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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-09-24
are constantly receiving
GROCERIES,

from their Store Nos IS and 81 Broad Street. New York
which they offer for sale WHOLESALE at the WEBSTER
DEPOT, at NeW York Prices, adding freight only.
Also-FL0UR & GRAIN, IRON & STEEL,
SALT, &c. 83tf Webster, Aug. ~, 1916
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28

"Hsala,R and hs,i' a. under stood by
s,me OF Of oor opponsn'', BE- applied 10 tho
tard Ne may ", live TO 'ec ls''cd upon ~
asa necessary means Of rs'sing money Tor
tie support Of Government
~ lhn discussion shou, ,'arch, ho~ov"r,
We are m danger Of tossing ,,e'i 81 the 90.
pet M view Wien We oommcoS,d hat
Aas 10 show that our opponent, are ptcma
,utc IN their ,auns III, eonune'noy ur
on which the Wing, rtophcs'cd run ard
j 'ordcr to nftse tom the election 81
M,ats Polk and Dallas has not yet occut.
rcd -Four hGhsof the advocates Of the G
lection Of those Pcn'lrmtn proclaimed he
nnu.pto,ccuvr policy m TIM, which They
would ADOPT The Wings stated their be
lief that The gtcnt mishud would proceed
en- such policy, and, 10 ,hcir behalf, Wc
now ro-atiirm that belief
The p',Stai prosperous stale - fas 't'
mH Of VINO roli,p lldcp'n's or"n no
party now IL Tie ASCENDANT IA ,h' t'o''tn
men, whether the prosperity shall continue,
OF be hlo,,cl hy the i.ccolo,o parry m car.
tying out Us uvowcL principles. st National
lutt .ligtucCr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28

the centre OF the stable, I'D her well With
oats abou, Moe &C lock, and after taking &
good smoke went to bcJ, know.
ing that my old mare va, a truth telling
animal, sni that she'd give a good ,opon
Of hereelf in the morning. had'n, go,
'sirly to sleep, before the old oman huoeh-
ed me and wanted TO know wha, on aiuh
was the matter out a, the stable Says |,
go to sleep Peggy, It is nothing but Kate
she's kicking off flies, guess. Purity
soon she hunched inc ngin, says sho, Nj
lInckeocE du get up and see what IN the
worlds the matter with Kate, for she's
kicking most powerfully Lay still Peg.
gv Kate will take care Of herself | guess.
Wal the next morning about day light
Bradley with the bride in his hand, cum
TO The stablc,as true as the book OF Genesis,
when he saw the old ronn's sides, s,aru and
head, he cgsscd and sworc worse than you
did, mister, when cam down on your toes
Auer break na'thsf m ornin', Joe Davis cum
to my house, and says he 'Bradley's old
roam is nearly dead she's Gu, all to pieces,
and can scarcely move 4 want III know,
says |, how on airth did 1t hnppenl Now
Wills, we were ialkin' up cum lha, everlast-
ing hypoctitc Bradley, and saws he, my
old roam is runedr Du tell, saysI. She
is all Gu, TO pieces says he do you know
whether she was in your stable last night ?
Wal. with ibis mister, | lets OUT DO |
know /, f'-,he Yankee hcre-in illustrat.
ing made n sudden advance upon the dnn.
dy, who made way for him unconsciousIv
as i, werc--'Do know it, you no-souled
squash headed, old nichtowl you you
huy-hookin', corn-cribbin, fod1er-fudein'
ccn,.shavin', within OF no,hn', you o.
Kate kicks like mere dumb beast, bu,
Pvc reduced the thing to a science 2 The
Yankee had no, ceased TO advance, or the
dandy in his aslonlshmcnt, TO retreat and
now tho motion Of the latter being acccIcr.
a,cd by an apparent demonstration on
the part Of tho former to sui, the
action to the word he found himself in the
social hall ,umbling backwards over pile
Of BAG gage and tearing the knees Of hi,
pant, as he scrambled up, a pcrfc ct scream
Of laughter s,unning him on oil sides -
The dofca, was total n few moments after
wards he was seen dragging his own trunk
ashore, while Mr. Hitchcock finished his
story on the boiler deck
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28
From The 81. LouiJ Reriiie.
Kicking a Yankee.

