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t. 4 company in Boston are negotiating
for the purchas. Of the propellors Cou. Pre-
bic and Cen. Warren, aud the owners have
gone N far as To name the prices At which
rhry vli al The Boston cosuPany want
them 20 send to California.
g. 4 Convention Of ministers, recently
assembled At Syracuse, y. Y, formally de-
nounccd the honorary degree Of d. d., IS =
marx OF distinction. and resolved that the IT,
us hslas,s To all preachers They RECON-
mend therefore, that al ministers should be-
called DR.. Instead OF Rev.
- The Grand Jury Of NddlcssN have
found an Indictment against the Fhchburg
Railroad Corporation for a nuisance, IN the
share If a platform between the trucks at
Somsrille. where Mr. Amos Fairbanks was
killed.
e. There has bssn uaslsual activity IN the
New York market for government stocks
Two agents for purchases on foreign account
have made large investments m Treasury
notes, and government loans Of 1867 and
I-0s. all Of which have advanced per cent.
One sale Of treasury notes was for slOo'ooo'
rr 4 Correspondent, Of the Montreal Ga
,rt,e. who signs himself Brl,oh,' com
plains bitterly Of Agiiators from 'bs United
states. who have come amongst them To blT-
,ber the ends Of the AnneHHlonIsts. lie
ays ,ha, II people from Canada we're en-
ya,,d ON similar errand IN the United
STATE, they would be IN danger ID being torn
To pieces, and concludes by warning those
'Ausncans who are interfering IN Canadian
afairs, tina, the path they are pursuing Is one
Of great danger to them, and likely to lead to
serious consequences.
TuE wHIrr MouSTANs.-Mr. Crawford
nj the White Mountains, II - said Is making
arrangements 10 erect large and spacious no
teI. early IN the spring, upon the rising lana
ONE eighty rOds northwest Of the site oil his
pressai house. Mr. Crawford has also pro-
ec,sd ths scheme of making carriage path
nearly 70 the TOP ofM, Washington.
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A LARGE lloTrL.-'rhe largest botel in
America has Just beeu completed n Cincinna-
II, at an expense OF s225.OOO. 1t will lodge
$50 persons.
IA general Banking Law has passed
the legislature Of New Isuy. ], allows Of
all private banking based on the United States
Stocks, or stocks Of their own State, Massa-
chusetts, New York and Ohio, and prescribes
the usual fonalities countcrsigning. &c.
prsctioed in New York
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For Sale,

