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The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-26

SENIOR EpIroR.-Ihe arrival of GENERAL BoR- LAND ia Memphis, on his way 10 Washington, is noticed in the following manner by the MEMPHIs EAGLE, good Waig paper. Passing over the siap given to some of our Democratic friends who are on their way to witness the inauguration from other points, we cannot but acknonledge in terms of ad. miration the liberal notice of our Senior Political differences should never prevent men from extend ing to each otheS the ceurtesies of. life
 Knowing the constitutional tendency of men to differ h epinion owing to their various powers and modes ot reasoning, the wise and noble founders of our Republic. provided for an untrameed enjoy. ment and expression of sentiment by all in politics as well as in Religion. And the greatest minds, the master spirits, always the most liberal to those who differ with them in matters of opinion. Minds of exceeding weakness, bigotry and vanity, can never imagine that it is possible for them 10 be wrong and others right. And these are the minds which are ever found denouneins and prosecuting their opponents We love free discussion man iy opposition, independence of sentiment in poll sics-in all matters. Brt abhor the vile spirit of personal slanlcr that someti.aes prevails among par tizans.
 We promise the Editor of the Eagle that should
 e ever fis!l our cy we Will ia return Tor te cor- tesy extended to our Sea;or, show him of 10 the best advantage. Whether We shali pronounce him ayoung looking man. will depend upon the fact of the case, and his position in life. II he be single man he could not find greaier inducements any where than ia cur city. to beiiss his conditon-to add to himself another haify
 N TowN.-.imeng the visitors now m our city is our old coafrere. Dr. $. Rorland. edi- tor of the Little Rock Banner.a and afore- time Of the Western Netld.n Memphis Although on his way to Washington lo attend ihe Inauguration, the Doctor las hY no means the ..lean and hungry lock which generally chamcierizcs lhe physiognemies o. such of our Ioroloeo friends as have their faces just now turned ie the rising sun. .Is c6nfrairr. he seemeih happy. content and comfortable. and al least five years younger ihan when ht bfass tiireugh iile ciIclc of friends thai sur rounded lszs. hare To lafn hiz footsteps west ward. Ne eid hlm cnuiial welcome.
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The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-26

ALABAMA LEGrsLATuRE.-Ths body have ad- journed, after passing 251 acts and joint resolu tioas. The proposition to sell the Banks for the State Bonls, heretofore noticed failed. The Bank debtors are required to pay up their indebtedness in three annual ins.alnents The circulation of the Banks is estimated at about ss,0o0 ,Qoo, and the good debts owing to the Banks about S, S,0o0, coo. The session exhibited, by the number ol its acts, a mania for law making, too common, and very ruin ous, to the western and southern States. No State can be made rich or prosperous bY legislation; it must be done by the industry, economy, enterprise, and temperance Of it's citizens
The Arkansas banner., 1845-02-26

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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-08-16

FROM BOSTON, daily except Sunday,)
NoR Ai6Gny and Western Railroad, Hartford New Ia
ven and New York, at 7! Al and P.
For NTWich and Stations the Norwich Railroad,
u A. NJ. and P. NJ.
For Forester, and Way Stations the Worcester Rail
Road at u A. NJ, and p.
For Mtttbury, at u A. NJ. and P.
For NeW York. via Norwich and by Steamer. every day
except Sunday, p. NJ.
For New YORK, by Long Island Rail Road, every day
except Sunday, at A. 81.
FROM WORCESTER.
With Passengers from the Western Rail Road, Albany
Hartford New Haven and New York via New Haven at
10 A. NJ. and A NJ stopping at Hay Stations.
With Passengers from the Norwich Rail Road, at 10 AM
stopping al Way Stations.
With Worcester Passengers, att and 10 AM and A PM
stopping at Way Stations.
With Passengers. from NeloYork by Steamer Norwich
early every day except Monday, stopping only Frain
ham.
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail
Road every afternoon except Sunday, stopping cnty at
Framing CHAM
FROM MILLBURY.
For Boston and Way Stations, daily except Sunday,
64 A.. N and al P. NJ.
NEWTON TRAINS
From Boston, at 81 AM 8, ST & 7P.M daily except Sunday.
do w. Newton at II q l04 AM. * q Pm. do. do.
Sunday Mail, from Boston II P. M.-from Worcester
Mt 7 A. NJ.
All Baggage the risk gifts owner.
Fares less when paid the Ticket Offices than in
the Cars. VIM. PARKER, Supt
April 80, 1916 If
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4 REAL ESTATE MARKET, gk

