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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-06-25
18th JULY!
FREE SOIL CELERRATI0Y!!


ORDER OF EXERCISES.
AZ J. o'clock, A. NJ, precisely procession will form in
the following
The different towns Will he arranged in alphabetical or
der. Delegations Of towns fiom to II, inclusive, viii
form front of the City Hall.
Delegations of towns from to " inclusive, will firm in
irOI of tae American Temperance House.
Delegations of towns from to Il, inclusive will form
in font of the Worcester House, on Elm street.
The procession will take up its line of march by route
hereafter TO be designated, in the following orier
Chief Marshal.
Music
President of the Day.
Chaplain.
Orator of the Day.
Reader Of The Declaration Of Independence.
Invited Guests.
Vice Presidents.
Committee of Arrangements
(4ids) Delegations from out of the County. [di4s.)
Delegations from towns within the County,
In alphabet cal order.
The procession will march be erected the
Common, where the meeting will be organized follows
President of the Day,
HON. Oh RLES ALIEN of Worcester.
Vice Presidents.
Henry Chaplin, of Worcester; Alexander De Witt, of
oxford; Amasa Walker, Of West Brookied; E. b. Bige-
low, of Graoni Moses Wood of Filchbug; Charles Ma
son, of Fitchbug; Benjamin davenport, of Mendon; Is
rael Pumer of Northbridge; VIM. b. Marble, of Charlton;
Caleb Thayer, of Blackstone Theodore b. Within, of
Uxbrdge; Cyrus Gale of Northboro'; c. Bacon of
Worceser Albert Tolman ofWorceser; Benjamin FIagg
of Worcester; Henry A Denny of Leicester; Thomas w.
Ward, of Shrewsbury; Gilman Day, of Tempeton John
White; OF Westminster; George S Bamage, Of Leomin-
ster Gen E. n. Hosmer of West Boyston; Hiram Hunt,
of Milford, Marshall Wetherbee, of Asfburnham.
After Prayer ard Hymn, the Declaration of Indeper-
dence will be read by HARTLEY WILLIAMS Esq; and
| the audience will listen to the Grafton, by
HON. JOHN p. HALE.
After the Grafton, there will be ntermssion wher
those who have tickets will be seated the tables where
a dinner will be provided
After the dinner addresses will be delivered by Hon
CHARES ALLEN, The President Of the Day, Hon JOHN
VAN buren,, Hon. STEPHEN c. PHILLIPS, and othe
distinguished speakers
The delegations requested to be formed ready t,
march at the places designated above, pWctually o.
clock, and 10 report themselves when formed by their Mar
shas, to the Chief Marshal, at the City Hall.
Ladies will please assemble the Old South Church
II o'clock A. NJ whence they will be panied by The
Assistant Marsha to the tent and provided with seats.
u Tickets for the dinner may be had till the 28h inst
at Howand's, Lyermores and LazelI's Bookstores
Je25 DIV
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New Bedford Oil

New Bedford Oil
DLEACHED and Unblea he'd Sperm and Whale In bar
rels of from 80 to 40 gallons each Also, Refined Lar
Oil, at Harrington Corner, opposite City Hall
iel3-dw3m SAMUEL q. WHITE co.
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Butchering Establishment for Sale,

Butcherlng EestabIlshment for Sale.
FTNHE subscriber wishes sell his place where he now
L lives in of the Tavern yard of WIN. B. Hatch in
Leicester together with his business and all the appurti-
nances belonging thereto. do business of from fifteen
to twenty thousand dollars year, The buildings ae in
good repair, and convenient for the business There
the premises good house, calculated for two families.
barn, 62 by &c. end Of which occupied for Slangh-
ter Housea good Cellar under the whole barn for making
manure. building 30 by As, occupied for Boot Shop
building 80 by Is, occupied for a Paint Shop.
part of the purchase money remain mortgage if
desired WIN. BOND.
Leicester, June "a, 1851. ie25-dwlf
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In Basement of Nos. l & 2 Piper's Block