THE veil kn"va Tavern stand 'iIu1.
~ ! 'cd At s"a'h ra!i., s'cnrrl, Lcr'lg
'Tsst,,, Grprsa Bui-hlm, Esq. lat lno'e roocn''
SAL aI I, h., ia .uh.c'ilrr-
---lE--- sad Slpi !. localed At thr Junction
IT the Norwa, ard Rumn'd '"'d, ~ ia mnsi c"n-
nal AMI Is,.ia-. srr,po ~ tbc Village and hut a
yer, few rod. i,nu tn pcuol.
Nh. Ha,,c !. 65 b, p Get. S,ahlc 81 b, p
ls.I. There !. a good Hall adninirg ia" iiou-r.
,.o, an NECESSARY Uut bn,ld,ngs a. 'gAr Il conNen.
,s,t and easy i,r those VIII, occury u. Also, well
oC nayer-Ciliag water, uader cover.
Said Jrillings have bcca reoentl, fitted ur and
are IN a thorough stale II repair. IN, preini-",
also embrace about acres Of god tillase land ~.
der a god state of cultivation.
Said Stand, with IL. beautiful locaton and run Of
custom, is decidedly the st sand ~ the eouniy-
Those Who wish TO embark IN this Mind Of basiHess
had lsuer call and see for themselves.
Terms 30 liberal that any busiHess man can Io!.
Aprly On the subscriber on ihs h,ehi'es, OF "
John A. Holmes and oDon Drake, u,,
South Paris, Feb. 18Th. 1850
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PASSENGER TRAINS vlI run daily, ~rn .ay
| sNr,ut, l. 600 rIfbrf u.ii"r, B. f..'Hvs
~. 49, go ..,,L p--... 90 ~ \,
.rf Dp VI
I.,,, : ,ub r.u, fsl Pariasl. at6R \. VI
ta ~ o. 4. VI
Law. rnrurI hrr p.nytIf, atiliP. VI.
Lave D,auIir ir rrub1 4, # > - T.. VI.
\ r,iFhf npru VtIl is,ys rHrtl1I iur ~1u'h
r,r..at5 JJN. VI FNr SAITH Pan, lur Pot.
AuH, ~
NH.st. be- rsH.ryri ,lI,s su7s't.
Tho IHurup, uii. 100 b. rr,rslp.rb'r t1r Sage
tr tH ,ururt r,U,, trt - 90 ,,lu', uI'r.s pIii."
fl. given. 80 tr4t| lr tf co. ri, q uug I4ssHng %
is, .,,,, . So .Ut'iHl.,l ,4lt".
To. 5S,N VI, tu,rr t"m rrrilrrd ,ill ''1r,r'
tf : urb rtu., Tp-,.t,., Ihrr.INs 1pa Nt'u..
',t.. with .it-H. &c GIsrI-tsuI as b"tasl, ksm,
.t.. trI g. Nu,,r.
Tu.7uN VI. naI s30r. ". train viN co.
rr.t .,t', Nth stag &c Nurvt,, : tlih fis ~ ?
Ptu. trr = - l.. VI iu,iu Nii CONNECT At VI .
rhurrf TlII. with thH .'tgH. &C. Wet NiHH rel
Hr.kp.I T. CuliSEN, Supsun,cr ."1.
puttpl. I,h. ), l~jp. III
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No,icr of Foreclosure.

\NvIIEREAs, EEAsrUs lIu n"rN, then Of P"r'
w bpt 81 tu C.,upiN ~ tugls lgni. uyv %
Greenwood ~ ihr Cart, ~ ONhui, Nv h's N"7''
1,r, drri durI O,tdrr a., l>ih, c'r'g'ri o.
>IYyEt H. ipJNT rrtiUn Itrr. ~ hh i
hf..,u...,d 10 I.,rkr'. Mn. ~'if' M1Nr'r. b.
r,-prlaI With ihr O>ful Hrrrr... ls'h - f'F
ISL. upI g. mru T1uir''a' .' iIfi"n "''f'''
.t..,iI Mpur,rH. NHl WhrrHHs, thr s1ii >tuu'I
n I,kr.Yur ihs tenth tl, IT Npyrulrr, 1919, as'
.i,,ri ali Nrurtrs q, th- .ul,.rIil-r, Which a.
.,5,l,sut !. I,fs,ula With th ONrui Grr'uI.,
Ba,k -. r,g 3S5 apl 40. m. conditions iri"r
lr.rp. rhlu Iu fir ,p, ,siI Mpu-'g arrr'1'
TIMOTHY WALKER
Rumflul, Tclnp -, 1859 aw5
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DIED