GS 81 Wall Street, New York. -@1@
FACTORIES, MILLS, and WATER PoWER-A great
variety Offered for sale the most reasonable
terms, among which are the following. viz:
l. In P0mret, Connecticut Farm Of 100 acres Of excel
and other farm buildings Also durable stream OF water,
with Saw Mill and Mechanic Shops, in of which
is a shinge making Machine. Price $500
2. In Lyme New London, Co. Connecticut, Tannery;
Mill operated by power and the establishment thro
out in perfect order for the manufacture of Leather with
all modern improvements; good Dwenghonse and nine
tfland. Price $1,000
s. In the State of New York. Hoosick Falls 25 miles
from Troy great Water Power, with Flannel Manutac
tory in operations the building WOOD 30 by 50 feet
stories high with % LOOMS &c, together with 60 acres
of land, and dwelling houses for Is 20 families Price,
$4,000.
4. Cotton Factory Waoonsack Creek, in Hcosick,
Sc miles from Albany There is frsraie water power,
with factory building 81 by 81 feet filled with machinery
out Of order Also, Flour MILL with run of stones
dwelling houses, &c. &c. Price $650O
5. In the village Of Leeds, Green Co the Hudson
River 100 miles from New York -Four acres OF land with
the power of Calskl Creek with 20 it, fall dwell
ing houses and large substantial built Mill house suitable
for cotton wooden factory, Touring mill Price Il Co.,
In Lyonsdae, Lewis Co.. 40 miles Utica 664 acres
OF land, with the immense water power High Falls,
Black River, with Saw Mill, and one dwelling house
Will be sold very low.
T. very valuable Water Power at the hourishng village
of Heaveon, St. Lawrence Co., Ogdensburg with
land and dwelling houses wanted.
s. Water Power, with six of land, in the City of
Utica. Price $4,000.
I g. In East Franklin, Delaware Goa well cultivated
Farm of 300 acres of excellent land, with failing
supply of water and fall of "a feet. The Improvements
consist oil sohd stone da new saw MIL anu r our
ing MIL SUoy ~ lee STORES hlgh punt IN the most sub
slahla hahheI' anu ounueI oh ROCK ihese his nave
as ntca custom Worh as ey can 40; COTTON WOODEN anu
scythe factories are greatly wanted ana mere is plenty OF
water for them ALL Price S 10000
~ III uaIuhei re orange % 'Tst MILL WIN run
VI pos' ocees, GU. rlasteT Mill ana
ga" MIL, an ID hrstra oroer ana dolhg large custom
BUSINESS uweliihg-nouses ana "a acres oil land Also,
ahother FACTORY budlhg suitable Tor cotton or wooden
manufacturing An abundance oil water the whole year. 8
Hies Aon Erie iNaIFoao FTlce SoCOO'
H. IN newark, New Jersey steam Factory building,
1Z0Ieet long;
~ SIX miles west OF Newark large hrsrate Fonrng
MIL never iaIhg supply OF water oo acres OF improved
anu, u"ens I"use GO very ld'oaoy located ior man
u'dctues ol any uescTipuon' rice SlV;ooU'
10 an FennsyINaha' on Lehgn hiVer, III Luzerne 90
gIeat water rover WIN one "a" MIL IN operation, anu
oVoJ acres Oh lanu W" DC od cheap IN portions as want
eu;
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-08-16
PATENT GALVANIC RTNCs,

