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Hitchcock's Nc,cIy hcented SnuG,


EHOR the absolute relief and cure Of
o. Catalrh, Dizziness Of the Head, Weak
Eyes, Nervous Headaches, Falling Sickness, In
fants troubled with Snufles. 1t is an immediate
relief 1t is also found highly beneficial in partial
shocks of Palsy, especially in elderly people, the
fit having often been protracted for years. AT
ter an experience of more than fourteen years
practice can safely say that have met moth
ing as substitute for it in the above diseases
Having proved the inefIicacy of a variety of Ca
tarrhal Snuff in my own family, was induced to
make trial for something more certain and eff
cacious in its effects, and as led to the discovery
of the newly invented Snuff, which succeeded to
admiration in my own family. and with numerous
Others who applied to me for relief cannot
therefore forbear offering the Public participa-
ton in the benefits derived from the use Of this
Snuff; and although numberIess certificates oiits
undoubted good effects might be obtained, pre-
fer resting il on its own merits, and the unblass-
seu trial OF Il canutu rune VINO may wish tor re-
/ iefn the above diseases.
DIRECTIONS FOR USING.
Begin with small pinch on going to bed, and
anotherin the mornng-increasing to three or
four per day.
For Sale by ]. ROBINSON, Worcester.
Price, 25 cents per bottle, S2,25 per doz.
Worcester, Dec. Z, 1925.
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ED, runaway from the subscriber, an in.
h@ denied Apprentice Girl, about fourteen
years old, by the name Of LOUISA SLO-
COMB. This is to forbid all persons 6arbor-
ing or trusting said apprentice on my account,
as will nnt, pay one cent of her contracting
after this date AMBROSE CHASE
Sutton, June 10, 1927. s0d
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american antiquarian Society.
A .SEMI-ANNUAL MEETING Of the
IA American Antiquarian Society will be
holden at .Af,tiquGrian Hail, in Worcester. ON
THURSDAY, the 2Sth dag Of June current, at
three O'Clock, F. NJ
REJOICE NEWTON, Rec. !Scc,ru
June 10, 1927.
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HYDES & GRANTS

WM7OULD inform the public that they cor
Wv tinue their Furnace in operation. They
have good stock, experienced workmcn, and
will pay particular attention to executing or
ders for MACHINE CASTINGS.
Or Reference, Messrs. WASHBURN &
GODDARD, Worcester, with whom orders for
Castings may be left, and receive Immediate
attention.
Stafford, Comm May 80, 1927. l2teow22
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oP NEW GOODS.
BENZ. BUTMAN & co.

"AYE Just received prime assortment OF
h NEW and FASHIONABLE GOODS
WI. GOODS and GROCERIES, CHINA,
GLASS and CROCKERY WARE, LOOK
EYEGLASSES, sc. which they offer for sale
at low prices
~ NORTHERN and EASTERN LuM-
BIER constantly for sale. 80
Worcester, MAY 9. u ~
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CL.0y,S STO I.gcU RTTTERS

CJ.HT'N SI'U1I.FCH BIITEKN,
VIII be found, in all ofthe following descrip-
ton, to give relief:-Nausea, Vomiting, Heart
burn, Costiveness, Weakness at the Breast, Pain
in the Stomach, loss of Appetite, Sickness at the
Stomach, general Debility, and all other symp-
toms of Flatulence and Indigestion. They are
pleasant Cordial Bitter, and are recommended
for family One box makes quart of strong
tincture, Price Is cents per box.
Also Gentlemen's and Ladies' Pearl Tooth
Powder. Price 25 cts.
Solo by DIR. Robinson, and by James Green s.
Co. Worcester-H. Nc Farand Leicester
Spear, Hharlton-- a. Sgourney, Samuel Slater,
Oxford and in some store in almost every town
in the n W England states. eo'y Nov
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WATSON,S CELEBRATED HORSE
HIGHLANDER,
GEN E4YETTES E.4TO.