NIsv,.too. Feb ., Dr. CALVIN Gorh,m, ~
aistH ,n Yeats.
H. Ip,,I. Ne. on Nh, al met. John Wake,
Is,t., a..,i ~ ,,ars. VIZ ". Wa vii hnH"1 o.
ih,s -,,ipp ui thn STATE, having often n0'i pt'''' ~
llHrr iru.i. and o,s urrh r.t''us~,i pui rsI-rtrh
s. L..szsi. go ,iL mtH sua s"1uu '...us'r IT.
~ o.. ss=st s o.. .s..HI , 's.. HHi o. i..
hIhs.... uts bath D.. 70 rr'H, hrss.
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WHEREAS, ~T'FETN U,NIs, ~ Gr"rnv"'si
w DO Ga Cprpt, ~ ONt,ui, h hI. M'Ur,-
la, dltrI W., sih. ISIS r',u, vel 90 Iur certain
ir,rt 1T alI ~ al GWrrvuIl, lni7s 1t number.
"a Elr,rl ttiir Moth h,lfui .,iI Gr"Hl oo"i, Ir.
p.fi, r.W, I W,,u1pl'. Gu,pt. uHr.h NHig'- 3D..
V,~pri"i With tLr ONlIui Iernrd-, hr"N -, "a
i.2. w. cpa lttipu. ~ .at NurEtf. hHt1g h'Ar.i
I,l,yt trrrI,.. IA. .,T.. ~ s...tll, tH tha sat.
AL. nftbi. sD,r. TIMOTHY WNLNEB.
R1ln'urd, T,lunu -, 1850 jNj
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t. thr lion GHurft tHmurssi lr,f.. FIfltr .ri i.T
iLs C,-.att ~ OsnH. e. o.. ip ~rsslH.r no Ilfsr
within All C,.,rt,. 600 ilrr-t,,s Ipu,,ImE 'he
h0st Mlrll, Of J4r,n, $50
EOIR prsiurrn vuuI u.Ts tu., u1Nr
| known, that uTv tuuN uIH, u.uU.H.IT.
10 TO- li1g pi MlHru rbHufrru, rsar a.. ii.u..
~ Nui..t N. MaruH, AMI o. r.r iH r. fr..f rIar.
ti.tI rufr ~ The boz 81 ihH =. ltvuHHD Rad
Rad ussr Bnauis, pupi iu Nutt,lH,b, DO ...t
tltsff.
Wh.r,firc. We pn, rha Govt ipNt.u 'I.trUu'.,
api sitrr pr,i,.r piur,. i,ur., o. UrN ihr tHut ~
lursir ihs .lur vu.f, tbr Uuhr vpI De- bit &C.
rumluYiUrH
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CT The Maryland house Of delegates, BY a
considerable majority, has passed bill r.
s,r,cung throughout, the state Of Maryland the
hours Of labor per day IN manufacturing e.
tabliShm.nts, with mechanics and artisans gen
orally, 10 tcu A0,lrI
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CURTIS n PERKINS,

Ea4g1r, W., P-T1f''',
I, whom ~ ORDER. fir .uppl,rs It thr me.I''i1r
.HuIl D. az i'...i. t.Btirg che lCst nTuc 1T 'rnd
fuFHil
r. b, s,Il w Dwg;,.i' and dC'lrrs ~ m't,'''s
,I,.., f.u' ih. rurrfr,. l1I fu p.us h ]. n llAu,
upNu. : nth r.u.. \ Frsll, Root & b'arr, y,
Pan. l. " Mp,l~A. l. Wtshirru, Bn'shrIl
e.. Nyupi ! Co, Tun,, Cs-'i,d,' = Inui'rr,
rortaHi. J Drr.u ) Co. vrIl Ill Il NLulr.'l' 90
r'tail ~ Pop. ,s.u,. p,irrs. aI"i
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No,,ce OF Poe losurc.

\I-lICREN~, NItsp> TI'Ntrr. ihrn ~ Cop
w EHuIt.th tp ihr CuurN 81 Irul-t liri. ".v
II Trvp.hip Nuulsr Nv, 90 thH t,unl, .i az r',
rpr,., "a a. mr ", hi. dr,1l ~ NpurI-. t,''i 90
fIsr III. \ II. l>.N, q rrrr,lu tnrt ui arI On
..M Toe r.hip Nrui,rr i,,.. .nlI NHH.r rHi
iIl description ~ .,,l hp r"i .u.n.r '"lr. 'I i
,H .lrg.rr. vbt.H d. ,pI, r,srrf 10 With tl. u,-
f.ri gr,rriI.. It,HL s.. ~ 81 On rrrI.t.Hn-
II .aii MutftF. b.rrE hr,k.1, .Iruft iu,H.D
thr same ,gr,,,II, a. tHa ~ttrf. % ihr. SUIT.
TIMOTHY WAIVER
Ht,yt,ri. T,L1ar, ~. $50 3rI
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sIIERIFF's NOTICE.

