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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-03-05

"s,"'H' i"nS "'""" ''u c'' Wv l"f ,'I''i' pr
cnIInr tfhcacF IN curing Dl&a'EAli.A, and
similar affections OF HE system. In - action,
u ALLAYL NAUSEA and producesH "tailh! con-
dl,ion "i the biN Elk, thus removing lhe cause
at the same titsic that il cures the disease
ne vaiha3ic M"d'clnes above named have
recently bechinrodnced, with the appt"ya! ":n
humbrr OF the MEDICAL FRotEssIoS IA the tliy
OF baltimore ana elsewhere, aud IN paci."c
nave succeeded r'o'' ahmnahi! ~ rrline 'h-
diseases Tor when they prescribed, lh'y are
oheredto the Country pIaclilioncr, rs il"dt"'In.s
which he can IN all respects depend ultt, AZ
prepared IN agreement Wit! !hc eNpcrisn," of
come OF the most learned and lndco's Plyf!-
cHns, ana surety IN CONFORMITY win the rules
OF Pharmacy. ana as especially serving h's""n-
Ien'rnce, who cannot so readily as the Guy
PHYSICIAN have has own prescriptions compounds
ed ny PRACTICAL PharmaceniSi.
See The descriptive Pamphlets. to hc hat
gratis OF aid who have the Medicines Tor sn4s-
containing recommendations Tor IRON M'i'""s
martin, Ealtztll, ADDISON, Payne, tisn"!.
Love, &c.
Dr. D u. IhARTlS, says 81 40 not hes'tatc 10
Recommend your D'dfhP@ GoTdss!, ana .1Io~
Hyne CHERRY Erpecforanf' &c.
Dr. JOHN ADDISON, says al gives me Hrvh
pleasure 10 ada my testimony "a that OF 'ihr's,
IN 'a'nr o. me tTf0oNanaiy tWrf'N ~ t"nf
OtafThaa Co'diaI,' &C.; aud oflhe Tx; 'rioFH"r
81 nave no hesitation IN accommodating II, ~ u
most valuable me" .cI.", ''&c-
Ut. II. a. "a NJ, Says lie Las nsSd Ire I'rT-
Thna coralat Ia ms practice -'"!th rAe harf'"t
ehccl, ana hanks u one OF the most ct'nv' nlrnt
ana tincI-ht eomh!u.l''@s rFs! offered to our
proleSs'-n."
Dr. -. u HANDY. wT3eS, vi nave aom'hi'~
tcrcr your In0dNnc ErPrcfordnt, IN scvrrnl cases
Oh ,fonchlal affection, with the most happy re-
S.lls, and ira:n knowledge 'o l's admirable
effects, i can with the greatest confidence lie.
commend II, "'&c.
Dr. W. S''nofE. writes 10 us thai ne has al
mln%lrrrN the f.Xpectorant 10 MS wll', VINO has
had 'he bronchitis Tor fourteen years, and Mat
she IS fast recovering irom nor long standing
maIady- IL has IN lew weeks done hcr more
good than All the remedies she has heretofore
nsed nnder able medicn! counsel.
Sixteen OF The best Ap"'hccalles ma Phaimn-
cuisls IN the city OF baltimore, write 'Nr are
satisfied the preparation known as S'nh'trs
Anodgnc Cherry ENptclofan' and etablcr'S d.
arrhua Cordial are mrdIc'i'S OF great vain"
and very efficient for The rei'ci and cure OF the
diseasrsIor winch thry are rrcon'lnrndcd' ,hfy
bear the evidence OF Skill and care in their
preparation and style OF putting up, and we lake
| p!e;'Shle IN RECOMMENDING lheh'
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PT ksHAd SAEEI