A very handsome friend Of ours, who q
few weeks ago was poked out Of a comfort.
able office up the river, has betaken himself
to Bangor for a tune to recover from the
wound Inflicted upon his feelings by our
'unprincipled and lmmela'iRg admini,!fa-
lion
Change OF air mus, have had an ins,an,
effect upon his spirits, for from Galena be
writes us an amusing letter, which among
other things, tells Of desperate quarrel
that took place on board oflhe boat between
n real live dandy tourist, and a real live
Yankee settler The latter ,rod on the
former whereupon the former, threatened
TO kick ou, ofthe cabin latter.
You kick me out olthls cabIng9
'Ycssir, I'll kick you out OF this cabin
You'll kick me, Mr. Hitchcock, out Of
this cabinsf .
Yes ST., I'll kick you, Mr. Hitchcock =
We'll, gu,ss sad the Yankee, very
coolly. after being perfectly satisfied that It
was himself who stood in such Imminent
peril of assull-'I guess since you talk Of
| kicking. YOU We never heard me tell Of old
Bradley and my mare there to hum 2
No cir. nor d. ! wish
Wal, guess It won't set you back much
any how, a. kicklug's generally best 70 be
lconsid~rcd on. You see old Bradley Is
| one Of hose sanctlmonlous. long faced hyp
oern,, who put on n religions suit every
/ Sabbath day more,ng aud with good deaI
Of screwing manage to keep 1t on tIll aiIer
sermon m the afternoon Wal he had an
old roam mare that would Jump over any
sixteen rail fence 10 Illinois and open sny
door 10 my barn that hldn'ih paddock on II
| Two or three usnes found her 10 my sta
bic, and told Bradley about hand he wni
very sorry an unruiy animal-WoulC
wsick her and huA lot OF such things al
SAID in a very serious manner, with a ilc'
Twice as long - old DRAGON FArrar's OF
sabbath day. knew all the tims lie va
lying and so | watched him and bis Of,
roam 10 and for three nights regular oil,
roam came to my sable about bed lime, an
Jus at dAyl gh, b Adlry would come, bri
Die her aud ride Oft then jus took M
obi mare down to the backsmahs shop
snd had some shoes made wHh 'coTks' iou
lnehes long aud bad I'm nailed on TO hs
hlod feet Your heels mltler amt nolhm
10 en-. took her home and gave her q
boUi tn a., batter, snd lied bar night
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28

Anofhtr Horrible Afd,v. Isauc Good
all, Esq, Wing member of,ho Tennessee
House OF Representatives from Smith Co
was killed IN Gnllatn, on the I7lh ult, by
MIR. Charles pele Lewis OF that place. -
The unfortunate affair, reports says, grow
out Of testing remarks sbouln Polk stalk
upon tar Wagon IN the sreci-Goodsl |
Joe ulnrIy remarked, there's Polk stalk
must come down, al tho same time throw
ing n smaI rock n, it, MIR Lewis immediate.
" h,rv Iisi,, nnd shu him dr-d r"'r
men, though differing IN politics, were init.
mate and on friendly terms, all that awful
moment, which sent one TO n dread elcrnily,
aud compelled The other 10 cscnp" with a
fellow creatures blood uTon his bend -
Lewis has not been taken.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28

Asfebo1r or FREDERICK rnE Omar
The following aneedo,o Of Frederick tho
Great, illustrative Of the sound r,c which
distinguished his policy !, innnhcd by a
correspondent Of theNatonai lnlellRcncer
How many mcn would sink from n, own
insgn fcnnce who are buoycd up by the
attacks Of Dboir opponents, A pnHoi GA
church in Berlin, permiued himself 10 Utter
the mos, violent lnvccllvcs against tho IRE
hgIon oi his Sovereign He WINS lncnec.
iualy advised TO b. more clrcumspect but
such admonrions only ynamed his zeal
and increased his crpfes,icns Of wrath -
The king sent Tor hm snd gave him re-
proof which might have been given and
may yet be given, to thousands Of mistaken
elfrieaI snd lay zoulola, the eternal and i'm
placable enemies Of trne religion. Sir,
you desire that ! should persseute you, but
have M, tho slphiea intention to clolhs
you with the honoso Of msuyrdom Your
fantasies are unsuitable 10 the age BE
peneeable, live happy nni con.ribu.c to Tho
baPpnes. Of yosr feel"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28