THE Coroners Of tn Count, % OHf.rd, arc here
4 BY 0ou6ed, that have been July Appointed and
eoIaniss ionel Sheriff Zoe al Cualiy.
SAMUEL GIBSON.
Denmark. Feb. s. 1850,
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'rIIE ,ub.rfilrr hrrlN give. pulic notice ~ aII
| c,,crr,,d, that h. ht. b,cr dnly arpn''icl apI
taken upon hin,sfths uu,t IT Adnini'tr''"r II thn
Estate of
PHILLIP ELLIS, late Of Cant1u,
IN IN. Count, Ut ONf,rd, decreased, ~ giy,r. tani
a. tn Lv d;rrTt.-nr h-trirr' u'IIr.ls sH Uor-
,oa. vi, are itl-lar q, The .aii erased. o.'''',
60 n,,Ae inus li.ir payu"at; and thIs' "hp h''"
an, demands thereon, 10 cNh,lil III. am. 10
BENJAMIN ELLIS.
Dec. !, 1919, ""I
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REVOLUTION IN PERIODIC ALIrERAl'
TURE.
H0LDEN'S
Illustrated Dollar MAGAZINE.
Since the death Il The protector e this .reru'st
mag t,ine the property has Tassed into the bands q
III. subscriber who will cou,inue TO publish It at the
Publication Office
No. 100 Nd,aW Sre,i, E,is York.
THE NEW VOLUME.
To l.. c0mmsncri on The bet q J1nraty, 1870,
will comprise man, improvement Nhi'h u - L.
Iir,rd will rru,rr the Magazine 0ne 81 che i,sifo-
riadrals polished ia the cnIuiiy, as 30 ruiark 10
The ch ap.st. Among these Improvements VII H.
new an lsaufil typ, fine calsHl'ird I1I'r a
higher ofi,r Il u.ultinbs ihin ihUsy heretofore
gwen apd ,,n'lilu,iun. f"m snuss Il The alleft
etitrf. ~ America. n j. the lim n he pforfi'-
tur o. uulluh Popular Magazine, hdaIiti 10 The
ssr. 4 40 clts.ss II roldiug r,H b. ip ne rful-
Ir. which shall H. lsth irsfrHt BOD uutsirg sni
i.a aIiAs irnfn ihs grussH's, vHr.h ch1ifoipibs
u,,h ~ the shr1p liiratufs ~ iu' .', a'-i hen
hr ~, uIiI 81 thp .-,iIi,l % T.. irs' W. uinss.
rhr iIlu.ultinrs Will c1rsi-t II ~, rgual DuviHs'
,u v,.,I D., tha h'.t NtiH.i
P.r,,4a, n R,uvttls prf.f, agf Was ~ r..
u4ft4Ib pIr.H.
Illustrated ., Pen aud rsr'il stiu r'Isirn
viI D.. sNrf, .,i ib1f up imrtrfsr lit,.. 90 v.ld,
shall s,rr j. ADMITTED. su thsi ~ uIN .'l'.N nk'1
lU l'"rsrus "i ihr u'iusi f''n' in'"if ''' "al ~
th' nr,sihr i"r tlr amu-'w'ul "' i"hu.n.n 81 me
hml' ,lir''.
30" N"''N '''I'iH'W ~ m. W.. NJ o."
rurrtir irl,f riur,l nrir,. ct ,.i r'v rli''1''us
of ih' d''. 'HI "N 'fIn . ''"I '' ON. "'I'.
'"'''' p'''"', '.'' 'a' '
.T...lrI ....f ,r.,..
rL,,,- tb. r.su. NJ tla r.I..rl.. ,nI fsIhi.g Will
d. vaufirI 'bit aHfi- f',uru., r's,w''. and
su''Ihf in.iu-u' 'Iu obtain o" make lh' Magazine
.hr
L''h'N" ii'tH'N' iI'l'h'''' ~ NN'h
l'' .... -...
~" rN''fHHN "N '''' ~ "h'h ' " l''Fh.7
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.f' L''lr lh'' 'Na' "1'.' pos '.'''.' l''l''''''
1r '''' y ''l''".. H'r 800" ''. N .'''''t
I''" '1'"'- l'' Zoo ''''.''''' 90. ".'t' "' "''"I
no. '''-''N'N 49,. l'..'.'''.' '". '''.gll
me IN .'l'f-- '' 'l' W ''..s' . 'r ..| '''''l
4 b. li'pN ani an''''r '.'a'.m"' q" 'n's" ~
'n, Other v"iA u"" i.'nI'. ll' rI"I l".f hai'f'1
10 rI.F-.s i'a' rr''flf''r "h"H aiI o.. sf' -
hrH.Ht i.r" ru.ii0. % 3, s.'"u.t ".t rrN.H i.r''h
iAH Ns.uIs. si'I ls uIIrI iH. iaraIlal 'hsrgs
4HI F4nFfltsHH ID
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"A usHsa nC0D.