l Eg UNI Charlton and Wor-
xIINAsns.IkrlY cester, com N
LArgE's stable in Charlton the first week in
Nav, and the I'd week in May at MIR. l.. LII
LEY's stable in Worcester, and remain there
one week, exchanging stands on Monday oil
each week at o'clock, A. NJ. through the sea-
son, which will end at Worcester on the 25d
day of July next.
The HIGHLAkpER is Of the English and
Arabian breed of Horses; Of a fine temper !;
eight wears old the 10th day of June last ft-
teen hands three inches high; of most beau
tiful dark dapple gray; walks and trots re-,
markedly fast is a lofty and most powerful
Horse, and exhibits as much muscular strength,
elegant movement, and perfect symmetry OF
form, as any horse in this country. He has
proved himself sure foal getter. The Colts
sired by him possess large share OF bone and
muscle Great numbers of them are to be
seen in Connecticut. which, for beauty, size
and activity, are unrIvalled Two of his 2years
colts took the two first premiums at the Cat
tie Show at Hartford in October, 1924, and
have since been sold for more than $500; and
two other years old mare colts, of his string,
have been sold for more than $500; and two
others took the first premiums In 1928, and
also four in 1926 at Hartford, and also at Gran
by. The first premium of $50 was awarded
| to the Highlander by the Hartford County Ag-
ricultural Society; also by the Hampshire,
Hampden and Franklin Agricultural Society
I in 1928
PEDIGREE.
HIGHLANDER was sired by the noted Horse
4 Highlander, which was the son of Sample, (the
I best blood in England) which was got by the
Arabian Horse, Vernon Arabian. Highlander
JiuIu was Uf the FIRST blood r,OraS of dap
pie gray, sired by the horse Gunpowder, own
ed by Benjamin Perkins, Esq. and bred by tn,
Rev. Dr. Perkins, from his full blood Englisl
mare, which was bought in Virginia by TIL
Hon. jeremiah Wadsworth for $500. TIN
mare was sired by the famous imported horse
Eclipse from an imported mare. Eclipse was
sired by Eclipse, the most celebrated horse IL
England, which never was known to have
been beat in running, and covered at 10 gum
cas- mare, and one guinea to the groom
Many of tile most famous running horses II
England and America are descendants from
this horse. Gunpowder was sired by Whit
mans horse Obscurity which was sired by Ok
Obscurity, imported into Baltimore by Benla
min Crockett; his dam was imported by Charlie
! Carol, and got by Selm his grand dam b
Careless; his great grand dam by Cullen Ara
bian.
TERMs-$6 the leap, 80 the season, $12 t
insure with foal Cash or notes payable Is
October next. RALPH WATSON.
Charlton, May 16, 1927 If
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A CIothier Wanted.

A first rate workman at custom work may
have a chance to take Shop on shares, or to
work for good wages, by applying to me imme-
diately. WILLIAM B. EARLE.
mo- 10, 1927. "a
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COVERLY & GLOVER,

Corner ofWater & Kitby- streets,
BOSTON,
HE AVE received and are now opening, a
d a large assortment of Broad Cloths and
Cassimercs, Satinetts, Prints and Furnitures,
Cambrics and Cambria Muslins, Irish Linens
of approved bleach, (some superior quality
Linen Cambrics, Brown Hollands, Linen Drills,
Canton and French Grapes, Sarsenetts, LeVan-
tines, Grape Dresses, Blk Silk Hdkfs., (some
and other Cotton Hdkfs., Hosiery and Gloves,
American Ginghams, Stripes, Checks, Shirt
ings and Sheetings, Laces, Sewing Silk and
Twist, Black Ribbons, Taffeta, Cap, Belt and
Garnture ditto, Tapes, Buttons, Gall qualties)
Hooks and Eyes, Pins, English and American
Thread, &c. &c.
Which, with variety of other Seasonable
Goods, are offered for sale for cash or approx
ed credit. 3m April A.
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MEDICINES, PAINTS. AND
DYE STUFFS.

