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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-06-01

MILKING Cows.-Let care be taken that
your cows are MIXED clean; the last milk is
much the best. Cows are spoiled by lazy, care
less mixers.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-06-01

UThe corpse of an American lady was
brought across the 1sthmus of Panama recent
ly, at an expense of 5000.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-06-01

DA divorce was granted to Elizabeth L.
Crispin, at Boston, on account of the intem-
perance of her husband.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-06-01

psome have the folly to be ridiculous
some have the vanity to be ridiculous-some
have the impudence to be ridiculous-very few
have courage to be ridiculous.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-06-01

UOne boy in ahop is as good as man.
Two boys, however, are worse than the dev-
il. If there be only one youth in a room, he is
the most sedate customer Of the party. Just
introduce another, and grand and lofty tumb-
ling becomes the order Of the day from sun up
to shutdown Fs 8si sa5at
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-06-01

WHAT IS Love?-An inexpressible thing; a
volume in word; an ocean in tear; whirl-
wind in a sigh. ii ava
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-06-01
EDUCATION, &C.
THE NEW ORLEANS
FEMALE SEMIN AIRY.

THE NEW ORLEANS
FEMALE SEMIN AIRY,
DIRECTED BY MRS. VAN NOOTEN-
Transferred to PLAQUElfINE, Parish
IberuiAe, La, aciA be open for the recep-
tion Of Boarders and Day Scholars on
The 10Th February, proc.
AIRS. VAN NOOTEN, having returned
lXI from Europe, and completed her arrange
ments for attaching permanently to her insti-
tuition teachers in every way competent and ac-
complished, respectfully solicits patronage for
her establishment. Parents and guardians are
requested to visit the spacious and commodious
buildings, to which, at the request of several
of the gentlemen referred to below, the insti-
tuition has been removed
For further information, MRs. VAN NooTEN
begs leave to refer to her Prospectus, Ito be
found at the Institute and at the principal book
stores in New Orleans,) or to the following
gentlemen:
In Plaquemine. III Neao Orleans.
w. E. EDWARDS, Esq, Rev. D. NEVILLE,
DR.. CH CLEMENT, ALFRED HENNEN, Esq,
ZEKoN LAsAUvE, Esq, JAMES RoBB, Esq,
H. C. CAMMAcK. Esq,
. feb6 FRED. FREY, Esq.
Mrs. Van Nooten hastens to contradict the
report which has been spread, that she does
not receive young children. Pupils Of every
age are received at the Seminary.
To avoid any future misrepresentation in regard
to her terms Mrs. Van Nooen has concluded to
publish the same, as following
BOARDERS,
Payable Quarterly in Adoancc.
For board and general instruction in
English and French, and all the me-
sessary branches, including needle
and fancy work, 800 per m.
Music, z..
Singing,
Drawing and Painting, 6
Dancing, three months in the year, 6
Washing. 81"
DAY SCHOLARS.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-06-01

FuLroN.-The senior member IL the House
Of Representatives, at Washington, from New
Jersey, when quite youth, visited the renovn-
ed Robert Fulton when the latter was A. Paris.
He occupied = small, miserable furnished room
in tie fourth story. On the white-washed wall
Of the room was sketched, with red chalk, the
plan, Of 4 steamboat As Fulton pointed it
out to his visitor, he said, 'there, young man, is
tha image Of what viii yet traverse the river
and the ocean, II was not only pictured on
the wall, but it was rivetted in his mind, and It
haunted him until the spectre turned into re-
atty. '.The taper Of bis lone room illumined
the world. "'@ v '-7's sss's aszs
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-06-01

A GENTLE Hrfr.-Y Young tipplers should get
the following by heart: .= +
Men brandy drink, and never think
That girls at all can tell Il: a
They don't suppose woman's nose
Was ever made to smell Il,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-06-01

1.-THE following, though published before,
willdo to read again, especially by those who
are fond Of sausages isgs BID 9ee9.
A lady having purchased some sausages Of
couple Of boys, overheard them disputing about
the money. a saiatsH 3 7s5i
Give me half Of it, says one. @stt4
1 wont, says the other. azFs sa ssgs
Now, that amt fair, you know faint, Jo; for
half the pup was mine.' ea zs. sH
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-06-01
DAY SCHOLARS.

General instruction in English, French,
and all necessary branches, including
needle and fancy work, (accofding to
the age of the pupils,) $40, $s and $6 per m.
N. B. Vacations OF two weeks each will be g>
ven in July and during the fete days. Boarders
may remain if desired
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-06-01
PLANTERs, HOTEL.