WANTED by the snlscilsr., tWo tpn' DICED
w AppLrs. Also, ouc bundrcd OFnel' snorn,
Apples, i"r which Cab aud The h'sh.st pc, "''
H. paid. HUBBARD y SIN 80
Psns, Feb. u, 1850. S~.
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uOSEYi IIo>ENu
YIN. r. krl,ey'N alternating
BEE HlN f.

PNTINTLU WY wv

INfIr|IT UHH I.lUfIH..f TT No MANA Nl ~
HE INC 500
'TIIESC IIur. ,r, ,ur..n.r.I u.1 N,rrH'i
| rNtN,trt1s suH ,ufullIr. iHH .htUtHg s'
,auts.s The H.. are '.f.rI, hive. i1 'IrW-i
u.,st l-,,fs.. uss,--1N Goo tia u1 fa' svHrWs-
ilHu,, ,iu TO ,U iius. 10 t,N'u Hsts q" Zee % go
d. .tsf,i lp che svluus, go L. tlT't'I 90 iI'
..,.,ts,p,, Of Ilt, u,s... lHupg .vHuHs cen To- iH
k.u ava, ,t i'H rui-f I-ti.-i., 'Ti ln if'' "'h..
hive wHsp ih'N - wHtN With 1ui t1- lr'i'.t' q"
~ tuuIfr ut uNlug, Nhii' uttlr sU'IW' f' H''i
dr-tu,-. ,r ih.it OPERATIONS. To" sv'rus ar' '7
Ut,., It,ar,ts,l iruu rllsN 10, uHi-hhuIrg he
.p,i isl,, spa ls.s,t.ih"N ,,rl hHriti With IrI'
tIpt safety. sYI HlsHts uugg sud .r.ffIr, 90 1's
..r.v rars.. srs az s4Ts''g h,agHg, s.d ,.'''I-
.wauus arr always iuk us,,tp'u The '-.s ul
,mIg," q the 49,, M"th 90, Mll.', ,,ur"i hatch BOZ
ustu,y srt,rni thr-, Hive. aud ti UiHrr th. IL
sr, saff,iH trfsliud tran Tia fa,s-.s 1t that de-
uu'tiN, ,u'Iu,, Shis the
Alternating Principle
d. sch tssi th, IT,. ir' kap ipdu'ti"Is the Wh"b
.,is,ta turuu.b 10, si.sls ta'iug piruN 1T rp"u ~
wotA co.. Turl have bra rhufo";hl, te'lrd b, act
cal 49,, d, over
10000 Extensive Tee tuliu'ists
uu,i,r ths direction 1t ihs INrptur, ant aIl th"
swarm. apd their i7'isas" ate u'w snd vii T'isai
q. I. eel 49, urN Nuupg swarm. NrIi' htr''ir"i'
locauriu, zach Hive g'ius foil in'lr,''", Get u.
mana aiu,uI Of l',., Wh,,h ate go .i'u'' that ~,
T,isuu, Wtui ufd.IsN 'lIa'iN aui attention, ''7,
MT isil tu lg -u,c,s.iu ~ th'lr mhpa-'iifh an'
culture. The, aU .ud ,,,y 81 .Jp, a,'d al atm
90. ur Other J-r.un. who As'p r. ur Ht'h lu 'i
rr into that puulshr oultur,, Stll hud tlr' live
all that can l.. U..u,d.
rps ipdNid ,nl ,ights ~ the town. It Pave AMI
Wuud.usk, application a. L. miiC a. the 'uh'rr''
i-rr ~, - allen suthp,i.ci a. ."il t"~u ,hs l"'
The town, II iI,lrIu, BurkG.li, >uut,r, llnrti',d
I,,,,n-,r,. Ea.t I,,sr,n,ts, Canton, P,u, DiNh.li
MrN,cu, Ruuiilrd, Aui,Nsr, KpNbiN, lNr'n, 'ri
NiItpn apd Frankie pbptatipu..
IN. WmrNA>, ii NORWAY, vii ''h i'il''Ia-
II r.as $50 that iowa and tovn tights ct Tia ~
naIin,l.T ~ ONuTd tuuUN
4 Mui.l II the Hive cJa ~ seru ~ ~ iS,'n 80
hpur. Al the Sturr of DINNIsuN 4 Co. :. ftris
al., At the Olhcc 1t l.. WHITN,N, Noiway
l.. 4. BOOTllll.
South rsri., March I, 1850. "a
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Dissolution Of Partnership.
EIIN~ ClIN>E
~NMi ~ u WEEk~
Cnmmi..innrr,. No,i . 10 Crdllor..