Mas no help for ii, howc,cr. 50 ho "futkci
over the ', and shopist,ng his hsfl'unk
wen, on his way growing "Cu's York
city cu- the joc,or1 and cu,s them ID
p'ison Iotsicsl
Plat evening the cnp;ain, the wnp Al
the psCu do physician u,ura,cd at Fioa
rSoLs on lobster, salad md tuning. for
which the Yankees Nv dollars stood c1.
chtqn,r Il knick,rbocker
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28

SINGULAR TEApITioS Among t,,o
Seminole Indians there IL singular o.i
ton, regarding the white mans orf q and
superiority, They say that when III, cat
Spirit made the earth he nl., medc thrce
men all Of whom were farc mpl ,on,d
and thn, ahcr making them, h. L. them
to the margin Of n small lake, anI hado
them leap 10 and wosh One Of thcm rm.
m,dla,alcIy oboycd and c,mc out putcr and
iarcr Ihnn before the srconi h,sita,rd n
moment, during which time, tho water rgi-
,alcd by the first, had become slightly mud
dicd. md " hen he had bathed, he tUmo up
coppcricolortd; the lhud did noI leap IN I'LL
the water became blaze with mud md he
come on, with ITS own color h,n tho
Otoht Spirit laid before them three pack
ngcs Of bark ond bode them choose md out
of pity for hs misfortune in color, gave tho
black man the first choice. lie took hold
Of ench of the packages, and having lclt
the weigh, chose the heaviest, the copper.
colorod one oflhcm chose tho second heav.
lest leaving the white man the lIgh,cst 49,
Whcr the packages were opened, the first
wa. found 10 contain spndc., hoes AMI all
the implements OF lubor; the second un.
wrapped hunting and fishing and wnrIko
apparatus. the third gavo,o the white mnn
pens, ink and pnper--,hc engine Of
the mind-thc mcanc Of mptua -
mental lmprovemen,--tbe social link OF
humanity the foundation OF The white mans
superiority.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28

Before the wur Of lsl2 the only canals
IN The Unllcd Slois were the MidIinex
canal IN MaHnchus'tt,, II mice IN length
and finished Ia 1908 and the san,oe cana!
N South Carolina, - m.Cs 10 hugh
There are now 1000 miles q caun,s,
which have cos, upwards oi elOO 900 900
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28

T Hs 10 ufH q a hdh'i IHisiisei --
There D, 10 such thing lsays No1Ls
Mess'ugefl st determining he ,ulol.,d ty
The uur Of man Count ~ point "
u1nt, may b. Of no accoun, whslc,,r and .
4 rot may be ne barren Of bulnI sss
clcsnul tree Of ualnu,s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28

Some misehievous WaRs one night
pulled down turner's sign and put
II over lawyers doorm the morning
II read al sprts Of tuning ard INIS
ING d--e ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28

CoMrTE In, Aug. G, ! S4J.
Dear Sir: am sorry TO inform Won Of
most daring auemp, al instruction Of tho
slaves OF Mr. licnley, in this nclghborbooj
Abou, a week ago, IN the night, Indications
IN tho movements ofthc negroes led Mr. Il
TO suspect that oil was not right, and 'nrc
enough. on the succeeding morning, to
most confidential fellow, the diver, headed
the gang nourishing his club, lhrov'nng
death and destruction to the family. nrl he
approac he'd the fret barrel Of Mr. H. gun
missed fire, and the SECOND trough, hun
dead IN his tracks the balance o',hcm sur.
rendered, which terminated the plot
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28

Cdl.ro denyet NJ name from C0Iiep's place
~ the Fast ladies IS here u vas Ga manu-.
l4ctuicd
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28

A Mono PLoT ~ LOUISIANA We
find the following tcucr IN the New Or
leans Republican -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-21

ANOTHER CAPITAL CRIME IN WORCESTER Co.
Ii iswell known 10 our readers that Thomas Bar
ret was executed last Winter in Worcester. A few
days after his execution. Orrin De Wolf committed
murder under the prison walls Since that John
Roach has confessed that he has committed capt.
tai crime ia the same County and is under SEN
tence of death. We now learn that Samuel Wor-
cester was arrested on Monday. the 9th inst in Ian
caster, Worcester Co. charged with the murder OF
his wife when intoxicated. He is now in Jail for
trial Three capital crimes have been committed in
that County since last January, when Barrett was
hung Hangman.
ANOTHER STEAMBOAT LosT.-Capt. Cornelius
arrived in this city evening from the wreck OF the
steamboat Little Mail, the Missouri river. The yes
sell we learn struck snag about TWENTY-FIVE miles above
Jefferson CITY, was rounded to- and filled with water
the shore. The boat is total loss-the engine was
saved st Louis Republican.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-21
LONDON, 9th July, lsi5.