0R a. II. CRlSTlE respectfully informs The American
- public that he has lately arrived from England the
purpose of introducing this country the novel appca
ton OF ElectroGavanism discovered by his brother Prof
Herman Crise OF London, in October last The discovery
has received the universal appreciation OF the medical pro-
ession OF Great Britain, who have pronounced among
the most important of modern scie4 life Inventions The
Patent Gavanc Rings have been found all
purposes for which the ordinary gavanic baery or
trio and magnetic machines used but without any
OF the injurious Shocks which always accompany the APP
pcation by these Instruments and many other
are more safe and certain in accomplishing the desired OBJ
jec
The Gavanic Rings have been several months be-
fore the English public and the universal reputation thew
have acquired sufficient evidence Of their extraordinary
power The prevention and Of the diseases for which
they are recommended They have been used with per
feet success In all cases of Rheumatism, Gout Tic Doer
eauX, Sick Headache, Indigestion Paralysis Stiff Joints
Fits, Cramps General Debility, Deficiency Nervous En-
ergy aud all Nervous Disorders The Galyanic power
which they possess gradual and constant and the bene
fetal eff they produce upon the system must be wit
messed to be believed The Galvanc Rings are in every
way perfectly harmless and sold prices to BE- within
the reach OF all DESTROYS OF testing their efficacy DR. Girls
tie Warn- the American public from the beginning to be-
Of spurious limitations.
To guard against fraud he will appoint but one agent in
each OF The Cities of the United States The only agency
for Worcester is JAMES GREEN & co. Nos. III and
200 Main Street. SIN Jnly 10
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-08-16
FAMILY GROCERIES,

DALLORD d BLISS, No pol Main street nearly oppo
II site the Worcester House, offer at the lowest cash pr
ces choice and extensive assortment of W. l. Goods and
Groceries vi1 Sugars Moasses, Teas Spices Dried Fruit
Pork Lard, Butter and Cheese Oil Earthen Stone and
Wooden Ware, Soap, Candles Fish and Salt with all
err articles usually found at such establishments.
For the mutual benefit of aud ourselves we
shall endeavour sell such goods will be satisfactory
price and quality If any should prove otherwise they will
be exchanged.
extra charge for delivery Of goods any part of this
village or its vicinity.
$50 Boxes Oranges, in the best condition the lowest
50 do Lemons prices.
MARSHALL 5 BALLORD,
Worcester, May l. If PERRIN BLISS
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Headache-SiClx or Nerv0us,

TTNIOsE who have suffered and are weary OF suffering
Il with THIS distress ng complaint, will find SPENCER'S
NLuE ABLE FILLS remedy at once certain and imme
date IN us ehecs one single dose Of the Pills taken az
soon as me headache is felt coming on will cure it in one
hour, and frequently in Is minutes
In all cases Of pain single trial will satisfy the most I'm
credulous That they will give immediate relief; no regard
IS 10 DC nag a. to what time they taken.
rms heliche' Tor want of materials which compose it,
has been principally confined to the state of Rhode nj
were as wen known In all the States the could
hot We supplied upwards of twenty-five thousand boxes
OF lnese Ineslimabe Pills have been sold within the ast
wee onths III Rhode Island alone. Each Box contains
~ Pills. Price 37@ cents
Prepared only by GIDEON SPENCER Warwick, II. L. and
sold, wholesale and retail by JAMES GREEN ~ Co, Main
street, Worcester " mum
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FURNITURE.