tommi>>ionrI> Noh '"
WE h,,rtr ls-Hl priu.intaN T., fbH lr'- N In-
W t.tt. 60 fB. 'fsHsf, q p,i1fi fool iF'.if, 1..'
.N..ltrH tss ,'HilI. ul nh. ,.-..lIHis ui
yUuN DANIELS. hrr Of r,.l.
t1 .lii C.rrf, irrrr-,, v'i|.. r.fsi. De- rsrsarrr
10 ir=ul,rut. Hi,r uHirr iitt .IN upHiu. Dlur r..
r1F ila 30, nth dt, uI D.. l>lp. hI,r lH,n HIHs-
% 90 add ,r'ilrr. Zoo brr- 90 1HI nufr iH.l.
.bru.s ,pl ih,t vr vii rur,l th .r,.ir. 1..fg .-
. 60. ~ ihr CiaIA uf tlr Curts' Omrr DO Poo. nu
'a. bst Is..i., o. N.ub, Md ari Jun', \ ~.
1851. $50 two o. tltI u'oi - T.. VI.
Dated ibr. tvrpiirth t1, ui ItHuuH, iu iH"
year ct uur l.,rl ISL
WI. X IiMnhI1..
u r'IllNsuN
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which !. the .urc.t remedy known for that distress
ing complaint
/, L,o.en. the Cough, promotes eSpeotoranon'
.otb,. the rriaisd oTgans Of the lungs and throat
ave. hours II hard cUuyhng, and restores the "a.
tieni 10 health ia much less time than any other
known remedy. -,
DOWNS ELIXIR i, also the most .fieetual
Known remedy Coz every species u Cough and Lung
Complaint. fSce advertisement 10 another oolInln'l
rzr Sold 6y Druggists and dealer, IN medicine
throughout the eounty. NAeh s'-'~'
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For California.
RARE CHANCE FOR 4 PHYSICIAN

TTHE subscriber, &c several seSrs q praoiH's
pb,.,.i,,. ia the Village ~ Moth rsr,s, hripg
l., 4, lave the place NV otcis ipr sas h's Siarl.
S,,i stand Il. situated about one and a halt mll'-
fr,m the Ath1tir ani -. lawrocr Raj Road
consisting ii a gspd lIuu,e, llan, One, Sc, Wa
Gtt- up ruirry ncv lAst Fall, having h'en lli bN'
and f,r Phy.ictaa they will h. fiund V'IN o"nNe1.
,c,t IL hrtA-r particular. apply a. Dc kiiinJgr,
Pan. IIiH, or l.. w MurdDck North Palis.
J. 4 SMITH.
NortL Pans, Feb. ~, 1850. 'o"z
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CURE ron
Whooping Cough.
neyyy'S BJIyIR.

