies,
The terrible EAR Of night may catch,
From sorrowing hearts and eyes,
The rcq'ricH,--' here he lies.n
Al. YES! the dew of one dear eve
Upon my grass.clad bed
To know indeed that one ~li Sigh
Above my Silent head.
And weep hat ana dead
This thought 70 mos swccler wreath,
A lro'ler perfume.
THIN all the i:,cense fame can breathe,
To gild the UNCONSCIOUS tomb,
Or ligln deaths deep ming gloom.
Oak Dali.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-05-18

"A contemporary says that cream NAV
be frozen by simply putting it into a
glass vessel, and then placed in an old
bach, or's bosom,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-02
BABBITTS PANARTsT0N.

A HEAD of all fine SOAPS in the market IRE t}oe NAM,
N lacnred and sold by ISAAC BABBITT 66l Washing
~ SLTeeL BOSTON, comprising the PANARlSTON SHAW
ING CREAM iPANARlsroN SHAVING SOAP. in solid
roIs; ClTHEREAN CREAM, for Washing bathing ard
snamPoHmgi SH4HiNG POHDER, and PIYdRISTOY
sop for Medical All these Soaps are nut m in the
heaGst manner and warranted Of perfect purity and ur
Hu lo me uses lor winch they are made. Those who
once sG them never had any other These Soaps are
recommended preferable all Others bv Che hest abor
iS heyJohn Pierpont says of the Shaving Soap sit is
Iuacu as preparation for the razor by any thing that
nave found" DR. A. Hayes State Ass3ver saws of the
"Cylherean Cream, "-"I have never met with any soap
compound which in cleansing The most delicate skin wnu
IKE TINS leave perfectly moist, soft and healthyn Dr.
waiter Claiming says ~ have no memory of so rood an
article" Dr. Luther " Bell superintendent of the Mel can
A!u says, II superior any other sauonaceous COM
pound nave known" Hon Horace Greeley Of the N Y
lohe, says, we have tried it and pronounce it perfect
~ i sodP Is worthy OF being mentioned the day.
" baiey Editor of the National Era saws il is in all re-
u,S te very best soap we have used Mrs Swiss
eln EutresS OF the ittsburg Saturday Visitor saws
MI y iiins III the soap line either soft hard"
nr fIehtce of the Louisville Journal saws the t,ythp
CrS Of soap probably the best preserving tht
Literary World says Mr. Babtt viii be the saver If son
nc great Regeneration" The Editor rfthe Kpickcrbocker
magazine says WHEN that the Cythercnn Cream If
soap Is the best saponaceous comuomd we over emno,d
VIZ are stating no more than every reader of ours win ~,
Whcn ne (or she) has rubbed te;-spoon G ncr bs ~
heD person, while dry, before taking Croton hah g.
hh pain, who so uses that Cytlerean article will confess
fRrury.n e sohPouhu, IL Simple
ne unanimous opinion Of all these high authorities well
Expressed in Hunts Merchants Magazine for February h
!" t1 ,r following notice Of one of the soaps:
iHE CYTnEREAN CREAM OF SOAP .-Tbis SOM IN, i,
b VI nr; Isaac Babbitt, of Boston, designed 10 take
T pco o. al oher soaps purifier of The skin and by
ds ahnl perfectly, and without injury TO The na 81
1 , II WIZ supecede all cosmetics" "neing appied y
a e inventor ITO the skin before touching tho waier II
eAes the impurities with imer prasn and is subject -
ess waste tah ordinary soaps which are first dssojnI IN
mecar ne professions of the inventor most rgeniors
tested h % very thorotgh practical chemist have beer
tS,ea by number Of our friends who have lsed he
ANU ey al Dear the most wequivoGn Testimony ms To ~
st ,'lr IhIeed they are quite enthusiastic IN t,rir
pa
w Should not venture ON recommendation of be nrt,cl
nau we not become convinced Of tina fact by testing H. VIZ
uts ~ our own family ndecd,we are satisfied tb9I rnns
~ w We valuable qualities It's inventor claims for il
Y q nGse soaps may be had wholesale and rei,
LITTLE, lOl Hanover Street Boston and bv Ra," f ~
druggists, &c, in the United States d9awIy or aI'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-02
10 EF7 ~ s.gsSs ; 80
Is - . IL S
SNILAX OR SPANISH
SAEsSApAEgEk,EA.