REFUSAL TO DELIVER UP THE kIDSAPPERs.-A
communication was received from Gov. MCDOWELL of
Virginia ahnn,t The close of the last month making
known his purpose deliver up the men ndct.
ed in Washington Co. for kidnapping citizens Of this
State.
ing TO deliver up kidnappers M thar there OF
that State which exenpts and shields from such pro.
cess persons under prosecution for felony or
oIher crime alleged have been committed in pirgiaia
and persons custody upon any execution or upon
arv writ or process We shall not pretend Giscpss
the ssal bearing Of this provision eave that for
those yersed in the leading techncaities But common
sense i; appears 10 rs show that Gov. Med.
has uaced an extraordinary construction the phra-
scolorv of the law and violated its sacst import
order 10 make il erve plea for his refusal issue
warrant for the and delivery Of the kdnappers
They are NOT charged with the commission of crime
arnn,t The laws of Virginia They have not committed
an offence against those laws, they under pro-
secuton' or in custody upon any execution upon
any writ or process The law therefore has no bear
ing upon the case whatever YET upon this ouiboe. the
Governor of Virginia naught the law OF Congress-
the reuusi;ons of the Constitution and The very posi-
lions that in controversy with Nrw-York his own
Stale authorities s-renuously maintained. Under
such provisions he wondered that the feeling Of
The free czeps OF this Sate are om5ttered against
slavery and Shareholders?
Gov psrtey az we upderstand inside proper reply
70 the communication OF Gov. Mcdowell Oh the Sd in
whether Il will have the eject 10 him from his
uurpose we have. yet, 10 means of knowing We
have patiently endured great wrcns and hoped justice
Though tar o, would eventually be done violated
law If our state How much longer are submit,
and bo much farther the authorities OF Virginia will
in order TO screen her guilty citizens and trampc upon
the rights of innocent over whom they have never
had rirhfu jurisdiction, venture to surmise
But we err much if those who have sanctioned these
peated wrongs, do no; reap bitter harvest
Ohio State Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-21

speaking OF her. The country women oil New
England. MS well as the Western States snare 'n''
trait Of pa,rarchal those OF Brittany
MIN, is 70 be inferred from adding the word ofd
TO NV Woman, and Ny Man, we do not know one
wonia no, think My old Woman" phrase OF en-
aoor,ncnt unless indeed, it means that the parties
are willing to grow old together
The essay on Idle People is one of the most
GRACEFUL in the book The mode Of making religions
marriages spoken of in Chances and Changes"
was now 10 us.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-21

Russia must be historically and geographically ct
the head Of such efforts: Believing that the league
OF absolute Governments can only be defeated by q
holy alliance Of Nations, and sympaihizing espc.
cialy with the Sclavonians who must some day
mite in battle with Italy aeains; the common
enemy. Austria. the Central Committee OF Young
italy. National Association united heart and soul.
with the vows the hopes and The aspirations cfthe Po
li5h patriots unes in the name of the Association
and with sentiments OF gratitude for the invitation
that has been given them, in the above address
Signed in behalf ofthe Central Conmiitee, by
JOSEPH MAZZINr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-21
~ Hydropn,hic Institution.-George