or PERSONAL PROPERTY.--The under
" signed viii sell, at Public Sale, al his resi-
dence in Elkton. on
Saturday, the 18Th Of .Nerch, nert,
the following property, 10 wit: One Sccrelay,
Tables, mantle Clock. 9 Looking glasses. |
Settce and cushion, Wardrobe, Cupboard, about
40 yards of Carpctlng, dozen Chars. oil
painted Window Shades, 2 Bcdsteads cooking
Stove, besides other Household Furniture; abort
200 lbs dried beet, smoke ed hams and shoulders
of superior quality, lot of fine lard, one wall
broke horse 7 years old. 2 dearborns, one ,cw
sleigh, one set carriage harness, saddle aaU bri-
die, and one half OF all the fixtures in the
slaughter house occupied by the subscriber and
los. Wells. Sale TO commence at o'clock p
NJ. Terms made known on the day OF sale.
Feb 10 Is JACOB ENDRESS.
Notice,
ALL perions indebted to the subscriber are
requested ,ocall and pay, and those whom he
may owe 80 present their bills between now
ana the 10Th of March. JACOB ENDRESS.
Partnership N0tice.
TENHE undersigned have this day associated
a with them, Thorn as Robinson Of Baltimore
city, as partner IN their Foundry and Machine
shop, at Port Deposits and also, in their Store
on South West corner of Lombard and Calvert
ST. Baltimore.
The business ct Port Deposit will be conduct
ed runder the title Of Marsibunk, McClenahan
& Co., and at Baltimore under the title of
Robinson, Nandevcr & Co.
J. d. MARSHBANK,
J.. D. McCLENAHAN,
Il. Il. FANDtNER,
of the firm Of Mar>hbank & Co,
Port Deposit, Feb S, 1853 (2b) I'm.
y. B. Persons indebted to the tirln Of Marsh.
bank g. Co., are requested to settle their ac-
counts as soon rs possible.
4 FEW Pieces Of Black Cloths and Casst-
II merss opcacd this week at
feb. Is BRowE l. FoARn's.
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LD~The Mexican commission appoint
ed to invite Gen. Santa Anna to accent
the presidency of Mexico. came passpn-
geri to New Orleans in the Alhatros.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-03-05

THE ASSESSMENT IN kENr County,
Nd, has been completed, and exhibits
a total, Of both real and personal prop
erty. of 81 ,621,725, being an increase
OF 1926, i59 since the last assessment.
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Stablcr'S
DiarrhHa Cordial.

Is pleasant Ml%t0re, compounded IN agree
inent with the rultaof Pharmacy, otrl"rsprut:r
agents, long known and ctl"hru'"d for rh,ir rr-
cuiar efficacy in curing DI.aitRAEA, nni
similar affections Of HE system. In - action,
II ALLAYL NAUSEA and producesa ntailh! con-
diion %! the LIVER, thus removing rile cause
at the same tiRic lha, il cures the disease
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-03-05

Tln August 1850. the population
Of Pittsburg was 86,77l. In January,
1853, it was llo,24l. The value of tax.
ables, 1858 100000.
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MOE EG,E.

The Orphans Court OF Cecill
county, Eugene J. Owen and Circuit Court
Samuel 5. Maitil for Cecil county
VS. In Chanrery,
Isaac Wilson and Letita Will February 18th,
son, his wife, and Charles | 1853.
Cur.
ORDERED, That the sale of the mortgaecd
" premises mentioned in the proceedings in
his cause. made and reported by Froncls A.
Ellis, Trustee, be ratified and confirmed unless
cause to The contrary thereof be shewn Oh or
before the fifteenth day Of Al ril next; provided
copy Of this order he inserted in some news
paper published in Cec1l county, oncca week
for three successive weeks previous TO the fl
tecnrh day Of March next.
The report states The amount Of sale to be
S3.lOO. Trn" copv. Test.
Feb 10 3w II. II. MITCHELL, Clk.
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THE BLACK DREss Coat is DOOMED
An ukasc Of His Imperial Highness, Ma
poleon III, has banished it from the sa-
Ions OF Paris, and as Paris gives the
vogue to all the world We may soon see
itdisappcar from the western hemisphere.
its succ. ssor is blue velvet, single
breasted, standing collar, steel buttons,
braided and gilt. The old black was a
very unpretending garment, and as it
would last indefinitely for parties, it
was cheap, very cheap, compared with
its more conspicuous successor. 1T has
had pretty long reign, surviving some
half dozen French dynasties, and yet the
Paris writer's deplore its demise.
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Pu'nam's N2aihIy Tor March comes to US
trcighted with highly interesting nutt"r. The
following ar" among the articles ''Janan.' "a
ems Movement" ''How they 1--we in Iia,arra."
care we good looking pcopIe5" "Famlly
PoilraIts,' &C.. ali oflhc,n great excellence.
In the April number Rev. Mr. Hanson prom
relative TO the EonrNon question, and 10 notice
in dcta. such icRc ~ iSadyeise 10 tie ms
of Rev. air. Williams.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-03-05