Next Door south Y. s. Hotel.
fTNHE subscribers have resumed business in the above
Spacious Saloon which they have fitted up with all
The mprov emen of the day and with such conyenienees
us the public accommodation demands
Their Cooking apparatus is of the latest and best
eructon; the establishment is literally supplied with pure
spring water, aud every part lighted with gas.
Their reputation has long been established keepers of
Eating House. and they will he ready all hours to
furnish parties individuals with refreshments as
may be desired.
New York Oysters constantly on hand and furnished in
any quantity to order.
Fruit of all kinds Nuts and Confectionery of the best
quality Will always be found at their establishment
u Grateful for the liberal patronage hitherto received
they respectfully solicit lis continuance from their friends
and the public
my2l-dwis3n SPURR & LEWIS
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Tin Roofing.

TIN or Copper Gutter Lining, caves Troughs and Cons
ducOrs done by the best workmen, at fair prices.
l ID. RUSSELL, 81 Frontst., Stone Block,
py2 -d3m Near Washington Square.
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THE SIGNS OH THE TINES,
FOR Is 81!

The Signs OF the Times are advancement,-
Progression in every art;
In every trade and profession,
Each labors to get the first start.
Yet some who've the start cannot keep it;
They soon get put out of their place;
But MAcULLAR, in spite of all others,
Has long been the first in the race
The Signs of the Times are improvement
And greatest perfection of skill;
And none expect be foremost,
Without both the means and the will.
MAcULLAR Of both hath possession
Combined with the greatest of art;
And these may he sure by all comers
Who visit his wonderful mart.
The Signs of the Times show that goodness
Must still be with Cheapness combined;
And garments cheap tasteful, and useful,
At the mart of MACULLAR you'll lind.
Clothes made in a style of perfection,
Which no other store show;
And offered prices the public
Are apt to think almost too tOty
The Signs Of the Times a craving
For all that is novel to view;
And MACULLAR is always presenting
Some fabric or fashion that's new.
Then hasten to pay him visit,
Ere you list to another days chimes;
For youn find that his mart is a temple,
Astounding with Signs of the Times
Macullar, Williams & Co.
Dealers in Custom Ready Made Clothing.
STORE NO. z PIPER'S BLOCK. CLOTHING BAZAAl
AND AT THE CITY CLOTHING STORE,
m?l5-dwtf I72 MAIN ST.
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BOARDING.
BoardeFs Wanted.
GIX Gentlemen can be accommodated with good rooms
~ and board at No. 10 Schoolst. my29-d4wk
Board

VAN be obtained for two gentlemen at convenient
" dence on Pleasant street. by application the subscr
Der at the store Of b. L. i1ARDoN d Co.
iel7-d3w G. B. MOSEIY.
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Quinsigamond Bank.
Druggists and Perfumers Labels

tILT and Plain; great assortment, and for sale Mt tn
" manufacturers rices Harrington Corner, opposite IN
City Hall. -
maI5-eod&w6m SAMUEL Z. WHITE & CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-16
LECTURE NOTICES.

~ RomanIsm In AmerIcaoRev. Dr: bEh ~ ,S ..
Philadelphia who so ably snswereo DsnoP Iecnre
,the BROADWAY TABERNACLE, on THIS fThurs-
Ssy1 EVENING, Romanism In America ADMISSION
eee Doors open al LECTURE commences att. IL
~ NiIIiamsburgh Lyceum Notice The tenth
resnre OF he Course VIII be delivered THIS EVENING
by BAYARD TAYLOR, Esq. al CENTRAL HALL, a. a
O'clock. Subject" The Animal Man" ~, s-...-
INC IL JNO. r. DUNCAN, Recording oecretaIy
~ Free Lecture 10 Ladies.-Mrs. COVE !Oh-
OiS will Lecture on THURSDAY Jan. 10, at r NJ al
Hnickerbocher Hail. corner Of Eighthav and Twenty.
ihdrd.st Subject Maternity, with immunity rom sui
seriDg obtained by WaierCure." llfous-
~ Spiritual knOckfngs ExpOsed.-msssrs
Rft connne their Lectures on lmagnauo ana OhosI
Seeing The Exposure ofthe Knockings ana tes1r Ssto5
ishnR Experiments with Mind, al nope OnaPe' '%V
WAY EVERY EVENING this week: JIG ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-16
THE DAGUERREAN JOURNAL
THE CRIMINAL CALENDAR fol