THIS preparation of Sarsapara is no humbug no secrer
L compound. 1t is AZURE and UNCOMBINED article
OF great strength and unprecedented efficacy in the CURE
OF DISEASE The recent discovery of the true SmiIay
Sarsapaia at the South has put the Popreors in pos
session OF the genuine root in fresh stae; and by new
method OF preparation discovered by themselves calculated
TO and concentrate all the virtues of The plant by
are enabled to offer purchasers article infinitely SiTPE
RlOR 10 any thing Of the kind IN use Ii is well
known that Sarsapara by drying loses great share of
medicinal virtues But in this article those properties are
all preserved and placed in permanent FORM not liable h
injury by age "
The attention of Dispensers, Druggists Physicians and
especially unfortunate nratids sBeriag SICK is partcu
ary invited to the trial of article which is iraated
now offered to the public ~ ~
Prepared and sold by BUSH & co. No. 2 PARK STREET
7. Iazel A. Clarke D. Scott, Jr & Co.. G. A. & f. yiar
ringtoa, and Spur Sibley, Druggists and by l. NJ Com
nss, NJ. d., and Calvin Newton NJ. d. April ?
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-02
MUSICAL NOTICE.

gEE subscriber wishes call the attention of musicians
to an Flat CORNET, or VALVE BUGLE, which
ne rs Jls completed on new and improved principle
tanning all the good qualities of the Fiat Puzzle VIZ volume
Oh tone and rapid eXecuion and Of the false and i'm
perfect tones TO which the BGge subject it can be play
ga win ease through the whole compass OF and half
ocyes and produces the same quality Of tone throughout
fiat CoRNEfS, TRU MPETS z Fiat BUGLES, &C.
noI4lac'uiGu ana warranted 10 prove good
selected and furnished to order.
Ae lew good secondhand instruments for sale clieap
Oh 70 lot ~ Please call and examine 236 MAIN STREET,
PGHPs Block, corner of Pleasant St ISAAC FISKE.
" Ofcestef, Aug 5, 1850. dlf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-02
SOLAR LAMpS.

ENE subscriber is prepared furnish manufacturers
i with SOLAR HANGING LAMPS, CHIMES, WICKS,
LANTERNS, &c, at mamnaictHEcrs, wholesale prices
manufacturers merchants, and others hvng these goods IN
lhmitities, VIII ind il for their interest to call.
Also, Just received very large assortment of Solar
stand Lamps, with new patterns Il ades and drops
chleh WI be sold at p per cent. less tbGn Boston
prizes,
amy doubling this statements convinced of the
fact by calling.
Chandeliers, GirandoIes, Hall Lanterns.
Vases, &C. sc, in great variety, very low prices al
iI6 Main street A. J. BROWN.
Worcester, Sept. TO- 1850 dwf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-02
WATERS HAIR DYE,

EHHE great and incI easing demand for Hair Dye and the
difficulty OF procU ring GOOD ARTICLE Induced t6a
subscribers TO eXper ment, until they have sGcceedea
manufacturing Dye, that SURPRISES any other now in rr
The advantages it other kinds are Thar M
application perfectly simple, the Hair requires no p
vious prepartton II entirely free from gty unpeasan
smells and does no fade, crock, or wash out
Ii does not like culinary Hair Dye leave an unnese-p
and unnatural drynfss Of the hair but at the same time @
its color is changed it retains its natural ustre and nf
ness. Instead of uTing the hair it tends in great deg
to strengthen its Rwth and prevent its falling out Gem
temen who have air. and whiskers Of lighter color will
lind II very easy to match the two; and those whose hair m
grown prematnrey grey its original beam
ty and with less expense and trouble than with any DYE IN
use. r. XVArFUS
For sale by NJ. b. GREEN, and LEWIS T. LAZEII. ,.
June % e,drf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-02
Granite Polishi

pREPARED by DIR W. WEEKS, stmdlah. Me ,wa,rop,.
1 20 ue superior to anything Of the kind ever before of
eIou 10 me public Tor Cleansing aid Polishing All Hind n
genlS, such ms Gold silver Copper, prass ill., nS
blass &c APPLY / dry with wash leather or woniS
may be found at his Stand FRoNr sr near tbe No,
uilFoad, wholesale and retail. dtf Me- YMsp
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-02
YGpepA CAssE1aNGS,
Dressing mm<E gsmaa,sf.scgwri,,g

Cg0tsa DFesstsgs :17sEE EkaaasfasCgwFing,
Z ERSEYNERES, SATINETS FROCING PLAN
IL CLOTH and WOODEN YARN, on shares or by Tho
yard, in the best and on reasonable terms fy &
subscriber.
AeENTs-W. L. CLARK & Co, 90 Granite Row. Wryrces
ter VIM. Bennett, Jr., Hutbardson, Levi Goss saw,
Mills Boylston. ROYAL II. CHAFFIE
Holden, East Nillage, June -. 1850. ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-02