cASKS Eng 10 tons Fustic,.
en- JVh;ta .eade 8 do. Redwood,
81 - nn,or;can do S do. Nicaragua,
* DO DO Rod lead 100 bis. gro. Camw'd,
az a. r. yelIow $50 do. other ground
ZOO ~. Chro,nn 40 DYE Woods,
600 600 t Io r. S.t Grnan 3 casks Madder,
o000 do ycrdigris, 3 do. Coppcras,
casks Iit6arge.s 90 bbls. Alum,
5o9 Ihs Prnss BTSe. 5 cases Ben. Indigo,
N tons WAITING. 3 bales Nutgalls,
& bis Con Varnish, $50 lbs. Cochneal,
90 do Spts. Turpen 20OO lbs; nom. ,nrioi'
so do Linseed Oil, 90 carooys oii 10.
( casks Enc. Rose 10 cases Gum Copal.
pink 10 do do. Shellac,
10 do do Ven. Red 3 do. do. Opium,
bhls G. p. Castor 5 bbls Reid Gum
Oil, Camphor,
do Alcohol, cases Gum Aloes,
$50 lbs. Oil Pepperm 2 do. do. Myrrh,
so do. do. Cloves, 10 bis. EPSON Salts,
100 do do. Cinnamon, so do Glauber do.
30 tons Logwood,
Rad. Gentian, Snake Root, Rad. Rhei, Magne'
STA, Tartaric Acid, Super. Carb. Soda,-togeth'
| er with large assortment of DRU e 5
PAINTS and DYE ST UFFS, for sall
wholesale and retail on the very best terms, by
/ FLETCHER 81 CARRUTH,
May %. CIV Long-wharf, Boston,
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KSOR pleasantness, safety, expedition,
a ease and certainty, is infinitely superior
to any other for the cure Of that most tor
mentng disorder. If directions are strictly
followed and no cure effected, no pay will be de-
manded. Price IS cents per box. a
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WOOL CARDING.

THHE subscriber viii Card Wool this sea-
son at his Shop in Rutland in the best
manner. Price, for Cash, a cents per pound
for Carding one cent and half per pound
for Oiling. Cardsetting taken in payment as
usual
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mFRESH LEGHORJMS.

n w. sToWELL & CO. have Just re-
lie ceived,
2 cases fresh Leghorns, Bonnets g. Bolivars /;
do. Gentlemens Palm Leaf Hats;
l do. Parasols;
9 do Silk, Oil Cloth g. Cotton Umbrellas.
Also
An additional supply of Goods in their line
of business.
6TDYEING, &c.
L. w. s. & Co. are appointed Agents OF
WILLIAM BARRETT, of Boston, SIX, Cotton
VoOllen and Linen Dyer. Goods to be color
ed or cleansed from mildews, stains, &c. i
confded to their care, win be forwarded agnd
promptly attended to.
Worcester, May 80. ep3weo3w
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June 4, 1897
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&c.

An additional supply of Goods in their line
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-19
CARACAS LUNG 10Th 1907

Now for Tie ncWs OF The day--the troops I'M
der Bustamcn,i which muttnied at Lima. aud
were persuaded cmbarll by that government.
hnyc arrived AT qua, aqud and sIc now under
the ,ders Of Gen. Lamar, 10 whom Lopez Men.
de- IS secretary, and II Is sad that the intention IS
10 form separate government Of the three de-
patIinents IN that section of COMMUNICATIVE
troops were recruiting AT Lima for the purpose
ofmalching upon RoiiVar to attack Sucre-that
Gen. CardOva had already marched atihe head
OF 5000 men against the BuenoS Ayreaus, from
Bolivar; and Tia 4 Bogota was IN a state of anar.
chy on thelast dates 10th Aay,) that one OF
more members had loudly and boldly called for
III, admission # Boyar's reSgnaion and tea.
ten him with harsh and unbecomng epithels,
That the presidcat Of the Senate ms insisted on
Saniandcrs taking the oath OF Office previous 10
the consideration Of the question OF ms dismis
SION, and that II is doubtful whether II will be
accepted the 10Th ult. was fixed for ITS discus
sion. That the earth recommended shaking, a.
bout the 10th April, and continued daily up 10
las, dates that the country and city was m
great CONSERVATION anxiety at all these carrb-
ly and political consusions--that the major for
tfcatlons on the coast aud harboIs are UNDERGO
insy demolition the navy is likewise entirely a.
handoned and laid up, with the exception of a
few small craft, and thai considerable dlscon-
tent prevailed at Carthagena aud in It's neigh
b5rhood
Here all IS apparently quiet, the most visible
feature in the people IS an apathy SO marked to
their distrcsses, that ii might be construed INTO
dep design, " gum lobe We have IN this city
and vicinity about 1000 troops, well maintained
and we'll disciplined. The decision of Congress
will, 40 doubt decide the future movements OF
the Libcrator What these movements or mea-
sures will be, it is impossible to conjeeture-hul
the best informed think we are on the brink of a
volcano, whose explosion, If not restrained by
some wise measures of the Congress, may hurl
20 destruction the labor and sacrifices of the
last seventeen years the time is last approx
mating, the crisis is at hand, which will dispei
all doubt on this momentouS question. So no
more n present, on so unpleasant and so unhap.
p1 subject.
6P. NJ. June 10, 1927
M Dear Sir Since | closed my letter OF
tnis afternoon, have learned that General Paez
leaves this tomorrow msrning for Laguayra,
thence ltis said he proceeds to Vaepcia by way
Of the coast, from whence TO the plains, not
immediately TO return. The Congress has post
poned the question of the Liberator's resigna-
ton until the 18th inst. in order il is alleged
to give time to the members for mature deIiber-
alton. Bait. ChrOH,
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nTsTe'Ea
fcR rHE ViHaIsIAs
ZINES