Il SATURDAY, January 10, is a most capital paper as
the contents Will show
Ellen Grant; or The Wanton's Revenge-continued.
Portrait OF Jenny Lind, Charlotte Cushnan and Mrs Nes'
bitt-a beautiful engraving.
Nell Gwynn-a graphic Biographical sketch OF THIS beau
tiful womsn
Gambling in London.
Breach OF Promise Case; most ludicrous snair
The Fight for the Championship.
Murder near Rothbury.
yusna and lppoita, delightful little story.
Poetry, News Editorials
ArtUnion Gambling 60. Honesty, &c.
Price -Four Cents For sale every where Once s. Annst
Cal early as the demand for tie Calendar 10 unprece'
deuted. 1lb II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-16
DELANCY-ST. PROPERTY FOR
a. m. HssvIs, Aueuouoor.

1ISALE.-On FRIDAY. Jan. H. a. u O'Clock, AN
THONY J. BLEECKER VIII sell 81 auction. without re-
serve the highest bidder the lot Of ground with The front
and buildings standing thereon krown SO Delaney
said lot being Is feet 'front.' and rear By 100 feet In deph
The front house Is 6 by a feet has rooms, with Croton
wafer and good vaults the house Is finely finished and will
readily let for from so0 to $50 per anuum The rear house
is II By ~ feet in depth. with beautiful garden In front
finished In good STYLE and part brick has u rooms with
Croton wafer and bath and marbles with two
vaults and wood houses this house VIII rent for 500
per The houses be seen az any time previous
10 sale Sale absolute to the highest bidder For terms and
particulars sale apply 10 the AuconeeE, bfoadst
and see Courier Enquirer The street 10 severed JIG Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-16

To- Eighteenth Ward Democratic Whlg
Committee.-The Members Of the Ward Committee,
elected al the Primary Election held al the Bulls Head
Hotel the sd December last requested 70 meet 81
the Whig Headquarters, BULLS HEAD HOTEL. corner
OF Twenty fourths and Third-sv. on FRIDAY EVEN
ING the nth inst At "A O'Clock. P NJ for the purpose
of0rgaDizing By order Of
c. Y. WEMPLE,
WIN. JOHNSTON Inspectors
RANSOM BEMAN,)
wM. ROBERTSON, Jr. Clerk. jl6a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-16

~ stimso 81 Co.'s New-Orleans and No
bile Express, 10 Wall-st.-We shall dispatch an
Express with Freight Specie, Jewery &c per steamship
FANNY, SATURDAY, January IL, 1851, to NEW.OA-
LEANS and MOBILE. Also per steamship OHIO,
SATURDAY January q, 1851. No freight received on
the day Of sailing SIlMsON CO
l9Wallst New.York, and st. Charles Hotel Building,
AIS 6, New-Oreans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-16

~ Deafness Cured.-DR. LUTENERS4 EAR IN
URINARY, 258 Broadway and q WarTen.st open daily
from until for the exclusive treatment of Ear diseases
deafness discharges from the external Ear and the various
distressing noises the head removed without risk pain
Consultation fee by letter otherwise 81 Unpaid letters
refused
CAUTroN!-The Deaf are cautioned against applying TO
ikose sefstyed Austs They, with their snowy signs,
IKE the many advertised quack oils traps set by un.
prneped kneves TO catch the unwery Those mposters
merely confined this city alone but are sprngng
up like mushrooms In other cities.
DR. LUTENERS Unprecedented success is the cause OF
those fungiske Aursts Dr. Lutener has no connection
with any Other person. and the only recognized Aurst In
The United States. ala IV'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-16

WANTED-A smart Lad from ~ to l6
w years Of age either American English or Scotch,
who IL able read and write correctly, and 10 attend IA
PHYSICIANS Office. An orphan, hafsrphan, would be
adopted Notes addressed 10 hand wrtng OF the applicant
70 doctor" this Office, viii be received by The sdyer
tiser Jloot~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-16