The undersigned, having leased
from r. N. Bissel, Esq, the House in
ssssi this place known as the Planters Ho-
..ls 1tel, will take pleasure in waiting upon
those who may favor them with patronage
The house has undergone thorough repair; the
furniture Is mostly new; and the table will be
supnIied with the best that the market affords.
BURDEN & JOHNSTON
Nlaquemine, Sept 1, l849.-s6f
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-01
Congressional Proceedings.

No business of importance transacted in Con-
gress Tuesday Both branches adjourned at ear
Iy hour to attend the funeral of Gen. MCNEIL.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 81
SENATE Mr.. Chase presented legislative reso-
utions from Ohio for the recognition of Liberia
Republic.
Mr. Clay's compromise resolutions coming up,
Mr.. Benton showed, by quoting the Spanish law,
that Slavery does not exist in California and New
Mexico.
Mr.. Rusk addressed the Senate upon the western
boundary of Texas,
House. The postage bill, including the abolition
of the fankng privilege, and Mr. Browns bill for
branch mint in New York, were referred.
In committee of the whole the California question
was taken up, and Mr. Toombs of Georgia, presented
the southern side of the subject He would abide by
the constitution until argument exhausted and
then seize his arms.
Mr. Baker of Illinois, argued from southern admis-
sion, she coastitutionay and justice of the slavery
prohibition. Upon his interrogating Mr.. Toombs
whether if the proyiso passed, the southeners
would dissolve the Union, if they could, Mr. Bocock
of Virginia, affirmed that he would introduce re-
solve declaring the Union dissolved. Mr.. Baker re-
piled that such resolution would amount to nothing
He defended his colleague and his State, and decar-
ed that the North svoud never fight to extend or sup
port slavery.
Mr.. McLane of Md, indicated his course, and
said that even if the Missouri line not adopted
the democratic party would not be dissolved. He
was willing to extend Texas to California and made
able speech.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-01

ONE of the most remarkable evidences of the
light and knowledge at the present day. is the revival of
the ancient science of Astroogy. This science many
occupied the attention of the brilliant ntelects
of Europe and ASIA whose works. though rare are yet
tan to testify of their approval and confidence in it. Achy
msts and other enthusiasts brought it into dsrepue and
negec but like all truths it is destined revived and is
now studied with avidy by the first mathematical Scholars
OF England and Germany All claptrap of mystery cards.
dice &C., merely show the mposer; for Asrelogy as
pure a Mathematical Science Astronomy Geometry,
and the deductions from data just nfabe and
sure.
MADAME D. the only person who predicted in l947
that General Taylor would be President;
OF the Ship Ocean Monarch i'll l848he of Cholera
and the Riots and Accidents in l849 many highly respec-
table individuals of the city of New York. who heard these
predictions, can testify.
MADAME ID. having been induced visit Worcester, will
devote A FEW DAYS to those Ladies and Gentlemen who
may be curious to learn the future which may dstn-
gush their lives, they relate business health marriage
and property.
She will also give examinations in PHRENoLoGY
o. She is located at the WORCESTER HOUSE, and may
be consulted from AM. 10 PM, Sundays exceped)
TICKETS so CENTS
p SThs is an opportunity to obtain information that
be relied that probably will never occur again in this
place. dew Feb %
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"a ga ES I'D.

TINE subscribers referring to the above notice. beg leave
to call the attention of their customers and the PUBIC
the very extensive assortment OF DRY GOoDS onered
Having formed the above coparmership alter long ac-
quantance with the of RETAIL TRADE in worcester
County possessing ample facilities for the transaction OF
their ARGE and INCREASING BUsINEsspuehaslng their
Domestic Goods directly from Manufacturers Agents.
and either importing their Foreign Goods or buying al hnc,
lion in large duanes-they believe themselves qualified
to offer most of their Goods RETAIL at even LESS han
the usual WHOLESALE PRICES, and they pledge them
selves that under circumstances will they be undersod
by any Establishment in the United States
Feb u. DIV HENRY H. CHAMBERLlN q W.
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Messenaer,s Notice.

