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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-24
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County Of .aler@Idrie, Set.
November Term, 1881.


william Fowe, surviving parinet0
OF i.awrason Fowle, Com
plainant,
against SIN CZGNCERE
Philip G NarsteiIer, John West.
John ratsspaugh and John A.
dam. Defendants, J
vIliIE Defendant, Philip G Narsteller. not having
entere. his appearance TO this suit, and given ne.
cury according the statute and the rules of this
Courts snd itappeang the satisfaction of the Court
,ha, the SAID Philip & Msrs'eler is not an nhsban
Of the District OF Coumbis. on the motion of the Com.
pl,inant, by his counsel, il is
Ordered hat the said Philip G. MarsteIIer do 3D..
pear here on Or fore the first day Of the next Apr
Term OF this Court. and the Complains nt bill:
and that the said John West. John Tatsapaugh, snd
John Adam do not convey, pay away, or secsete the
debts by them owing 10, the money, estate, or EFF.
ects in their hands BELONGING to- the said absent De.
fendsnt, until the further order and decree of tits
land that copy of this Order be forthwith pub.
she Gin the Alexandria Phenx Gazette for two months
successfully and that another copy be posted the
fr ont door ofthe Court house OF the ssd County
Test: EDN, I. LEE, C., G..
dec 1S1zaN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-24
Tavern FOR Rent.
The PIIRLIC HOUSE at King George

A~~ The PUBLIC HUUSE al Ming Ueorge
STSE Cou I J., use V quill be rented to good ten.
EsSs an one to FIVE ears. 1t is the only one
49, at the place. is spacious and in good pair.
having attached to it grazing lots and sabing lot Al
is OF the requisite quality and abundance, would be
sold to TIE tenant very accommodating terms. Pos
session may be had LIST January, it desired.
Apply to Doctor B. johnson, King George c IL.
Ys.Nw GEO. JOHNSON 8 Gy.
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For Rent.

FW NeNt,
A The HOUSE and ONE ACRE
sssAL LOT opposite the residence of Mr. James
Es8 MI Hooe II now in complete order Tbr,
e4l910 Lot contains variety of select fruit tree.
and is considered desirable and healthy stustion
To good tenant il will be rented low for one or more
years. IAwRFNCE LEWIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-24

,harles Bennett
HAS imported, ny shp Virgin., arrived here, and
Ill Herald. via Baltimore, and offers for sale
Cots 81 and 4 point blankets, iarg' sizes
- Rose blankets ga, 104, II q l24, IL q
few pairs best family ankc,s
-- She thread in bales Of 20 dozen; patent
colorcd and "a D Thread
Cambria musns and dimtes
Furniture dmities and chntses, great variety
tinghsms and aicOes
Figured colored- cotton counterpanes, large sizes
ves,ngs, including silk velvets and FIorentines,
Of very best quality
Gentlemen's doeskn gloves
Sup-rins clo'hs aud kerseymeres
A prime 4s,ortmen, OF 4 4 irish linens, 54 and 6-4
sheetings
"a and lO4 table dsmask, long lawns
Russ. and scotch sheetings
"a gr, en- floor cloth baise
Clar's's b. ST spool and bal ewing cotton
English cheese double Goster and north Wilt.
shire of frs' quality
From, the North he has received:
Rest hiack Ian iute strings
Black silk hosiery, Italian sewing silks
v orstcd and cotton hose in great variety
Swiss mu,rs figured and plain
Merno Stuffs, circassans and bombazets
Black and irtb line cloth shawls
supHrfne chuppa somsis
In ina and English bandanna hdsfs
Black Italian cravats
Tick!enburgs, sackings and hurgs
A General assortment of Domestic Goods,
Cu,.s,ing satiin-ts, ~, ticks, cotton n,burgs,
Canton anneIs brown and bleached sheetnes, carpet
bindings checks paids, &c &c
Fine aud ,uperiine m-rino shirts and hosiery; shad
snl herring Bridport SEINE rwiNE; to be sold very
Tow II close u consignment.
LIT
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:. N. g. 3. n. Janney