=
shr,. fouJig lefrd 'hf''
4aeyor eaa. new u drat A.
'po- eiea tiaon bat 81 pro'sd n''
Aad attea arasg as hesrt 10 ty =
AID ,s.v thas = al mos, stem, ing jewel
Iieyrathce most. sn1 ftfove "a soi'ra
sntsaaar- ,iisf ss,iaed ~ fi.s aud e'He''
At,.s .s~h. taai aetvad me- bosom oiien'
And .yhra he rruol hoar sarpri<sd no
IT,, harI draresd for o tn H"'er,
p,4a,f swear hoo rnaea iprizod Tire
Ard ,led,e a ros 10 1--we the ever 7
nae ana on I'm lips sealed H.
4l.yl Heaven witness ] nc = afezsien
q. saarf htz4ls. hetff repealed A.
o., elses, fafai basr tf'nsefcs'''n>
Tn tbiak not. Dear that I'aio has power
Touru from toe nv hsaffs devotion
To Hsp. la, faded ~, flower,
Iala.e e. baanhioss a. sac 9tein.
Yo,. Oh lote thoe. denfl' loe- nee
saIi must IsUlp lavr thee ever
s.5ti.# tutb. pow to ,rofr me-
taiiu forgc, ibes-nc'er never
Bcdiof3, july u.
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thank my fellow cilizens Of Maysriiie. again
and acain, for these b. arty demonstrations Oh
their confidence aud attachment. They add
10 The MANY heavy obligations under which they
have heretofore placed me. Their kindness &
appreciation are among the besi consalatlonJior
tie bitterness add falisgaitY With which have
been and Ct continue 10 be assaiied.
Niy visit TO kentaCky sas for the natural pur-
pose OF paying necessary attention TO INV private
affairs. ih afford me the opportunity OF seeing
aud renewing professions oflnutual attachment
with my fellow citizens, shall not be deferred
from iDdugiag IN thai gIdiitcatiOn, by the fear
OF the denuncation OF my enemies. ] regret,
however, thatJsded as | now am by my Quincy
and some of lis agreeable incidents, and being
moreover anxious TO reach home, cannos at
this tune. accept sfthe invitation 10 dinner winch
has been 50 Handsomely aud kindly tendeIed
~. will eudeavor, on my return to my Off
{, duties, TO have the honor OF dining with my
Low citizens of Maysviile, If az that tine il
should suit their convenience. In the mean
time, pray YOU a. assure them ofmy very great
srnsibility to the kind and distinguished manner
with which they have greeted nv arrival. Tell
Them. tha; although my enemies are resolved 10
spare no eScrtion 10 destroy my public charac-
ter, will triumph over ell their Vaccinations
because truth is omnipotent, and public justice
CERTAIN.
TO you, gentlemen, collectively As we'll as indiyl-
dnaly pray you 10 accept those also OF my be-
ing, most truly,
Your faithful and
obrdient servant,
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EOAEKGM.