PARI RIDGE 4 la SER,
HAVE AT ALL TIMES AT THEIR WARE-ROoMs
Opposite the Central Exchange,
FENHE LARGEST AND BEST assortment OF
u FURNITURE to be found in the County of Worcester,
comprising upwards OF 200 BEDSTEADs of various pat
terms Cane fancy and common CHAlRg ofa kinds
SECRETARIES, BUREAUS, TABLES,
STANDS, SINKS, &c, of every description.
SOFAS. COUCHES, Mahogany Stuffed Rocking and Parlor
CHAIRS, of the latest yle and superior workmanship
SPLENDID LOOKING GLASSES.
Also Looking Glass Plates, Furniture Varnsh Mahogany
Knobs, Veneers, Boards, Stair Rails, &c.
choice article of ENTHUSIASTICALLY Leaf
and Hair MATRASSE and all other articles usually found
in similar establishments in City or country Our extern
sve stock being made in the best and OF the best
maeriawe confidently warrant it to those who want
good and substantial Furniture being SUPERIOR To that
found in any other Warerooms in the County.
u Those VINO buy sell again, furnished on liberal
terms.
~ Furniture carefully packed to send at distance
n. B. We prepared sell low any-partCu~
arly such q" Defy Competition"
No IA and l46 MAIN STREET,
Worcester, Nov. 90. tt opposite Central Exchange.
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j. S. SPEAR,
The Old Indian Doctor.

TAKES this opportunity thanks the citizens
OF Worcester and vicinity for the liberal share OF pat
which he has received for the Years in his
extensive practice He also feels highly gratied in having
the pleasure of informing the public thai prepared to
refer to large number that have been Consump-
ton Cancers, llumors Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, GRAY
ell Tumors, and Nervous affections.
Fifty Thousand Patients
Have proved the true efficacy Of these celebrated Medi-
cines. They undoubtedly the eectua remedies
discovered and may relied upon with great conf
dence and certainty many Of my patients will testify.
practice OF more than five thousand dollars
~ will demonstrate the fact that these Medicines have gv-
the most decided satisfaction
REMOVED DIR. ;. may be consulted, as usual, at the
Worcester Temperance House, The FOURTH MONDAY
ofeach month ADYICE GRATIS.
Agens-M. d. PHILLPs, Worceseri Mr. Harrington,
N. e. Village; Mr.. Taft, Upton Dec Is.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-08-16
HARDWARE, etc,

~ NEWCOAIB & co. are now receiving by
". arrivals from Liverpool large additions
their former stock OF ENGLISH HARDWARE which, TO-
gether with every variety of AMERICAN goods render
their assortment full and complete all OF which offered
TO the trade and consumers less than Boston N York
prices Among other goods are the following:
500 dozen Superior c. 5. FILES and RASrS
500 do. TABLE CUTLERY ofevery variety
200 do Pen and Pocket KNIVES.
English and American BRITANNIA WARE.
40 doz. HAND SAWS of Butcher's," Groves and
Beardshaw's manufacture.
Welch & GTi1th's Circular, Cross Cut and Mil SAWS.
500 doz. extra AUGER BITS Of our manufacture,
and warranted of the best quality.
Also Nails, Chains Vices Coach Screws Nuts Washers,
Ash Pit and Boiler Doors, Copper Boilers Brass Kettles,
Copper Pumps Lead Pipe Sheet Lead Copper and Brass
Brass and Iron Wire together with every variety of Shelf
Hardware.
5000 gross WOOD SCREWS.
500 boxes Keene GLASS;
500 do Waterford and Sand Lake DO.
IS casks London Emery.
IS bbs. and cases GLUE.
Carriage Bands and Lamps, Elliptic Springs, &c.
Worcester, April 3d. If
BAR IRON, STEEL, AND NAILS.
THE subscribers having made large additions to their
/ stock, can offer, their old customers and all
who wish to purchase complete an assortment of the
above be found in any Store in Boston, and
such prices will be satisfactory to the purchaser.
CONSISTING OF
so fiat English Iron, from l to inches wide.
20 20 90 90 round DO DO do do sto9f d de-
50 DO fiat refined and Banks Iron, from to in wide
so do round do do do ! to II Go.
20 do large Skating from Il to A in.
10 do square Banks Iron, to Il in.
90 do we-assorted fat and square Swedes Iron.
10 do P S. 10 S. Iron,
30 do small round and square Iron fr SIG to 9l6 in.
do best Norway horse nail Rods.
90 do Swedes and Am. Spike Rods and Shoe Shapes
10 do Swedes and American Band Iron.
do best Ulster Hoops, to Il inches.
ALSO,
Sheet Tomorrow Bars--Elliptc Springs--AXles anC
-Anvils-Vices--She Zmc-Sheet Lead-IiOrse
Nails-CAsT STEEL, round fiat, and square-Cut Nails
Nuts md Washers-G rinds ones,-Smithfeld Lme-H. L.
r. g. Co. j. PRATT & EARLE,
Nos. and Washington Square.
Worcester, May l. If
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Consumption Consumption
More Pro0fs Of the Efficacy of Or. Awayne's
Compound Syrup Of wa Cherry
TO DR.. swAYNE, Dear Sir
The
time has
been when would
not recommend medicine
advertised in the public prints over
my signature; now feel differ ent ] was
reduced by violent and protrdcted cough TO n
mere skeetOn no rest at night soreness and pain in
my breast and side and all the symptoms Of approaching
Consumption; suffice il to say, used your C6mponnd
syrup of Wild Cherry which in few weeks re.
lieved me eheotually ! certain that
had II not been for Your medicine las
life frequently depends an early
attention 10 proper medicne)
] should now be IN
the silent
GRAVE.
e, no person delay 6nt procure your syrup and be reev
el Of lhelr coughs aud colds, they dangerous com
panons, and often lead to fatal consequences remain
your friend, ABRAHAM SKINNER, CrawGgyd co po
DIX sWAHNES Compound Syrup If Uiid Cherry n
he ohy remedy mat can be relied upon for the
cure ,Whoopns Cough pain die side aud breast
Group snortness Of Breath Inflammation of the Lungs
~ Only prepared by DR. sWAYNE northeast corner of
Eighth and Race Sts, Phindelphin 100 "
q. a. a. =, HARRINGTON, Druggists, Agents for Wor
cesler' l3w June Is.
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RAIL ROADS. &C:
BOSTON \ WORCESTER RAIL ROAD.
Summer Arrangement.