Worcester, IS. February %, 1850.
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN Commissioner of Insolvency
tor the County of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant againss the Estate of REDERIC w. SAWYER,
ofMulbuy, IN said County, yeoman an insovent debtor,
and the payment of any debts, the delivery of any
property belonging said nsovent debtor, 10 him
bidlen by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said nsolvent debtor
will be held at Court of Insolvency the Office of said
Commissonerin Worcester in said County, the twenty
fifth day Of March next, O'Clock in the forenoon,
for the proof ebs and choose assignee assgnees
0fhs Estate. lhIJ J. DAY, ID s., Messenger.
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WANTED,
.YgvS. ,JVEay1.U ,Tsgfg9les

VTTOULD inform the citizens of Worcester that she is
w prepared to practice the WATER CURE SYSTEM
in the of disease and proposes to locate herself in
this city Mrs Adams has wish to offer any tusome
logy or recommendation of this SYSTEM but she would from
motives of true benevolence earnestly invite the suf
ferng andacted whether in their own persons or in their
families whether suffering from the most obstinate form of
chronic disease sudden of the ACUTE
to apply this natures remedy" and she is fully assured
that will commend itself to every candid mind infinitely
superior to all others use, and if applied with the
requisite knowledge and skill nabe in all cases of Fever
Inflammation Rheumatism, Cholera Darhoea, &c.
Mrs proes her advice and assistance to those who
wish it. at their own houses her advice at her residence
NO. l KENDALL HILL. DIV Feb n.
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Valuable Property for Sale

Il KNOWN as the BREWERY ESTATE, situat-
IN on Grafton Street, within few rods of the
lnsakU Western Railroad Depot, making it very desir-
teA' able location for large manufacturing establish
ment There Dwelling Houses containing thir-
teen Tenemens and about of Land bounded
side by the Canal and Mpond and three sides
by Streets The houses rent for enough pay
and the price asked for the Estate and part
the city the prospective of property greater here
owing to the contemplated Depot arrangements by
large portion of the purchase may remain mortgage and
opportunity for investment speculation offered
which will rarely again For further information a-
ply to d. S. MESSENGER.
Feb l9. dws1m
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Commonwealth of MASSACHUSETTS,.

Worcester SIS. February %, 1850.
DY virtue of execution which issued upon Judgment
ID in favor of Samuel H. Flagg, I'd of Worcester in
county of Worcester, against JOSEPH G. WARREN, of
Worcester aforesaid at the December Term of the Court
-ssfrnen Pleas for said County, A. d. 1849. l have
all the Right in Equity that the said Joseph G. War
rem had the nineteenth day of February A. D. 849 the
day when the attached process redeem
certain mortgage real estate situate in said Worcester
and the that is described in mortgage deed thereof
from said Joseph G. Warren Ebenezer Warren recorded
the Registry of deeds for said county, Book 444 Page
and Saturday the sixth day of April next A. D. 1885,
O'Clock in the afternoon, the American Temperance
House in Worcester in said county, shall offer for sale
highest bidder public auction the azores lid right
equity of redemption satisfy said execution and all fees
aud charges for sale ]. DAY,
March D. Sheriff.
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Paris Rlue.

NEW and beautiful article for carriage and ornamental
n painters, For sale at SAMUEL g. WHITES, dealer
in Drugs, Medicine, Paints, and Dye stufis
No "a Washington So, near Western r. X. Depot
Feb. ~. dec w3n
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To he Let.

Two ROOMS on Main Street, up stairs with good ems
Il trance suitable for a shop or office. Inquire of
Jan 90. distf VIM. DICKINSON.
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DIED.

In this city, Feb. 27, Adeza daughter of Warren and
Sarah II. Ray, aged years and II months.
Funeral at three O'Clock Friday, the house No 5
Salem (rom Mechanc) st. friends generally invited
attend.
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TemerpseEal yNarhfea-
House for sale
TO R EMF.
FOR SALE EXCHANGN

&wA 'TNiAT beautiful estate in LEICESTER, known rs
estsEN L MOUNT PLEASANT" II consists of annut
alFifty acres OF choice Land, aud fine House evev
way fitted for family OF risure er with little exnense
could be admirably adapted Hydropathic establish,
ment For terms, inquire This office The sutscri>
Der at the Central Eank. VIM. DICKINSON.
Worc ster, Dec 10.
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House to Let,

- THE NEW HOUSE, on the corner of Irving and
afR Austin Streets, containing large and conve-
Tenements in frst-rate order. Inquire of
Feb Is. diff t 5. BLISS
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Store to Let.

tSSUHE w EANse
TTNHE FLOUR AND GRAIN STORE, the Boston
i and Worcester Rail Road Bridge. 1t is of best To-
Gated establishments for receiving feghts from the Rail
Roads and for loading teams in the city.
1t would make good Shoe and Leather Store.
For further particulars, inquire of VIM. GREENLEAF,
Feb Is. cod wifi No. lis Main-st
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-01