~ Uydropathic Institution.-George T. Dexter,
NJ D. has established Hydropahic Institution for tho
treatment of disease upon the cold al the
trail and penssn, village Of Morris;own, The efficacy
of cold The prevention and of disease no
generally admitted ard in many parts of Europe and our
country has suspended Tie use OF drugs and medi-
curs In both and chronic diseases such evers
rheumatism govt paralysis scroula, spinal diseases lin:
Gliding and dsorons dyspepsia aud hest OF
Ills which man heir TO- the action Of cold waer rapid and
permanent Al Selling upon The cause of disease 1t
reduces greatly the amount OF human misery and suffering
and produces radical OF disease when other means
and treatment have failed In the graphic language OF Bull
wer under the cold wafer treatment nat1e leaves the body
10 lis OWE instructive tendency which always toward re-
covery new Of aclon commences and the con-
sulution il only amended, 1t undcrgoes change Dr.
Dexter has recently returned from Europe and has mnde his
extensive Of baths afteihe plan OF Press
n!z himself will be the aim OF the proprietor while he
offers 10 ipveds the means OF relief from disease 10 give
them also the comfort md conveniencea of home Morris
delightfully."- siusted surrounded on all sides with
The aids aid appliances which will give effect in carrying
out the cold water The Morris and Essex Rail-
road cminates short distance from the Institution and car
RACES are ready all times convey patients 10 and from
the establishment MIS- I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-21
From the National lntelligencer.

THE FARMERS LIBRARY, AND MONTHLY JocRNA- OF
AGRICULTURE No. s. November, 1915, edited by JOHN
5. SKINNER :. E,
The current number of this valuable periodical
contains under its first title, continuation OF
.THAER's Principles Of Agriculture" embracing
the important subjects Of fodder cattle systems OF
cultivation and Aeronomy, or treatise on the con-
s,i,uent facts and physical properties OF the SOIL and
the best method OF acquiring knowledge OF lhe
different earths, and ascertalnng their value Inc
importance OF this information 10 the agricuturis IS
TOO obvious to need insisting upon, and The style OF
Mr. Thaer is so easy and simple ct least Is SO In
the translation which Mr. SKINNER has adopted,
that the utility of the treatise is very much increas-
ed. II would be difficult 10 imagine more valua-
Die addition 10 an Agricultural Library than Mr..
Fbaer's book, which Mr. Skinner is here placing
within every ones reach at very moderate price.
But, besides the continuation of this valuable
teaise, there is great mass OF very interesting
matter, under the heads of Memoir of Judge Pc
ters, with portrait; n communication on Tunisian
Shcep; The continuation OF the valuable paper on
lhe history and uses OF the Cotton Plant and papers
| on the DIX Plant, and on Transplanting Trees To
these succeed the Agricultural Discourse delivered
before the Queens County Agricultural Society, at
Hampstead, Long Island, October 9, le45 by Mr.
SKINNER More than thirty other articles and mo-.
tees OF subjects connected with agriculture, and
highly interesting 10 the American farmer ell The r.
manning pages of this number.
Our object il the notices which we hive given of
this publication is not merely spread knogled pe
Of lis existence and general design but of its claim
on The score of the eGtrGordtndry quantity and The
solid character OF the contents O.. each number >
This claim is a wellfounded one and has been
strengthened hitherto By each successive publca-
ton. To doub. the success Of this work would be
TO libel the intelligence of the great body of Amer
can egnculturists.
G ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-21

The whole Catholic and Jewish population we pre-
sumo is included in the numbers opposite those names
respectively whereas in msst other only the
coDmurIcanls are included and these constitute but
SINAI! portion Of the population.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-21

~ The Annual Election for Directors OF the How
ard Insurance Company will be held at the office OF said
Company, No Sc Walls on Monday LIST December ls4o
commencing al u and closing at 2 P. III
nil tldec LEWIS PHILLIPS, Secy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-21

Grny Hair-MR- CLikEHuGH respectfully iptiu1ates
that IN the great success which has for years
bs peculiar Of The Diseases OF the skin
connected with thr hair ladies gentle con-
sui. him daily The various diseases and changes 10 which
the hai5 suec; especially those cases arising from
feyers confinement ovesUdy and anxiety OF mind,
ducng gray AID weak he badness, and frequently It's
tire loss.
on TO the study badness and gray hair aid d
ring his practice has received The sanction ard approval OF
Inc nrrcioal medical faculty. the city AID many Europ,
The united recommendations OF the press and testimonials of
housand. in every quarter OF the country who have been
benefited by his treatment
The many vile and perpicous nostrrns AT present edver
Used by ignorant aud unprinapled enps RIGS, all pretending
10 benefit the hair INDUCES Mr.. c. 10 the public
sganst such position and quachery the destruction and
ruin of the hair viii follow their use
Office for consultation 205 Broadway Private apartment
for ladies' Hours from 10 To o'clock MA lmis
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