Musical World aad !'Imes.-We have from
ror January and February. 1t is undoubtedly
the musi:a! publication ol!he times; and all
pcrsonS Of musical tastes should take ii. For
information concernIpy it. see advertisement on
Blachw0oi's Wagasiac for FrbruEry-renrh-
1t contains eight fine chapters. worthy Of its
olJenfS9,e.
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'EHsE S'TEIE'S SALE

DI virtue Of a decree ofthe Hon. A bert on
ID stable. Judge Of the Sixth judicial Circuit
OF Maryland. ;he undersigned as Trustees Will
offer AT public Sale, al iheIlouSe Of Joseph Nc
Mullen in the Town Of Port Depnsi, on
Wedaesday tie 23rd day of.Varch uc1t,
all that valuable property hnowna as
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THE Germs eESaBG

FEl0 Terms NfSaAN
rs prescribed by the decree require the payment
OF one third part OF the purchase money to be
ma lie in Cash on the day OF Sale, one third in
nine months from the day ofSale and the resi-
due In eighteen months from the day OF sale;
the last two instruments to bear interest from
the day olSale aud 10 be secured by TIC bond
or note OF the purchaser with security to be ap-
proved by the Trustees.
Sale to commence at O'Clock p. NJ.
JOHN C. GROOME,
HENRY c. MACKALL.
JAMES T. MCCULLOUGH.
Elkton Feb. %, -. Trustees.
- Journal aud Gazctt, Wilmington; Village
Record and Republican,. West Chester; Inn
caster Examiner; Dali" PhiIa. Enquirer and
Public Ledger, Phila.; copy twice week ill
sale and send bills TO Trustees.
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THE Rock Rum SgIiiS.o

adjoining the town OF Port Deposit.
E-rR The buildings consist of II
GST6sTa LARGE STONE MILL for .rist
SKIS INK and grinding plaster and p two
sFrr93. 60. STORY STONE DWELLING
HOUSE. The whole WATERFOWL
or lsa FALL OF so FEET Of which fall of
20 feet only ia now used for the Grlsl Mil.
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Mr.. EplToR:--The following lines. by an
unknown authorrss. wcr" louni upder MY door
n short time before leavl,2 station, in whicl
Cod had poured ont his spiri, very yraconSly
during my pastoral charge IL that piace. What
ever may be thought Of th' pyr 'rg Of the verses
thcy are n least iuil Of tn" spirit Of Kindness
and were received with gruriui feelings 10
ward lhe writer, though pere onaIiy unknown
Ia ne. |, You deem them WORTHY Of place it
your columns. they are at Your service an.
may vet b" real in print by tn" modest author
ess, who signed hers"If':M 40
Respectfully. &c. J. d. o.
Dear Brother thou hast eyer been
\ pastor meek an kind,
TIL" fruit OF all thy TOLLS ARE seen
Which thou must leave behind.
Thy care FOX souls was not in vain;
Thy laborS have been blessed,
Here hundreds have been born again,
Who seek higher rest
But we must part We crieve 10 part,
Yet may His Will he done
Who in his hands holds every heart,
The T,innc. three in one,
0 may his spirit 90 with thee,
Wher"'er my lot b. cast.
And onward still thy wachword be,
Till all My to1s are past.
Then faithful brother fare thee we'll,
Perhaps ere long well meet
With the re eernrd onr songs TO swell
And Jesus praise repeat,
Till then our kindcst love receive;
The Saviour's friend he found,
Still in his promises believe:
The Gospel trumpet sound
Still bear MS in your heart Of hearts
Before the Fathers throne,
And ask him who his grace imparts
To keep this fold his own,
Then once more brother fare thee well,
Our pastor we resign
To Him who did his followers toll
care for thee and hinr-'. Miss me-
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George Earle.