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Litchfield enquirer., 1845-09-04

Fire at Northuiile. house occupied by Rev. Joseph L. Morse, at Worthwhile Gin the town of New Milford,) was destroyed by fire on Saturday evening. The particulars are given in the follow ing letter from MT. M. ".t ...'- t.
 MR. ADAMs,-On Saturday evening, Aug. 30, we retired at an early hour, having been absent a few days. Soon after, the owner of the house, Mr. A. Northrop, called and requested candle to ob. tain something from the chamber in which his fur niture, Sc. was stored. This was about half past o'clock. You can have but faint imagination of my feelings when, about half past 10, the following cry aroused me "Get up f! Your house is on fire, fire" &c. On leaping from my couch found the room lighted from without, sprung .o my wife, carrying her to the next room. On passing out l found at one end of the ridge the flames rising ten or fifteen feet. Part of my clothing and furniture was saved-al my library isgone. The whole loss is from 500 to 900 dollars-no insurance My los: cannot be less than $2oO Myself and companion have abundant cause for gratitude that kind Pro vidence has preserved our lives, and that our lot has fallen among such sympathising friends.
 JOSEPH L. MORSE.
 Worthwhile, Sept. l. ...........,..... ......
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-09-04

0o-The attention of our readers, especially the mercantile, is invited to the advertisement of the " New.Yor Wholesale Houses.' Country mer- chants who are in the habit of purchasing their goods in New York. will find it highly to their ad- vantage to call at the establishments mentioned in that advertisement, where they can be supplied with all articles in their line on the most rcasona- ble and accommodating terms. We think it an excellent plan thus to give information to msr- chants in the country, % that they may know where to purchase superior goods without loss of time consequent upon vexatious enquiries. s. p.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-09-04