From he y v Courier july =.
{1fraps= - nr accounts received lF The TAD
,rass 81 ca sa "a ie. ,,oss'tlcd state Of thiugs ~
FRANCE. VI Ne ulrle though exhtirIog filrnts
ofna ordinary character la and ION aPprar-
.nr4tw il continue ~ have onc difIieb'tt ~ niiia-
thinning l. popularity Il hr opposition uc far
from he r., ing with VI. NilIelc that tie finances
atc IN al tospsfou, state. lib" people ar fe't-
los audrr thc suerea~hments Of tho Clergy
no 10 tuey prlceite Tia necessity ofsa lag ~
a 3 rs the MnistI disposed keep on foot,
l. &C.. appear 10 hrc me Of grrainr interest ~
e.. hun ; taa election of Count opo lstfm
o. Austrian as 81. head. the mp ,tnca Of
-, ~ Ceufch . IL, command ofthr land. aud
lstd torhraae otI# Ns4.l II .. e.rtdinlY IA
vai, the dopr thai Her Struggle M not be
IN VAN Inc Emperor Of Saesa stnied
fee DAYS siner ~ about sending fleet To IN"
vi dHeu4 aaealt. NH, &c eau have 40 nse tor y
unl.ss hi, obJr,l %. 10 send II 10 Il. Jack sea
4. AID aI hi, d-si.a upon iefsn. 1be k.ns Of
l lssl1 I.s.ad m hc tnR eod IN tpttnue new
constitution ~ hfs sahi"ets hirh - doubtless
IA TAX ut ~ noeru principles wnIc. are zap
i.siv Apudne through Europe
Span .a.,-i al = ntpentablf condition, her
.routu .,e euls d swoted aud her finances IN
Collision, elth apficsriood and ~ amy ~
1.nEio, either of which is enough to ruin any
county
LtfES 7 FROM FRANCE.
~ tbe pae,e. ship C,dinu,, Calt Allen. ar,
I'D VS. rtda, tom tidrpe. Nhencc SIR sailed
q IA ; 1l ..n,. ar LILY" received the ioaDaut
q s, y 3.testo ffr ~ me .und the Constitutional
'stte ia Nav inclusive. also ll5yra prp"rs To-
- d June ,ae,o-,ge iron vbioh tie ielloeng
j.. ~ 'Ioa-hn u, NV, hera made lol The Nom.
~. Coarir, l'il ~.if.smaa
ia th- taam.,s#a G.. tit ,,nfles .onlhr anfh Way.
Al b. ntt md ~ following proposition.
II frrtac shni..ets shall ptpssat 10 the
CH,mbrrs IT, Ltv rJ treanccs drd INTO two
tarfs, .ae rin#rt tbe tue nj IN la{ga VI
Clnuff4fr4 frsds I. other. ulder DE the
10 D. 8asr. t5ffao fntfg. a. q, support
IN 4,.s motion boz sad, NJ, to- yuu ~ decide
Is etaHr ma stazc of pear,. 10000 sol crs
- .l,ts ut the i.ao, ID 90 hisa,e, ar really
f1r u.,rtrc, whoa ~ AZ not attacked, OF " Ne
e. II be bette 10 #>stt 10000 mrn "a neri.
~. ~. Al pursuits AID hrthcf ioor 90 millions
&c. o Mise, caauat c trtt.l employed auYpads *
eaoss" MrNdl.le. auloug 5thcr THINGS. in an.
81 TO NJ IA fitlr sad :" The responsibility
Wi tat auon YOU pl the inconvenience thai
ma, -uH traua too feeble army lahJes
motion was lost lhs Bad IT (for 1873. passed
u valf. IaIls. 10 ta black do. Ave haven.t
room for1ae puticuass % thu Budget
Count Capo d'Isrna ma heeE elected 10 be
b sd 81 the Grcei, government
6bnabr ofFee1s. Isl 3tae.--At tho opening
0 In session tha Minister presented a motion.
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6 7. NJ. June 10, 1927.