George Earle.
a ttorncyat Law. Elhloa, Md. Ofiecnoxi
"a door to Torbert's Store.
NJ ANTED.-Any quantity Of fIalf Barrels,
w for which the highest cash price will DC
paid by BROWN & FOARD.
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5b Acres

of land and will be divided into lots md so sold
II desirrd. 4 plot nfthe survey viii be rxhib-
ited ON the day Of the Sale o" ran be seen before
That time on application to either Of the under
signed This property is most advantngronsv
situated for manufacturing business otall kinds
II lies within a few yards The ..uspuchanna
river and has ready access to ihc markets of
Philadelphia and Baltimore by water and Rail
Rosi
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Partnership Notice.

4 FEW Pieces Of Black Cloths and Cassi-
Il merss opcacd this week at
feb. is BRowE l. FoARn's.
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Circuit Court
for Cecil county
In Chancery,
February 18th,
1858.
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March $ 2w Req. Chr Can
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-21
DENTISTRY.

: I
From the Report Of the Committee on Dentistry attn .
last Mechanics Fair held in this CITY:
TO the case presented by o. Harris, of. Worces
ter the Committee gave their UNANIMOUS Ann nv
QUALIFIED praise, both for the excellence of the mate
rial the natuTamess and delicaoy of coer the perfe,
carving of the teeth and also, for the superiority ot ~
plate WORK, and the strength and perfect fitting of The
teeth to il. " mt
In view these facts your Committee award to him
the first premium of mn
SiIVe NJ al,
for the specimens presented.'-
Having increased facilities for the manufacture I
Teeth, the subscriber prepared to furnish Dentists
Block Teeth OF superior quality, both 10 strength
and liie-l like Appearance
Particular attention paid Filling. aud all other ooe,
atoms the Teeth. rN'-
Tooth Brushes also, Tooth Powders and Wash. an
perior articles, may be had OF o. r HARRIS
1853 Main street, nearly opposite the Post Office.
may22 dowIv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-21
Police Court.

WEDNESDAY,, April 20.
Before Justice Greol.-Jane johnson, colored
woman residing in Pine Meadow;was charged with
keeping disorderly house, to which divers people
of bad fame resorted, thereby creating nuisance.
She pleaded guilty and was ordered give security,
in the sum Of $500, for her appearance before the
Common Pleas, on the last Monday in May.
Mary Ann Parks, a coored woman, was charged
with similar offence. She pleaded not guilty, bu,
the charge sustained and she was ordered to re-
oognlze with sufficient snrities in the sum Of 5000
to make her appearance before the Commun Pleas,
and answer to The charge. Both of these wreiched
were committed.
Luther Wison,aipre ehGe nlan, was next brought
mp, charged With committing iorncalion with Jane
johnson, one Of the prisoners. on the evening Of
Tuesday 18Th. He pleaded NOT guilty. Officers
Lund and Shumway testified that fheylooked through
the door Of the house occupied by Parks and John
son, and saw the latter with Wilson in bed. They
were addressed. The woman johnson held can.
ale IN her hand aud was smoking pipe The bed
was on the hoor. When the police got int the room
Wilson Sade TO leap out Of the window, Leaving his
coat, hat, boots, and vest behiad. Dir Shumwav
seized him by the leg. When taken he pretended
TO be a stranger, and decared that he did not know
the coored women. When the evidence was clos.
ed The Judge informed Mr.. Wilson that the Court
had authority either TO adudicale upon tie case, or
20 remand him to higher court. lie informed him
that # he wonId express his feelings in the mat
ter the Court might take them into consideration
and decide according TO his suggestion. Mr.. viii
son preferred not 10 be remanded and was fined
$40 and COSTS amounting to $3.50 which he paid.
This den upon which Mr. Lund and Mr.. Shum.
way made the descent last night, has been for long
"me past one Of The greatest nnifances in Pine
Meadow. Our energetic City Marshal and his pos
Sc have been looking out for wauantabe occasions
10 take Efficient legal measures for the suppression
Of such sinks Of iuiquiy, and they have succeeded
10 having eight persons bound over to stand irla
for participating in the orgies pracised 10 those pIa.
ces.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-21