UNION MUTUAL
life Insurance Ct0ggsaeSyapaz
DIRECTORS:
Abbott Lawrence, Boston, John d Lang Maine
Ezra White, Neto York, Charles Jones' MINI
Daniel Sharp, Jr., Bostof Joseph IT, Williams Hqjn,
Lefty 5,elIy SFocker boston, George Dudley Conn,
H9ohge y Colihs e1Kor Horatio Harris Boston,
Elisha b. Ffatt, Boston, Walter Hastings Boston
E. b. PRATT, President
FHHIS COMPANY continues TO INSITRE IIVFS
on the most favorable terms
= DINlDEND OF PROFITS must he very large owing To
e peculiar advantages which life members have in this Com
Pd ana e great care and good judgment of its managers
rrGeeftng and residence privileges unusually liLeral
"iWays granted REDUCED RATES
plj m credit given u desired premiums for LIE
NJ oteS' i n amount being 40 OR MORE.
in NE prQfts. - ''' '"''e''S ye"T' snare
GEO. A. BATES, NJ. D., MEDre.r nv .,1vpn
u The best pamphlet out on Life Ii.@srsnca J an J.
sired information upon the subject may nod b 49,
written Tor ost paid or at the Agents Office in TyOR
CESTER, over the Store of G.. FOSTER 81 Co..
222 MAIN STREET.
Jan 10, io2o. DIST JOHN FIELD, Agent.
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LOST

TWO pair of Ladies' CATER BOOTS ON Main Street.
The finder will receive his reward by leaving them at
this Office Feb 27.
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no LET,
FOR SALE.
HNrrSe for Sale,

S-a A NEW and convenient Dwelling House on South
e n bridge Street. For particulars inquire of the sub
4A%soriber WILLIAM L. THROOP.
Jan 30. diff
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Wanted.
a 4 Oumg Girl.

4 n American GIRL to do work in a small family. In
IN quire at No. Is Orange st. d.
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MARRIED,

In Charlton Jan 81, by Rev. Aaron Bugbee Mr.. Samue
Rich Mis- Eliza Baldwin, daughter of Mr. Simon Baldwin
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In consequence the above arrangement it is necessary
that all my accounts should be SETTLED IMMEDIATELY.
Those which were due the first Of January will be tt
far Coyyectjoan fnot paid before the first of April.
Feb 81 HENRY II. CHAMBERLAIN.
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WANTS situation take of Children and do light
w housework She is honest and faithful Inquire Sc
Front ST., of JAMES O'CONNER. d6t
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Auction and Commission Sales.
s. w. SELRY r. co

.. w. SELBY & CO.
o'homeers ard Commission Merchants,
- No. 68 MAIN ST., WORCESTER,
~ Nv; 20 VIII give their attention to the SALES on
mo- nEa a ESTATE, and ALI. KINDS of -P ERSON ~
noFhHIf ~ any part IF the Co, nts or Worcester al
Auction or by Private Sale 10y " ~ N''e'''' >-a
n hey VIII also give their attention To the rrTt.c oE
HOUSES SELLING OF STOCKS &c iA Inv VI
I'd, Liberal Cash advances made all kinds of Proper,y
in oaes OF Household Furniture aud Personal Property
VI s'n''ai EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
Ay=A Double House and Lot
!5;ER LI'OR SALE on SHELBY STREET For ffrtber mr.
lie o q ucuiars apply to $, w. SELBY & co
i 90 diff
FOR SALE.
Ill NE COTTAGE HOUSE and Lot, No. Irving
E Street. The above House is verv desirabjy Ios
$3.50 Gated and is built in the thorough manner For
further particulars apply to
San ~ diff S.W. SELBY q co.
"a FOR SALE.
fSN4% A LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE. No Al Grecn-st
Isism Il One HOUSE, No. Is Wintcr-st
'~-~a1=2 One HOUSE ON Southbrdge-st
Also, several Houses in other parts of the CITY.
Jan ~ du W. sELBY & co.
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WANTED,
HORSE SEHOEING

HORSE SFHOETNG
rr1IA M7IIE. be strictly attended at the shop at
HN W the FooT OF MECHANIC STREET, by the sub
49, scriber All persons who have lame ,rses by fiat
ieet false quarters or interfering, invited CALL as
oeieve can give them satisfaction, for think they all
caused by bad fitting the shoes and bad shoeing think
know TINS from my own experience There is difference
between Hat loot and narrow contracted foot-so all
horses should not be shod alike. hot shoe benefit to
the foohot tar had better be kept the pot than to turn
1t on the horses foot-his is my opinion.
Feb 10. dytf Mechanic st,oet
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C0PARTWERSHTP NOTICE.