DOARD-At the private Mansion House
ED5l Greenwich-st Gentlemen, with single beds and
lis ht srv rooms g. 50 per week Day Boarders - per
week; Transient BOarders 81 cents per day. DIS lm'
DLEASANT ROOMS in the second
u story with board furnished unurnished, can be OBJ
tanned al as Twehh-st between Sixth and Seventh avs
70 6teod>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-16

ANTHONY J. BLEEcEER, Aucroneer.
NXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUA-
LLBLE HOUSES and LOTS the Bowery and on
Chrysre-st at AUCTION.-ANTH0NYJ J. BLEECkEh
will sell at auction on WEDNESDAY. Jan; 2 1881, al y
O'Clock, the Real Estate Sales Room brosa 81 ~ %,
ERTY, viz: $500 ,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,o, ,.,
The 2story brick and slae BUILDING, lel BowerSy
BOOKER BATHS-Lot IS by liz feet In deph win al
the improvements thereon. - 49,. ,,,~,,.., -.
Also the 2 story brick front DWELLING HOUSE,kn known
as 70 Chryse.s said Lot being In size IS feet BY 81 feet 10
FOR Maps and further particulars OF the above property
apply to the Aucuoneer Brosd-st
Executor for the Estate Of Sarah 0omperts, decd.
IFS Is u,2iO)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-16

~ DIR. James w. Powell, Aurist. &c. con-
nues 10 attend exclusively TO Diseases Of the hye and Ear
from to O'Clock daily, at Warrenst corner Of Broad;
wsy where can be had his popular Treatise on the Eye
Pee SO cents Also his sefRcting Eye and Ear Foun-
tain Artificial Eyes inserted without pain or operation,
that will move ike TIE natural Eye. 1lo 6teod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-16

~ LQEid Hair Dye, improved ~ as 70 color me
HAIR Whiskes the moment Il s applied, without me least
injury II entirely free from unpleasant odor and can be
washed with the strongest soap Immediately II applied,
without waiting 10 dry For sale or applied a. bkTcHEL'
cas- Wig Factory, WAl-sL myl5 TuTh&San
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-16
STREET PROPERTY FOR

N
w SALE-FRlDAY, Jan IL. the four-story brick
building slate roof and copper cutters built In 1886
The lot No Se6 Waers door rom Catharlnest ana
IL about II by S feet In depth the house II feet ront oy
"A feet in deph contains y rooms also store and basement
This house Is In good condition and will rent readily Tor
from $500 SEQ per This property strong
Inducements 10 capitalists the strong probability 10 there
will aeon be market on opposite side Of the suee 70
The premises The great horoughare 10 and from Cshe
rine Ferry passes this location making direct commun
cation TO The Bowery and Thrdayenue Suste as this
valuable real 1t must be object for the capitalist
Sa will be positive the highest bidder See Courier
ENQUIRER ne ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctoneer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-16

~ Olive Branch Lodge..5The members Of Olive
At their LODGE ROOM, all Broadway, THIS DAY,
the 10th inst at 81 O'clock A. NJ 10 pay the last tribute Of
respect TO our deceased brother, JOHN HARTLEY;
JIG IL L. H. BUELL., N u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-16
DUBLIC SALE.-Will be sold at Pab-

DUBLIC SALE.-Will be sold at Pub
a. lie Vsndue on THURSDAY Jan. g. between the
hours Of u and Pm. the premises the FARM OF the
subscriber handsomely located miles from the city OF
New Bruins wick, the road leading 10 Milestone, Somer-
County ~ j. Said Farm contains l6 acres 10 OF wood.
land 100 Of arabic land, without foot on broken or
waste land in fine Of cultivation The buildings ara
nearly new and 10 good order; fruit ofal kinds; two
large peach orchards Ia full bearing bede large peach
and apple nursery.
good farm Inquire the premises Of the subscriber,
ia iws 7. SEXTON wIKOFF.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