HAVE lately removed to the Warehouse formerly
IL occupied by Lindsay, Hill y Co at the foot Of
King street. and offer for sale
Is hhds New Orleans s,s.r.
do St Crox
40 bbls superior New Orleans molasses
81 bags Rio 2cosaa
100 do 81 Domingo
5 chests imperial tea
$50 sacks extra filed Liverpool salt
S half pipes 1ChOice Old L r. Madeira
40 quarter casks Wine
40 cases, containing dozen each do do
S do do Burgundy Med do
8 do Sicily Mideira do
S do Vidonis Ieneriffe do
IS baskets Champaign
50 boxes Malaga lemons
800 barrels No 3 mackerel
100 kegs pure white lead
$50 do No do
barrels Boston mess beet
10 do Mol do
200 bolts PhGnix Mil fax CANVASS
Cotton yarn, assortedi carpet chain
Cotton seine twin, cotton bats, &c &c.
dec =
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] n ". u Irwin
Have on hand, and offer for sale
Or. ,HDs. ~. Croix
~ IS do nuscovado
10 IS do do f Ssv o ':;ss >sueaa
so barrels St Croix
so boxes single loaf
chests young hyson tea
200 ~hoie and (No 3 msckerel
81 halt bs re!s "
100 boxes No soap
1909 pounds cotton seine Irvine
- reams fine cap paper
20 do rough
20 do wrapping do
IS or casks Madeira
IS do % aseilles Madeira wines
IS 10 do white
whole and half pipes cognac brandy
3p pes Holland gin
50 barrels old whiskey
IS 10 New England rum
so hhds West India moasses
!, i ; ct; s.. r. Oil Q" superior quality
10 box small lump tobacco
SO barrels potatoes
10 heroes rice
2U0 kegs FFfand canister gunpowder
nov "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-24
For BaybadOes d.
Fur NaAif X.

.4 The schooner OCEAN,
.3G Captain Ryder, will sail in afsw days. and cal
we 20" SN y S III JANNEf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-24

Genrgs lohnson & Go.
gEAyE just received and for sale,
III 40 boxes plug tobacco
II to the pound
In Store.
I pipe S hhds, IL qrs and 10 eighths best Ma
deira wine Of their importation, war
ranted pure
50 quarter casks and indian barrels, Marscilles
Madeira. of superior quanty
9quarter casks Sicily Madeira 60
s bales spinning cotton, for retailing
8 asks cheese low to close sal
IS Or bo.es superior real isvan, segars
S bales brown domr,tics 81 % IA wide
barrels bright vsrnish
No. mack rrcl in barrels and half barrels
~ room in front of n. Homes "'hce
FOUR FOR rEPIANOS Of fine tone,
and splendid workmanship. aIIof winch are off red on
pleasing inns
~ Hheat purchased as usual
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-24

SAMMY. II. JAnney
Has in store, and offers for sale -
4 IKE nina. Old cog"ac Brandy
pipes old Holland gin
hhds Jamscs spirits
4 do New Orleans rum
4" barrels old whiskey
dec7
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erNn MIS- fnr Nlre

erNt MS 10Y tAre
MAJ and his wife, of good character; the former
N frs rate dining room servanl-the latter good
cook. IL "a pr red t. hire them ioge her, or
n NAV b.. had separately Also severa Boys and
Cir, n go DEM. T.. FENDALL
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CoM POUND
CHIC 1INE TOOTH w ASH.

VINiE subscriber has just received supply ct the
i above popular article, which he Offers 1t who'e
sale and retail; ash, Juiu6e Paste, compound Syrnp
of verwort Jamaica Ginger, in race and powder, and
other articles rs usual. WIN SiABl.ER
I'd mo 8. i832--tf
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E,iZa KsnueaN

E,iLa KsnueNY
Has rsceirsd. per schooner President, the folloU-
ing articles, uiz:
G<OHEN's transit rrng vsrn,sh; foolscap Bristol board
" thick and thin; battle lore birds, complete AS
sornen of purse clasps; black lines for writing; vio
lin strangs, and of perfumery consist ng
OF be RS OIL kephain, / ow'> indian oil. pomstum;
fancy soaps. wash balls, Naples compound shaving
cake; cold cream milk Of roses, Persian Lotion, ex
tracts of rose and orang orids, Cologne. lavender,
and waters, hair powder, plain and scented and
from Bal,imor- iresn supply ut
Lees Patent Family MEDICINES.
feb "a
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-05-09