The MURDERED MAN AL1vE.-Two men are
now incarceraled in the Morris county IN J.) ail,
who were indicted for the murder Of a man named
Rodolph kends, and are to be tried in Monislown
next week, ON the charge Of having committed an
offence, the punishment Of which is death
The circumstances under which they were arrest
ed, aud an indictment lomd against them, were sub
siaulially as fIlows
The body of man was found in Morris county,
which was 50 much decomp0sed to be past recog.
milton; but a story soon became current whether
true or even probable, is Of course mysteIy-that
the man was victim Of some horid dc ed, and that
a foul murder had been committed. Suspicion turn.
ed towards the two Individuals who are now in pris-
on, awaiting the majesty of the law; and upon
searching their persons, "A me nOrandum book, which
was knowe to belong TO Kendg was found in the
pocket Of one Of them. They had both been seen
in company with Kendg, and the body Of the man
which was found, it commended, was that OF Ken
dig. The two men asserted their innocence, but adj
mitted that they had been in company with Kendig,
had gone with him to New York, and parted with
him--they 10 return 10 their home in Morrisown
and he to pursue his journey towards Illinois, with
er he intended 10 migrate But, Of course against
such crcumslania evidence as presented itself the
asseverations Of the two suspected persons were as
naught and true bill of indictment was accordingly
found against them.
immediately after their imprisonment, some NH.
lanlhroplc individuals took interest in the matter
and wrote statement of the facts TO one of the Chi
cago journals, which was published, and, as it ap.
pears, fell under the eye Of the supposed murdered
man, who INN ediatey set about making arrangements
to return He was poor, and had moi the means 10 de.
Tray his expenses, ut command, and furthermore
found it difficult, from The improbaby Of his story
to ehcil sufficient charity to enable him to accom-
push his purpose. BY perseverance, however, he
succeeded, and, we learn, is now on his way to New
Jersey and will appear upon the stand in person, as
witness in avor Of the two men who are charged
with his murder.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-21
eI.nnn tNARnr

DIR. BANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERB BlTTERS
1t shall be left TO all the Pc ople, who shall be en-.
titled to the above reward, after using bottle each
aud they will be sure to be cured Of the Liver Complaint
lndigestion JJnndce, Coughs and Colds, Costive-
ness Piles, eakness, Headache all complaints arising
from impure blood, loss of appette,-in fact all The
complaints which every body is less troubled
with, alter thawing ont in the Spring Laneleys Bit
the very thing all the ladies', and every body
else should have bottle and mistake that they
alwa do good and never harm, and very pleasant
to take. Only rs and 37l cents a bottle.
Sold in Orcester by James Green, and NJ. b. Green,
wholesale and retail d. Scott, E II Marsh, J.. 4 La
ze and all ether dealers in medicine. Also by dealers
all the towns AMI villages every where.
Wholesale depot, 81 Uiion street, Boston.
mnrlS lnW FIN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-21

ThousaBds OF Parents who use Vormiruge composed
of Castor Oil, Calome &c. are not aware, that while
they appear TO benefit the patient, they actually law
ing the foundations Tor series OF Diseases such as ss
ivatioD joss Of sight, weakness of limbs, &C.
In another column will be found the advertisement of
HObeusacks Medicines, which weask the attention Of
all directly interested in their well their Chill
dren's health. In Liver complaints, and all dsod, rs
arising from those ol biOus type you should max use
OF the only genuine medicine, Bobtnsaeh's Liver Pills
O. Be not dsceioedn but ask for Hobensacb's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has
the signature o. the Proprietor }. N. HOBEHSACK
none else genuine.
/" T. LAZELL, EDW'D II. MARSH, D SCOTT
Jr, JAMES GREEN, and CALDWELL & HILL
Agents for Worcester.
nnNI2 LIZ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-21
The { Ilmax TInir Tomic.