TYR IPL f r II A l. L.-SATURDAY
n 18th JANUARY-MAX MARETZEK'S
SECOND AND LAST MUSICAL FESTIVAL
For the BENEFIT OF
MAI RICE RAKOSCH,
On which occasion the principal pieces Of
GIOVANNI DI NAPOLI,
A Grand Opera in three Acts, composed BY
MAURICE STRAKOSCH,
WIN be performed by
Mile. TERESA PAR0DI,
SigLor LORINI and
Sienor BENEVENTANO,
Assisted by the FULL CHORUS and ORCHESTRA
ofihe
ITALIAN OPERA.
MISS VIRGINIA WHITING
will sing fAvoTite Romanza by general request
The Grand Scena, d. tanu palpin" from
TANCREDI.
MILE. TERESA PARODI.
NJ HAUSER
VIII play for the first time,
Grand Concerto and RondO Pastorale, by
OLE BULL,
THE CARNIVAL OF VENICE
MAURICE sTRAKOSCH
VIII play his last composition,
LA FILE DU REGIMENT.
The Grand Concensuck, by
c. Nj. DE WEBER
With the accompaniment ofthe FULL ORCHESTRA.
The Orchestra win play two avonte O7erures and, for
the first time,
THE FILTRATION POLKA,
MAURICE sTRAKOsCH.
CONDUCTOR. .......................MAX MARETZEK.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR
To be had at the principal Music Stores Hotels the OPP
House and Tnper Hall. Jl6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-16

A SLAUNDREss and Chambermaid, by
IArespectable young woman, who has lived over FIVE
years IN her last place The best OF city reference be
given. Call at Sixh-s Bowery IN the book store
Can be seen for two days not suited Us d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-16
BOARD WANTED.-AG Gentleman and

AShis Wife wishes Board, with two Rooms, above HOus
ton IN or Broadway References as to respecta
bity gwen. Notes addressed w g.. John-sL win re-
eeiye ntlenlioR il4Ss
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


~ The Cooperative Labor League VII
hold their third public meeting al o'clock on HURSDAY
EVENING" Jan 10Th, al the Bakers House OF Can, II
Grand o. (near Broadway) when members viii be en-
rolled The following dealers have contracted with the
League:
Hal Fnishers Union, IL Park Row.
MS Bryant, Halter, 400 Grand.sL
A B. Church, Shoemaker, $50 Eighth-av.
C. b. Grhlhs Boot and Shoe Store, % Catherine-ss
Geo H. Covert, do "a Grand-st.
w p Moody, Grocer, al BOwery.
Abner Allen 4 Co do S7S Eighth-ay.
Baker, Goodwin Co., Printers Tribune Buildings
J. II. Tobitt do Spruce-sI.
w. l.. Cochin. CiOthier aud Tailor BoWery.
VIM Mills, DO 800 GrsDd-st.
VIM Henry Lewis, DagueUeOtypist, l42 Chathain-st
Samuel Lockwood, dealer ia Firewo0d, foot OF De-
lancy-st
CHARLES Hawkins Grocer RivnstO and Clinton SITS
Comerford and Redgaie, Chairmakers, 448 Broadway.
The League preparing toreceive tenders OF con.
tracts from respectable traders who may be desrous OF
supplying the League with any of the necessanes OF he
Proposals be in writing postpaid and addressed to H.
J. Crate 40 Ann-st
N B. Temperance groceries preferred
The Cooperative Labor League ls founded on principals
entirely novel, the members having 10 draw money out
instead Of paying money and being open to all instead
of addressing section Of the community and while
an who oin II derive some benefit, those who spend
IT, ,no.; win derive me most benefit it,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-16

~ Five Points Temperance Soclety.-JOhN
B. COUGH and Rev DIR. KENNEDAH, OF Brooklyn, VIII
address a public meeting in the Tabernacle, FRIDAY
EVENING next nth inst In behalf OF the meooisl Eps-
coral Mission al The Five Points.
fun statement viii be made Of the operations and ex.
traordinaIy success OF the Mission.
Excellent Singing will be provided Exercises wlu CON-
mence at n O'Clock.
Tickets 5 cents each. may be obtained orc j. Warren,
National Temperance Society, IS Nassau ST. Methodist
Book Concern, geo Mulberry-st Branch Book Concern
1SS Nassaust; b. f. Howe Broadway, corner Howard-si
c. c. Leigh - Bleeeker-sL and al the Tabernacle
l.. NJ. PEAsE, President
C. C. NORTH Secretary jl5 ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-16

a S SEAMsTREss and DressmakeT, In a
(Aeentleman's family by respectable girl who under
stands her business perfectly cut and make chdrens
clothes Has no objection TO going into the country or go
Can be seen for three days at l54 Atanncst Brooklyn.
JIG ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-16