The House of Representatives, il will be seen
from their resolution to remove carpets from
the Hall, and open new doors and windows in
1t, are anticipating warm work The present
session bids fair to last till midsummer. Bot.
ter, however, that it last till Christmas, than
that either Of the two great questions (the Tar.
itf and the Bank) be postponed, or left unset.
tled.-NatiOnal Inteligsncer.
BosroN AND WORCESTER RAIL RoAp. At
the meeting of the stockholders in Boston, on
Tuesday, May J., it was stated by the Presi-
dent that within the period allowed for the
surrender of shares subscribed, about 900
shares of the 10000 which constitute the CAPT
tai stock, had been relinquished. The shares
so renquished had all been since taken by other
subscribers, and consequently the whole capital
stock is now taken up, and the company was
fully organized, and in condition to proceed
in the execution of their work II was voted
unanimously, that the directors be instructed to
proceed without delay in the final location and
construction of the rail road.
1t having been ascertained that at the
late election in Rhode Island no choice
was made of Governor, Lieut.. Governor, or
Senators, a new election is ordered to be
holden on Wednesday, the 10th inst.
The name of South Oxford Post Office has
been changed TO Webster" and Thomas Bar.
rett appointed P. NJ. vice VIM. H. Bigelow, re-
moved.
Counterfeit SO bills of the Boston State
Bank are in circulation.
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NEW SCHOOL BOOKS.

yEyHE CHlLD'S BOOK OF GEoGRA.
q PLY, with outlines of Countries, Cuts
and eight copper plate Maps. By S. Il. Hall
author OF Lectures on School Keeping
Decidedly the best first book IN peorra.
phy."-.Neao England Reriete.
We have seen no ono that excels it,"
Rorcester .Fgis
THE CHILD'S GUIDE; comprising ia.
millar Lessons, designed to aid in and cor ect
reading, spelling, defining, thinking, and acting.
Interesting and instructing."
Rochester Observer.
IL cannot fail TO exert happy moral infu.
enee. -.4nnaiS of Education.
THE GRAMMATICAL ASSISTANT:
containing definitions in Etymolopy, rules of
Synlax, and selections for Parsing By S. R.
hall, author of Lectures on School Keeping.
This work is believed to contain the best Sc.
IecIons OF lessons for parsing, that has yet been
published
THE CHILD'S ASSISTANT in acquiring
Useful and Practical knowledge.
" a vary excellent and useful book for chill.
dren."- Herald # Peace
Just published BIOGRAPHY OF PIOUs
PERSONS. Abridged for youth.
One of the very best books for Juvenile
Libraries. '-BostOn Recorder.
The above books arc for sale by DORR e.
ROWLAND. Worcester Nav
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ID I r. ID 1.