As an admirable Toilet preparation, which everybody
can use 10 advantage. stands advance OF everything
else If the Hair is decayng, and thereby falling out
the Climax arrests the decay, IND prevents The result
If the Hair is harsh and dry the Climax gives to it a
sotness and natural gloss unlike the greasy appear
ance resulting from the Of many other preparations
and the facility with which it cieanses the head COM
petey clearing the dandru is absolutely astonish-
ing. j. T. LbZELL, Druggist,
apll DIFF 2Ol Main ST., Proprietor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-21

TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.-A citizen of Louis
vile, and one of the unfortunate passengers who took
that awful leap down the precpice west Of Cumher.
land, has so far recovered as to wtite home to his
friends His experience was one which lew would
wish to share in:
81 was asleep when We first got of the track, in
the first seat OF the second car-Mr H., Of Walkers
sitting right opposite. had Tine to jump off, had
| known h w bad fix we we're in; but believing it
safer to remain, on second thought, | did so. The
track was only ard hall feet wide as measured
after the accident. The cars Immediately fell over
the precipice. thought Of God, mother, and DEATH
The first jump, about twenty feet, my hat saved me
the second, family remember seeing women, tear
ing their hair, and children screaming The third
fourth, and last jump, know nothing about, only
that lel on my head, and saw thousand pieces of
timber and iron flying in the ain and then tainted
When opened my eyes, MIR r., who was lucky
enough To have been IN une Of the cars that remain
ed on the track, was at my side; my head was bleed
ing proiusey; with that exception, felt perfectly
we'll; not feeling then what suffer now. Such a
sight as l behed, would not look at again for all
the world Mutilaled bodies, some ashed TO atoms,
lying under the wheels, fifty or sixty men and
women, their faces covered with blood running as
wild as demons-motbers with bloody hands and
faces, kissing the bodies of their dead or crpcled
chdren-one with her dress torn of,
screaming, and trying TO lift of the stones that had
crushed her husband; H., a merchant of Baltimore
his leg smashed, sitting a rock-one man having
lost all recollection, looking like an idiot-cries Of
agony and despair, and oahs, ming led in the pres.
ence Of death. God is merciIu, that one cut Of all
ofus escaped worse place could not have been
fund.- as we tumbled over rocks sharp and rugged"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-21

WORCESTER LYcEuM. The closing lecture,
before this Institution. was given on Thursday
evening iastby Rev. 7. w. Higginson, of wor-
cester, upon the life and character Of Mahomet.
Inc lecture well sustained the intellectual char.
hcter o. the speaker, and was fitting close to
cue o. the most successful course Of lectures ever
neNVefea IN Worcester. The Lyceum Is in a very
prosperous condition After the payment of ali
'SpsnSe' tue Ireasurer's report, shows balance
., s1OO, IN the rressSry,to be applied to the pur
onaSe .. BOOKS, or in such other way as shall best
o'sDs me UOlee'' OF the institution and benefit
tne ticket holders, who have the free uss ~ me
library until the next lecture season SS, - 'ne
The government Of the Lyceum for the sosaio.
yeai Is vested in the following ofacers ensuing
Presidaat--HENRY CHAPLIN.
Secretary-Thomas Earle.
Treasuyey-Charles White.
ErecsRtpe Comn,ihee--Edward Earle. o,,u.-
Harrington, George r. Hoar, Dwight Fos,e,
Joseph Sergeant. o. Nastin, Theophilus Brown,
Charles White.