~ Printers, BaDquet.-The New-YOIk Typo
graphical Society viii celebrate the birthday OF BENJAMIN
fRaNKIIN ut Niblo's, on FRIDAY EVENING, Jan ~
1851 by appropriate literary exercises supper and DINER
Commemorative proceedings. IL. NIL .
Hon j. w Edmonds will deliver the OraAlon Inc lu-
sic by Dodworths Band The singing under the drecuon
Of Messrs Bradbury, Curtis and Nash
The thorough arrangements have been MADE 10 rem
der the Festival superior to any previous year All me
various classes connected with the Art will participate
an who desire TO unite In a celebration commemorative
ofFKARKLIN are invited to procure Tickets.
Geuteman's Ticket 81; Lady's Ticket " 80, inciudlng
supper This covers the entire expense The uckeGs for
the Literary Exercises are free. -, ~,
For full particulars see the large programme whch WIN
foundres MERGERS ofNassau and Aan ss stlhe
Printers Library 500 Broadway, OF any OF the members
All who desre participate In the festivities Oh the occa-
JAMES WHITE Chairman.
n Il .v LAHIus Secretary ITO If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-16
WANTED.
D TENT RIGHT.-Any person having

pOY WANTED-A smart and respect
Liable lad Enquire S5l Broadway third door, us IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-16
WANTED A KICK-Not down hill,

WANTED - Cooks, Chambermaids,
w Nurses Laundresses Coachmen Male and Female
Walters Apply at the Agency Office, 10 East l4th-st,
with written recommendations. JIS AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-16

N-Laaye Whitehall 81 o. II, /, ; and O'clock. Lesye
iaaen JsIand A g. TO- Il 2 and loelock jllu
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-07-17
Cholera i'm the West.

The number of deaths at St Louis for the
six months ending the 1st instant was 1902,
of which 8l92, were males and 700 females.
The following table viii compare the mortal
ity of the first six months in 1850 and 1851 ::
1850. 1851. Increase.
Total mortality LILO 1894 lS4
BY cholera 2S3 SIS 262
The largest number Of deaths by cholera
this year was during the week ending June
23-162.
We have heard of several deaths among
our cltizdns from cholera within the past "a
hours. We fear much that the terrible dis
ease is fast assuming the appearance of an
epidemic, and we therefore cannot urge too
strongly on all persons the utmost care and
attention to their diet, clothing, and general
habits of life.-St. Louis Union, Both.
The Independence (Mo.) Messenger, of the
2lst ultimo, reports l9 deaths from cholera
for the preceding week.
During the last few days there have been
three or four cholera deaths at Paducah. XIV
During the week ending June Both. there
were Is deaths at Quincy, Ill. Among the
victims were some of the Oldest and most pru-
dent citizens.
The CIeGUeland Herald states that eight
deaths from cholera have occurred at Shelby.
Ohio. The disease was confined to two FAM
lies. one Irish, and the other German.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-07-17
Ten Gems n Bay.

Let the people of Pennsylvania not forget
that the choice of the Locos of the State for the
next Presidency-James Buchanan-said in
speech delivered in the Senate of the United
States few years ago, that the wages of a
laboring man should be TEN CENTS A DAY.
Let our honest laborers remember this fact.
Are they ready to endorse such doctrine >
If they are, let them vote this fall the Loco
foco ticket If they despise the man who
made the infamous declaration and the party
who sutain him, let them vote for Governor
Johnston and the whole Wing Ticket. They
will then do their part in consigning TO OBJ
scurity the man who has lost all claim to the
respect of American laborers, and to defeat
the party who adopt his principles as their
own.-Daily American.