In this town, April "a, Mrs. Roxaney Johnson,
vile OF Mr.. Arson Johnson, aged So.
la Shrewsbury, April %, Mr.. Peter Carey, a
revolutionary soldier, aged 75.-Aprl 25, Mr.. War.
rem Harrington, aged 49,
In Westminster, April Is, Mr. Jonathan Minott
Jr., aged 54.-Printers in Ne,c York, New Hamp-
shire and Maine are requested TO insert this DEATH
In Belchertown, April 25, Charles M, only son
Of Leander NJ. Earle, formerly of Leicester aged 8
months. The mother of the child left the room
where it was seated, and, upon her return in a few
moments, found it in the fire and burnt in SO shock
ing manner that il survived but few hours
Printers in Philadelphia requested to insert this
DEATH
In Lunenburg, April IA, Mr.. Jonathan Perkins,
aged 81.
In Ftchburg, April &c, Mrs. Sally Stickney, As.
In Winchendon, March %, Hiram Walker Of
Fitchburg, aged "a.
In Spencer, April %, Horace Fisk, youngest
year and months.
In Shrewsbury, April 80, Mrs. Silence Hall,
wife OF James Hall, aged 45.-Printers an Maine
and Ne'U Hampshire are requested to insert this
death.
In !starbridge, April &C. Mrs. Fisher, wife of Rev.
Newfane wy April I3, Polly Allen, aged 43.
In Smithdeld, tR. ~ May Q, Col. Israel Angel.
aged 81, an officer of the Revolution
/ In Soutbbrdge, April 26, Oliver Plimpton ESQ
aged, IS, soldier of the Revolution. In l776,
when II years old he enlisted for six months under
Capt iona. Carroll and stationed at Nantas.
ket, in Boston harbor. While there, a large Bri.
ish provision ship was discovered by the " Van.
KEGS" with false colors; and he, with eight others
were sent to take possession Of her. The enemy
only learned the cheat when our heroes leaped on
board, and told them they were prisoners to the
Americans. In March, TIT, he enlisted for three
years under Capt. Adam Martin of Sturbrdge, in
leo RaO l.ll ..U
Timothy Bigelow of Worcester. Marched from
there to Saratoga, remained there six months, was
in that battle and witnessed the surrender of Bur.
goyne. He had distinct recollection of Col. Ar.
nold's bravery at Saratoga, and saw him leap the
enemy's breast work on his charger. From there
he was sent to Rutland to guard the prisoners tax.
en- at Saratoga. He was in several skirmshes in
the Jerseys" previous 70 the battle Of Monmouth
and was in tho whole OF that conflict He was al
the battle and bombardment of Newport. and also
in the whols Of the shay,s War"
Souihtridge paper.
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MA z z Ed

In this town, May l. by Rev Mr.. Hill. Mr.. Che
ney Reed Of Graiton' to Miss Sarah Munroe,
daughter Of Capt. Reuben Munroe.
In Brookfed, May 2, by Rev. George R. Moves,
Mr.. jeremiah Robinson of Oakham, to Miss Julia
N. Boyden Of Brookfeld.-May 3, MIR. B. Hale to
Miss Nancy Odds.
In Paxton, April 27, by Rev. Moses Winch, Mr..
Rodolphus B. Hubbard of Kingston, IN. Y. to Miss
Mary G. Fitch, formerly of East Cambridge.
In Princeton, April 10, by Rev. MIR. Phillips
Mr.. Moses Wood to Miss Mary Ann Bridges.
In Boston, May ! MIR. Theodore Gardner of Boil
ton, to Miss Lucy Ann, daughter of the late Rev.
Ebenezer Wilmington
In Waterford, (Mendon) by Rev. Mr. Rexford,
Mr.. Aaron Phillips to Miss Harriet Seagraves.
In New Ipswich, IN. H. by Rev. Mr.. Merriam
Mr. Leonagd Hastings of Ashburnham, to Miss
Esyira Burrows of the former place.
In Ashburnham, by Rev. Mr. Lincoln of Gardner,
Mr.. Samuel Kelton to Miss Mary Ann Eaton
May 2 Mr.. Levi Rice, Jr., to Miss Deborah Viii.
lard.
In Lancaster, by Rev. DR.. Thayer,, Mr. Edmund
Jones OF Ashburnham, to Miss Betsey Eaton
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W0D0@S PNRs
WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1882.

THE TARIFF. The Secretary Of the Treasury,
has at. length come out with his proposed amend
mest to the tariff The details in part will be
found in another column Under any other ad-
minstration the people would have right to pre-
sumo that this was the form in which the executive
branch Of the government were DESTROYS of estab-
fishing this interesting subject but at present no
one seems to be responsible for any Of the meas
ures of the executive. The shattered head of the
nation appears to leave to his ministers, to manage
things as state policy may dictate. Ifthe reported
plan is intended to be adopted, it is evidently an
attempt to sacrifice nearly the whole country to
the fancied interests OF two or three of the most
Insignificant branches of the contederacy. With
the feeble protection of per cent. upon coarse
wool what is to become of the valuable focks
that are now whitening the hills of our northern,
middle, and western States 1t must work COM
plete destruction to that great interest But we
ted this is great boon to the manufacturer of
woollens. But let us see what is the protection
offered him. When the goods come out Of Eu-
rope invoiced at so cents less the square yard,
the duty is out 10 per cent. ad valorem and yet
by gross abuse of terms, the manufacturer is in
sultingly told, this is protection-The protection
that the tiger shows the lamb, by tearing him to
pieces Nor are these all the odous features OF
the proposed bill 1t is probably a scheme Of
state policy to conciliate the States disaffected
with the present system, beneficial to the coun-
try, and to obtain from them, once more, their
votes. When any evidence shall be manifested
that the administration are sincere in this attennt
to PROSTATE the country at the foot of the British
manufacturers, the details of this obnoxious bill
will be further examined.
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE

The Worcester North District Temperance So
ctety will hold its next monthly meeting in West
minister, on THURSDAY, the 10Th day Of May inst.
Delegates will meet at II o'clock, and the public
exercises will commence at O'Clock, p. M. At
the last meeting, held in Princeton, on the 18th
uit., 1t was Voted, That it is expedent to employ
an Agent forthwith, to labor within our bounds a
committee was chosen to procure suitable DER.
son for this purpose, who have appointed the Rev.
Mr.. Hildreth Of Gloucester and he has been mott.
led of the appointment and desired to attend the
next meeting; his answer has not been received.
The Secretary was directed to notify such societies
were not represented. of the dongs, and request
all such as are DESTROYS of having.the Agent visit
their towns to be present at the next meeting in
Westminster, that it may be known how long an
Agent would be wanted Per order
Maya G. B. PARKER. Secretary.
PS The National Circular can be had of the
Secretary in any quantity, at Sl1 per 1000.
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o. FRESH FROM
GF NEW York;!
VNHE subscriber has Just received from New
u York, splendid assortment of FRENCH
and ENGLISH GOODS, which will be sold
at lowest Cash prices:
Elegant Merino and Tribe: Shawls
Preach Muslins and Prints,
Blond Gauze Wells,
do. do. Hd'kfs and Scarfs,
Great va fiety Fancy Hd'kfs.
Pongees and Silk Camlets,
Coed ass ortment Silks,
Bonaet Silks,
@oad Lawn, fashionable article for Bonnets,
RFcaa Bonnet, Cap. and Belt Ribbons,
MandarInes, Cote Paley, Double Zephyrines
and SnTagossas,-for Ladies dresses and bon.
nets,
Thread Edgings,
Cloths Tor Gentlemen's Summer Wear,
White Cotton Velvet,
Calco1s and Glnghams,
MusliiIs and Cambrics,
White Bed Quilts,
Hosiery and Gtoues,
French Baskets, &c &c.
o. Call at the Store between the Worces.
ter Bank and the Central Hotel.
WILLIAM II. SWAN.
Worcester, April 25
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DE-. LATIMER-

Operative Surgeon & Dentist, from " York,
ENFORMS the public, that he has taken an
IL Office at 1homas's Worcester Coffee House.
where he will operate in ell the different branch.
es Of Dental Surgery.
Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call a,
his Office, and examine specimens of his cele-
brated Imitation Human Incorruptibie Teeth.
and his improved mode Of inserting without
pain. He will warrant his operations to give
perfect satisfaction. Terms reasonable.
n. b. Those Ioho ara unable to pau ,oW be
attended 10 gratis. May9
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O. For Summer Schools.

JUVENILE LESSONS, or the ChIds First
eD Reading Book. Just published. This lit
10 work, neatly done up, has already received
the cordial appreciation of experienced female
teachers, as long needed in our primary schools
to precede Easy Lessons, Boston Reading Les
sons, &c. The style is more familiar and easy,
and peculiarly fitted 10 the capacities of little
children. Price emily 12t cts. and $l,25 dozen
"a pages. Teachers are requested to call and
receive a copy gratis, for examination.
Leavitt's EASY LESSONS, and Rev Mr.
Leonard's SEQUEL to Easy and Popular Les
sons-25 cts. Tho three books are we'll fitted
for the several classes in summer schools
For sale by DORR e ROWLAND.
Worcester Mnv o.
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NEW GOODS.
JOHN G. THURSTON