TIME subscribers have formed Coparnersp under the
1 firm of HENRY II. CHAMBERLAIN q CO., and will
continue the DRY GOODS, MILLINERY, and CARPET Bus-
NESS at the Old Stand of the senior partner Nos 68 IO
Main street HENRY II. CHAMBERLIN,
LEWIS BARNARD, JR.,
GEORGE SUMNER,
EehrnnrN 27. 1850.
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The Lady who took a Gilt Locket

TNROM Valentine counter on Saturday afternoon,
is KNOWN and is requested to send It back with one
dollar to pay for advertising This necessary to save ex-
pOsure. s. A. HOWLAND =
Feb 25. Sd
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No business of importance was transacted in Con-
gress Tuesday. Both branches adjourned at
Iy hour to attend the funeral of Gen. MCNEIL.
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Waterford Window Glass.

PRIME article constantly on hand, and for sale in any
quqitity, by LEWIS i. LAZELL, ApohecnA
Po3J6,y 20l Main-st, doors north Am. House.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-05-25
BAMBOROUGK'S
Celebrated WindInills, or Grain Fans

THE subscriber offers his combined patent
Windmill or Gram Fan to farmers, in the full
assurance that it Shy far the best article eve r
invented. In proof Of this oplnIon he refers
to the fact, that his fan has taken 25 PREMIUMS
and ! SILVER MEDALS at the various agricultu-
raj exhibitions in Pennsylvania, New jersey
Delaware and Mary land, within the last few
yoars--not having failed to take tie premium
IN a single instance! These premiums having
been awarded after a careful examination by
committees ofintclligent practical farmers, II
stronger evidence of the great superiority Of the
fan could not be desired.
Among the premiums takon last fall QSl9l
was that at the Mary land State Fair, held at
Baltimore in October, where there were thirty
two fans on the ground, among them Cloves
Grants, Rehc's, ST Cluir's. Pcnmock's 5, sc.
After a thorough trial of them all, The first pre-
nlium rds dlcardcd 10 BAMBoEouGn's ! At the
Philadelphia county socety's exhibition, Oct. i
and : the committee pronounced Bamborough's
an TO We ''lho most perfect and ciiGctua clean.
er .vcy exhibited. " The fans 1t Upper Mari
borough, Md; Mount Holly, N. J.; Jacksonville
Pa; The State 'air ut New Castle, Dol, uwar
died the first premium, after fair trial against
many other tans. similar result fol low cd ev
cry trial in the two proceeding years.
The subscriber has had eighteen wears cxpc-
rienco in tic business, and has made 500 fans
lie refers 10 all VINO IlV5 used item Tor recon-
mcniali0ns--wiLh the remark that he has made
several important improvements within two
years past. 70 sum up the case Il few words
- i'amhUrough's fan will clean faster aud bet
ter, and with less power, than any other fan in
USE; as has hc"n unanimously decided by every
CNhtiOn where n trial was made, and by the
Il!ly seven hundred farmers who have them in
use. The best talmrrs i'll lancaster, bcrlis,
Chester, Delaware and the other fine farming
regions Of Pcnnsr lvania. use none but Bambo
rouyi's fans.
These fans are kept for sale, Of different sizes
and prices, by John marlborough, lancaster
city Pa, Joseph Taylor EIktoa, Md, John
J. ilcckert, Porl Deposit, Md, iz,a whitman,
Jr. Pratt st. Baltimore; Samuel F. Smith,
Cumberland, Md, VIM. G. Mccall, David
sonvillo, Anne Arundel county, Md EIgin
Russell near Petersburg, Va, David Lam
droth, Chcsnut st. Philadelphia.
The great superiority Of this fan has caused
number o! limitations; purchasers will there
fore he careful TO &c that they get The genuine
article, which cSn be bad by addressing any Of
the above persons.
Rights for states and counties for sale. A
gents wanted 10 sell rights Direct 10
JOHN MARLBOROUGH.
March 2--3m, Lancu sler, Pa.
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GHano , (i,lHno.

The Subscribers have new in Store anGnf'o
for Sale to Farmers and Planters P,ruviarar-
P"'"g"nian GUANO in any quantity on dsp-
ing terms.
Tho GU tNO which we offer i, warranted Ia
be pure and unadultG,a,ad put up in sn'Sl an
lidi bags containing from l20Ihs to 2o0ihs each
bag having he brand OF the State Inspector No
/ pernglam) and to 2'( list quality Patagonan)
all Others being If inferior or damaged quality
of which purchasers suuld be careful To take
note. Orders by mail or otherwise will receive
our immediate attention.
r. M.4ICOM & Co.,
Dealers in Gnano, Seeds, Grain, Flour Sc,
No Wood st puwley's wharf,
BALTIMORE.