Anscdote. A person in public company accu-
sing the Irish cation beng the most unpublished
IN the world, was answered mildly by an Irish
gentleman, that it ought 10 be otherwise, for the
h fish had me with hard rups enough to polish
any nation upon the earth.
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CENT? FMFN-To be met al the very moment
Of touching the soil Of Kentucky lay congratula-
lions so friendly and respectful, and by an inVi-
,ation so cordial and honorable as those which
are contained in your note which | have thi
noment had the honor to receive, fills me whh
amciiens WHICH age Absolutely iGespgessihle.
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e the toad, ugly and vcnomous,


Wears ye, precious jewel III his head"
Mr. W. said he would not dctain the company
longer, nor would he attempt to notice andrepiy
toany particular charge against him the truth
though slow in its approach, would ultimately
prevail He begged leave TO propose a toast IN
the sentiment of which he was satisfied every
one present would heartily concur
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ASHINtToNI IrfY II
APPOINTMENT BY The PEEsIDlsNI

Thomas Ednioiph Of the Florida 10 be Io5,,
Of the L. S. for the Middle District of Floa.,
in place Of Augustus 3. Woodward, dec.
The Board Of Commissioners under n,
Convention with q Britain for The adios,nna,
of tae article Of The Treaty of Ghent, pSsp.r,,r-
naturalization for deported slaves. me, in IN.
city yesterday, TO carry into effect the objects of
appointment These Commissioners, our r,,.
ders will reeolleet are Luae36n Cheres Of panr-
svIvania, james PiedSahts, OF Yirc mia, aud H.,
~ Sea,oeH, of North Carolina. The Clerk d,
the Commission is -4arta Ogden, OF New ler,ey.
[ Nat, IN.
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ceS Of my respect,
WILLIAM PLUMER.

Mnryland. letter from an intelligent cit
zen OF Maryland 10 a gentleman in this ctf
s'ates, that the administration has gained much
ground in thai State-that Jackson will not re
ceiNo III. re than one ote and that The probabil.
illes az nsi his getting even that Mary and
votes b, ID stricts, and gave Jackson votes al
the la,t el ion. Wing.
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I've have rerely,= pntrh pan,is 10 the Goth
ilsl ra3c. the ate Of II sue. April 9th, we
an article, a ich encourage, as 10 take ra-
II. iava' ab'e view If tie present prospect, Of
the Greeks, aud gives, on the au,hor.5y of Ia.
Gaasu, tie fetaes1g statement Of The Greek
force by YEA aad land, which II is added, was as
-.4rft,,s, +. &. !. ,aul1 Ian ahtaincI
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Ph"sRo'ogg Tile Utamips'er Per;,,
ledto remar,, that in Moores Life Of W.
there are $500 silnins exclusive of .i'.'1
and regularly built aliegores. 'Thi, lo'
Mr.. Coombe IN his able and interesting J', ,,s
10 Fraacjs Jsfrep esq. Tesrntly published n,
swer TO the attack on Phrenoogy in HE rT "r
burg Rsritte, - this is pretty conch,.,e,.
ii. man TESTING the taeuitg OF Comq4rFoq - g
,crihod in the System, p. 800 aud ,pn,ar. ~.
state, from observation, that the organ !.
LARGELY developed ia his head. rs to be i.cer.,
bic at t3r distance oil several yards, intae ~.
form assigned 10 ii on the bustS' -
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We perceive by the Winchester Republican
that In lat Anniversary was celebrated II that
nelghl rho.sd with great spin aud entire har.
m"ny. At the principal dinner patty the
toasts ere chiefly political and consequently
may betaken as an indication of the relative
errngtho the Presidential candidates as iar -
thr county ofFrcdclick is concerned. The ID
i.or oftha Republican remarks -" There were
fifteen toa,ts for the administration, and eleven
against II. Ofthe fifteen friends Of the admin
i,tra ion, eieren are voters OF the eleven oppo-
So, to II. fpe are voters. II IS not intended h.
thsto clam corresponding majority in the
county FOR is difficult TO conjecture ON which
lie &c majority Will be found bat we simply
enuon the iaci Tor what il is worth. At the
Other celebrations the toast, appear TO have
bcea pretty equally divided"
In ls25.tbe't oun'y sote for President was. for
Jackson 279--tor Adams 81 dier Ga2.