DR. Heaton's Hernia Inirmary, Boston.
NR. HEATON having returned from Emopew VIII receive
- patients as formerly He continues to attend partc
larry to the nature and speedy OF Hernia or upnr
ariocele scroocele, iiydrocee &c; also diseases OF M
males Trusscs are dispensed with in all cases
Applications must be made his Office and reside1fcp2
: reter Place. Boston. d3mis AUG 20 Is50
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-02
HORSE SEyOEgNG

rrlS WILL be strictly attended to ut the shop nj
Rn Y, the Foor OF MECHANIC STREET by the sub
g. - scIoer All persons who have lame h rises by fla,
ee se quaIters or Interfering invited to call as
oeeYe can gye them satisfaction for think they are all
Iauseu ny pad hitting the shoes and bad shoeng thinL
ho" ths from my own experience. There is difference
between maj loot and contracted foot-so MI
nofses should not be shod alike hot shoe is no bepeft
!, ~ ,r MA better be kept in the pot than 10 turn
- VI" nc hnEsth ioot-lhis Is nv nniuUn.
r, ISAAC w )ODCOCK
REQ -. dwf Necbs,i. s,.,
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BAY STATE sHAWIS.

HAVING just completed my arrangements for the extern
Ii sive sale of the BAY STATE MILLS sHAWLS /
would take an early opportunity inform the public that
have received large lot Of all their different STYLES and aua
tiles and am prepared to sell them at WHOLESALE OF
RETAIL, at AS Low RATES they can be purchased
Of The Manufacturers.
MERCHANTS from the country can be supplied at nv
6tore the Agents lowest prices my advantages for OBJ
tanning them efaaf 10 any Of the largest yobbjng
Houses in Boston. MARTIN STOWE,
No. FIagg Buildings,
Aug 90 dwtf opposite Central Hotel
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-02
Waters T.iqnid Hair Dive.

HIS Dye possesses an advantage any other kind,
from The absence of any preparation simple appli-
cation being all that necessary Ii hats been extensively
sold, and is well known in this region need any enco-
miuns For sale wholesale and retail at the manuiac-
tnrers prices by the Agent,
LEWIS 7. LAZELL, Druggist
M4dwistf POI Main st. 4 doors north Am. House
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-02
JENNY LIND AND NOTHING Else
Clock Repairing.

fNLOCKS CLEANED and REPAIRED at A NJ DRISCOLI;S
- Je1veiry establishments; IN Bi@el0,c's count
on fr9nf S9re1t by an experienced workman that has
worked only - years in clock Mauactory and thinks he
can give satisfaction Call and try him, all work will be
warranted for what he does not know about clock is net
worth knowil 9. dwtf Oct IN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-02
klghE-ESghkI

kHE handsomest cheapest and best article for LIGHT in
the world Is MARSHS PATENT OIL. This is new
hVen io recently introduced, and very extensively
used by the pubc-it is perfectly safe and free to burn in
any common Oil Lamps with thesimpe alteration of tube
when Is done for me trg expense of 2@ cents This oil
compose entirely OF vegetable and contains some six or
esh Faris some OF which are Essential Oils The whole
rms oody beautiful IN appearance, and gives clear brit
eTpt9ston-thus furnishing the public with an article from
winch they can obtain almost any qantity of light and Al
same time clean and beautiful The above is for sale al
A H. MENTIONS, Foster STREET, opposite the Boston
and Worcester, and Norwich Rail Road Bepots
n B. Mr.. N. is the only Agent for Worcester
Ian 9. I,r
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PAPER HAYGTNGS.

The best assortment In the State.
4 BOUT 20D NEW PATTERNS. French and
a American PAPER llANGINGS, just received and for
aale ut prices varying from cts to $ so per Roll
Warranted the CHEAPEST STOCK in the county, by
a. J. BROWN AS Main Street
Worcester Sept ii, 1850. dwtf
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METALLIC

METALLIC
FIRE AND WEATHER PROOF PAINT
his celebrated article found in Northern Ohio il min
ere substance dug from the earth Containing accnrno
70 me analysis OF the best chemists 0yd of iron
dumnlH selicia, DC. forming compound which, when an
pcu 10 'he surface OF Brick Wood stone Tin or Iron be-
Goes perfect SLATE covering impCrrioAs 10 tho action of
ERE or Htaher For sale by the subscribers at SHARON
ONO or No. Is EXCHANGE Sr, WORE ESTER Mass
where all orders may be addressed
BEACH Sc JOHNSON
- w. :, .al' y 90, agents Tor Millbury d2awtf Jy30