At this season of the year, when Wh","p'1ag
a Cough.is prcyalcnI, every family 'hou" ~
prn,iI.d Nth A lsittle II
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ATLANTIC AND ST. LAWRENCE RAIL
ROAD.
station foot of India street Portland,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-05
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The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-09-21

ABOLITION IN THE DIsrRIcT.-The effort OF
the incendiary Seward of New York to amend
the District Slave Bill, by a provision which
would emancipate Immediately all the slaves in
the District and compensate their owners out of
the public treasury, received but little sympathy
in the Senate. We are well aware that many
of the Northern people disapprove of slavery in
the District, and believe that it would be consti-
tutional to abolish it, but they do not agree as
to the expedeEcy of snch abolition We look
upon it Ms oil the lasti~spostanee that the people
OF the two great sections should understand
each other thoroughly upon all subjects connect
ed with slavery. There are certain steps which
Congress might take, such as the admission of
California, which however dstasteful to the
South, would not lead to a dissolution of the
Union. 1t is but due however, to truth, to peace,
and to the Union itself TO declare, that upon the
subject of the abolition of slavery in the District
of Columbia, there is but one sentiment among
the people of the South, and that is, that aboli-
ton in the District would be inevitably followed
by the dissolution Of the Union.--Rich. RepuU.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-09-21

Mass MEETING IN CHERoKEE.--We copy the
following notice from the last Cherokee Advo-
cate, and heartily concur in the propriety of
holding the meeting at the time and place speci-
fled. We should be Jealous in our efforts to
maintain our rights, as our opponents, who
operate privately" are ever on the alert
The friends of Southern rights are invited to
meet Mt Kingston, on Thursday the Goth of Sep
tcmber, to take counsel on the important issues
which are now disturbing the peace and harmony
of the country. Let us show that Cherokes
knows her rights and knowing dares maintain
Them. II is all important that the people speak
out, that the position of Georgia and the South
may not be misunderstood.
Addresses may be expected from the ablest
men from various parts of this and the adjoining
States ~ ff
A free barbacue will be provided, sufficient
for all who may comc."-NiacOn Tribune.
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To Editors and Publishers,

L advertiser has had much experience az a
Book and Job Printer, and has been the Edi-
|two or three newspapers and one magazine.
TAT present foreman of daily morning paper
DIS the situation too hard for his health. lie
i situation, either MS editor or assistant
or as foreman ola weekly Office. he en-
respectable reputation in literature, beng a
tutor to several Of the popular magazines
wspapers Of the day. As an editor, he has
iccessful beyond the efforts Of mere medioc-
A situation in the country, that would al
N means to prosecute the study of the law,
desirable but If bis services will be Of any
in any department of the printing and pub.
business, the person desiring them will
address
W., Saranpsh, Geo.
The best reference given as to ability and
er. He would be Wiling to beeonis inter-
ecuniarily, in paper where labor WAS con.
capital, and where il could he turned into
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-, C rystal, and Plate Glass Makers.