HEAS just received from Boston and New
n "A York large assortment Of .Neac and Sea-
sonabte Goods, which are offered for sale at
uncommonly low prices. The assortment con.
slsIs, in part, of BROAD CLOTHS and CAS-.
SiMERES of almost every color and quality.
great variety of Woollinets, and Cotton and
Linen Goods, for mems and boys summer
wear; large assortment of Rich Silks for
Dresses, Bonnets, &C.; 90 pieces French Mus
ms, and other thin Goods, for summer dresses !;
l case Callcoes, of a good quality, for cents
per yard; 300 pieces do, from 10 to 81 cents
per yard 100 ready made Garments, consist
ing ol Goats, Vests and Pantaloons; 500 Rolls
rAhER HANGINGS, comprising variety of
hguTes and qualities. Also, Irish Linens, Lin
en- Damasks, Russia Diapers, Duck, Crash,
English Ginghams, Nankeens, plain and gar.
nlture Ribbons, Fancy Hdk'ls., Shawls, Mus
Inns. Cambrics, Grapes, Laces, Gloves, Hosiery,
&c, &c.
" good assortment of CRCCKEaY,
GLASS and CHINA WARE; Looking Glass
es, Hard Ware, Window Glass, Nails, Hollow
Ware. Feathers, Hats, Caps, &c.
Also, WEST INDIA GOODS of the first
qualify.
N. b. Purchasers will find the largest as.
sorlment here that can be found in this vicinity.
Lancaster, May g. CIV
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THE WORCESTER BOAT COMPANY
NIVE notice to their customers and the
M public, that they have purchased of Mr..
WARREN BATcHELLoR his line of Canal Boats,
and that they have one new Boat now building,
making eight Boats in their lire, which will be
ready for doing business on the Blackstone
Canal as early as the season will permit
The Boats of this Company are fitted up in
she best order and provided with masters of ex.
perience and skill TO navigate them One or
more Boats will leave Providence and Worces.
der ercry day, Sundays excepted)
esThis Company have large and convenient
Store Houses at the CENTRAL B.4SIN, Wash
ington- Square, Worcester, and at the CANAL
BASIN, in Providence, which they offer for the
storing of Goods, free of charges, and every
reasonable attention will be rendered their Gus.
toners.
u All Goods consigned to IRA POOR Of
Providence, or BENZ PORTER, at the Cen
trat Basin, in Worcester, will be forwarded
agreeable to directions. If March 81
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their industry should be abandoned. | af
firm that the proposed scheme of the execu-
tive branch OF the Government,-lhe adop-
ton of which is urged upon many members
Of the popular branch of the Legislature.
with d zeal and influence, rarely, if ever be-
fore brought to bear upon question before
Congress,-involves these momentous con-
sequences. Several great interests would
he Immediately and wholly destroyed. and
the attack would be renewed at the next
session of Congress upon those which are
ny this present scheme but lightly touched.
The people, generally, do not well under
stand the details of Tariffs, hut the Secre-
tary of the Treasury's bill should be spread
before them, accompanied by the provisions
OF the existing Tariff laws. Attempts will
he made 10y the opponents of American in
terests, to hull the people into false secu-
rlty; but let not those who are opposed to
the price Of slave labor for ireemen, rest
satisfied with their present rulers.
There is ansthcr evil which requires cor
rection from public sentiment in he middle
and eastern States. There exists mawk-
lsh feeling among many members OF Con-
gress from those States in reference to the
danger of disunon; and in order to preserve
the Union, say they, we MIST make conces-
sions to the South. | would have the 2eo
pie instruct their Representatives on this
point. The Union is not worth preserving
if it can he preserved only by yielding the
will of q majority in submission to that of a
bullying NATURALIZATION Courier.
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NEW-GOODS.

EUST received, at No. Granite Row,
60 French Muslins, Cole Paley, Ladies and
Misses Muslin Aprons, great variety of new
and fashionable PRINTS, Tibet Hd'kfs "a
large and prime assortment of HOSIERY and
GLOVES.
Also, the following articles for summer wear :
Rouen Cassimeres, Cotton Kersey, Twed
and Plain Slormants, Derry, Mexcans Blue
Jean, Brier Proof, Hamilton Stripes, Beaver
tine, Bangup Cord, &c
The above, together with great variety Of
fresh and prime Goods, will be sold cheap
E. & R. SANGER.
Worcester Nav g.