OG-The mob spirit is up at Lexington. On Tues day night about one hundred and fifty mon. wear ing black masks to conceal their features and call ing themselves "the black Indians" i" made hideous noises in the streets, maltreated many free negroes
 tarred and feathered several in the public streets, broke the ribs of one man, the hands of another, and injured the eye of third that the poor fel. low will lose it. These are the legitimate fruits of the every orderly" proceedings of Tom Mar. shall 6 Co. the week before. If great men disre. gard law, smaller ones will follow suit H
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-09-04

oc-The health of c. M. Clay was improving at the last accounts, and the prevailing belief was that he would recover, though his physician did not consider him out of danger. What may be his course, if his health is restored, is not indicated, but we doubt not it will be worthy of the cause he has so warmly espoused.
 In consequence of the dastardly outrage at Lex ,ngton, an intense excitement existed in Ohio, ln- diana, &c.,, and at Cincinnati one of the largest meeting ever held in that city assembled on the evening of the 25th ult and passed appropriate re- solutions in relation to the affair."
 Similar meetings have also been held.at Pitts burgh and other towns on the Ohio.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-09-04

M,0dered-The Cleaveland Herald states that young man named Truman Allen, while on guard at Military parade at Burton, Geauga Co. Ohio, was murdered on the 22d ult. by man named Britton. A set of rowdies styling themselves the lines. and were opposed by Alien. when Britton, the Captain of the gang, stabbed him, killing him instantly.
 Ahead Iof hhe Magnetic IelegrepA. St. Louis papers are felictating themselves upon the completed from Washington to their city, they will be able to report the speeches in Congress . few minutes before they are delivered, in conse- quencs of the diligence of longitude between the two places.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-09-04

.DJ-No. TX. of Lardners Lectures treats of the following subjects: Protection from Lightning, Magnetism. Electro Magnetism. the Thermome- ter, Atmospheric Electricity. and Evaporation.- Either of the Lectures is worth the price fthe six. That on Protection from Lightning is inter- esting to all classes of readers.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-09-04

0s-The gentleman who took bound volume of the Enquirer for ls3l-2 from this office several months since. will oblige the owner by returning the same. ''7i' ,' "a.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-09-04

Od-The Thirty-sixth annual meeting of the A. merican Board of Foreign Missions commences its sessions in Brooklyn. N Y., on Tuesday next to be continued for three days The exercises will be of more than usual interest, and the Inequalities of !he citizens of Brooklyn, of various denominations, will be extended to those who attend. .a. =. .,,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-09-04

00-our old friend Joseph Barber, the first editor of the Columbian Register, has established an Alb. Olition paper at Syracuse. s - .- s..r tsr-a
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-09-04
.MARRJEn

In Hartford. on the !st inst. Charles E. Babcock. E%q; ct New-YOr11, to Miss LyGia A. Hlnman, ae1 eond daughfcr of R. R. Hipmap, Esq.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-09-04
: THE ENQUIRER.
 sLIrCHFIELD, SEPT. {, 1895.
NEWSPAPER AGENCY.

MT. P. PALMER, General Agent for obtaining subscriptions, advertisements, and making collec- tions for newspapers. in the cities of New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston, is authorized to take advertisements, subscriptions, &c, in those cities for the ENQURER. His New York Office is in the Tribune buildings 16o Nassau st Boston, Mo- 1e State st.; Philadelphia, No. 50 Pine st.; ;- Baltimore, s E. corner of Baltimore & Calvert sts.
 Oo-The Superior Court adjourned on Friday to the 2sth of October. The following State cases were disposed of last week: t.
 Perkins K. Hyde, tried for firing factory bu'ld- ing, &c. at New -Hartfo,d; Lewis H. ClemOns Ca youth of 14 at the time of the oence) for attempt at rape Samuel Green, for selling property not his own; and Enoch Buckingham, for cutting, beating and otherwise illtreating adumb beast, were seve- rally acquitted. ..
 Luke Ryan, was tried for an attempt to commit adultery, convicted, and sentenced to six months imprisonment in the county goal, and to pay fine of fifty dollars. s# o'
 Thomas Benton was convicted of burglary, and sentenced to state prison four years
 Reuben Dowd, for an assault on his brother with intent to kl was convicted and sentenced to state prison. @