49,, G rystal, and Plate Glass Makers.
Sugar Boilers and Refncrs, with Propretors Of
Sugar Plantations.
Manufactures Of Railway, Bar, Round Ribbon,
and Rod Iron.
Wheel, Axle, and Spring Makers.
Engine Drivers, and Persons connected with the
Locomotive generally.
Engineers. and Captains of Steam Vessels
Managers Of Stationary Engines.
Lumber Dealers aud owners of Saw Mills.
Veneer Cutters.
Owners Of Planning Machinery @
Corn Millers, and Persons connected with Boiling
and Rran-Separating Machinery.
Farmers and Persons using Grain-Sheliing and
1hreshing Machinery.
Bull Workers, Carvers Engravers, and Ornamen,
Makers in general.
Persons employed in the Manufacture of Gas.
Mixers Of Copper and Lead Tubing.
Linen and Straw Paper Makers.
Ship Owners, Harbor Masters, and Others inter
es,ed in Dredging Machinery
Well Snkers.
-Assssssssssy philosophers, and vthers rsing Phil
osopbical Apparatus and Instruments.
Miners Engineers, aud other interested in Pump
ing Engines.
Persons Interested in Canals and Aqneducts.
Warehousemen, and others, using Hydraulic
Presses, Dynanometric Cranes, Jack Screws,
Common and Feed Cranes
Workers in Metals and Alloys.
Tn Plate Workers.
Spring Maeufacturers.
Wheelwrigh,s, Clock Makers Horologists &c.
The publishers have expended a large sum OF
money to get original drawings Of machinery in
practical use in this country, and have procured
almost every work on the subject, whether pnb-
lished in England, France, or Germany, the most
essential parts Of which being comprised in this
Die .ionary, render il as perfect and comprehen.
sive as possible. The publishers have endeavored
to use great economy 10 type so that each page OF
the work contains at least four times the number
Of WORKS found in ordinary pages Of the same size
This has also secured to each plate woi kny-,iIaw
ngs Of ample size and cearness so tllata Mechanic
may construct accurately any machine described.
The publishers are, in short determined regard
less Of cost, to make the work complete as pos
sibe and il is hoped every one desircus 10 obtain
the work will procure it as issued in numbers, and
thus encourage the enterprise
The work will be issued in semi-monthly num-
bers, commencing in January, 1850, and will pro-
gress witn great regularity.
The whole work will be published in 40 num-
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in the current year, 1850. A liberal discount w.il
be made to agents
Any one RENTING the publishers $40 in advance
shall receive the work through the post Office free
Of expense.
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United States aud Canada.
IL the foregoing advertisement is inserted five
times during the year, and the paper containing it
sent TO US, copy of the work will be sent gratis
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ms, BLANKETS, KERsEYs AND
FLANNELS.

E SUBSCRIBERS, Direct Importers of all
WOODEN GOODS, have just received per
" Gulnare," Sc Orion" and "Somerset,
Liverpool, their fall supply of PLAINS,
SEYS, WHITE and COLORED BLANK
WHITE, RED, BLUE and GREEN
MEL BLANKETING, Guernsey Shirts,
krnock Caps, Scotch Bonnets, &C., &C., ex-
Nv suited to our Southern Planters trade, and
4 inspection of which, they confidently in
I who visit the Charleston Market.
C. & f. l.. KERRlSON u Co,
| ing ST., northwest cor. King q Market SITS.
rleston. Sept. g.
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DICAL COLLEGE OF THE STATE OF
~ SOUTH CAROLINA. eff eH ~

|DICAL COLLEGE OF THE STATE OF
=, SOUTH CAROLINA. go e ~
He Annual COURSE OF LECTURES in this
Institution will commence on the first Monday
ovember next, on the following branches:
|natomy, by J. Holbrook, M. D. ,
|stitutes and Practice of Medicine, by 3. Hen-
dickson, M. d. 49,
|rgery, by E. Geddings, M. D. ~.
histology, by James Moultre, M. ID.
|ateria Medica, by Henry r. Frost, M. D.
bstetrics, by Thos. G. Prioleau, M. D.
bemistry, by G. u. Shepard, M. D.
tmonstrator of Anatomy, ST. Julian Ravenel,
). "a.
ID. ]. Cain, Physician to the Marine Hos
and Clinical Instructor Lectures twice
! on the Diseases Of thut Institution.
! f. B. Flagg, Physician to the Aims House.
Tres twice week on Diseases.
(nonstrative Instruction in Medicine and Sur
at the College Hospital. ~
HENRY r FROST, M. D., Dean.