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Notice.

'ES II Commissioners OF The Poor for Edge.
4 field DlSlricl, have Resolved, TO pay oaft
no more pensions, except In the most er-
Irene cases Therefore all perspns wish,
ing 10 receive uny assslaGce from..ahe
Board, will have 10 apply ty petition 10
them al Their next meeting AT .Edgefield
Courl House, prI The frs, Monday in Jan.
uary next, either for admission TO The Poor
House, Or continuance of pension as
the case may justify.
Published by order Of The Board; !,
; JOHN. HUlET, CLERK.
Dec. 3 St as >.
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Numi Preparations in England An
intelligent writer in the New York Jour.
nal of Commerce. seeks TO explain tho
cause of the Increase o! naval prepara-
lions in the Dock Yurds and III The Navy
of Great Britain. upon grounds. having
nnrhing TO do whatever with the Oregon
or any other question likely to lead 10 a
ocar. H. says that last FEBRUARY, Sir
Robert Peel delivered in the House OF
Commons the annual Financial State.
menrof the affairs of the Kingdom. On
this occasion there vas more than ordinary
interest attached 10 il. il being kmnwn that
he intended 10 propose great rhangeS IN
The duties Of both Cusums and Excise,
aud also because Tor rhe first time in etev-
en- yvars, there was large surplus rege-
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NaAReRlED,

On the 18Th December BY the Rev w
Krnmerly, Mr. VASTINE Ii EIsI.O ONG 70 Miss
MARY, daughter OF Mr. II. Viewer, all OF thi:
District.
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Not sCc.

"A Ii. Persons intHb'ed 10 the Fstatc o
IA Sarah Marlin deceased. are requested
To make im,n, dinle payment, and all having
any demands against TIE said Estate will hant
them in according 10 law.
+. MARTIN, Executor.
40 q II 40
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Notice.

IL LII be sold al Public Sale at
W Edge6elL Court House .an lhe
iiouday in Jan. mex, on, a.: credi, .of
'arlve mouths one peero woman ,.aamed
Mile, and hoy child Empre. he properly
of Luke Dolby, deceased. Purchasers 10
si>e Bond andrwo approved Securities to
Is. J. Ryan and Reuben Cooper. Il
rlir above property sold hy consent Of
Parties. l.,
Dee. 3 1915 81 45
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EEaDgy.aaeRD a. GAEsM. NY

FEHliE Customers of The firm of Ho.c-
4 ara s Garmany. will please come
fnrw ard and settle at tn" earle-: Imssible
convenience.
The firm will have been dissolved Que
year, in January nez', by which lime !!
earnestly desire to have the business
closed.
am a, all limrs to be found a. tie Old
Stand, with aH The Notes and Accounts rI
the firm.
G w GARMANY. !.
Hamburg, Nov. 25,n, 1915. 7, AZ
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The bill for The establishment of rail
road hetw cen Nashville and Chattanooga
has fna!ly passed The Tennessee Legis-
lalure. The Nashville Banner states
hat The charter is liberal in its terms, SO
much so thai we have li,lle doub, The
" hole stock will be taken
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-31

Mr.. .4ndrv johnson ?fTtnneSsee We
see il slated in The washington corra>po"
drnce of the Richmond Enquirer. that
Mr.. A. johnson. of Team. a member OF
he House of Representatives, aud vrry
es!imable and Intelligent gentleman, was
taught by his wie To read since his mar
riase. He is tai"r hy trade and ii is
said, yet carries on his business al his
shop al home.-It is well at,ded thai his
standing in Congress. is Il strong iI"sira
iioT of the excellence OF our institutions.
Native miud and labor, aided by til or
pnrluniIies " hch are at the command of
every citizen. have made him what b" is
|, gives us pleasure always to record snch
examples. Mr.. johnson may he opposed
10 US iu politics. bal that does not rrrsenl
Us from acknow lrdsinS his merits, aud
FEELING interested 10 his welfare We do
not know him. hui a man who displays
the energy industry and Intellect that ne
has. is au honor IN he country.
alexander Ga-
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.M.AGKEREE.

:; GaHh BARRELS, half and guaftsr
e. Wv barreIs Mackerei, Nos. i, ,2&S s
(lnte insprcti6n.) ,,@-.ts
20 Kills No. lMackerel. a.r.
2 Bbls No. ] Salmon. i =. r.;i 80.
10 -" choice new crop New Orleans
MOLASSES. ~ -:
Together with almost every article wanted for
Family use, making The best assortment o
.umiiy Groceries ever offered for sale in this
market, winch they viii sell at the loves,
market prices. EcsE;:s /. .:;':s5,ts.i
.,..,.....-. :; KENRICK,;t& I,HAXER.
Hamburg. Dec. 3 -. 81 45
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FIN.AI4 NOTICE.

a LII Persons indebted to the subscribers 10y
"a Nne or Account must come forward and
make payment by the first of Jannary. If they
wisl, 10 save cost. After which. all Nntes and
Accounts will be handed over for collection,
wi,ionl distinction
FRAZIER & ADDISON.
Dec 2i q as
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Notice.

"A LII Persons having any demands
IA agains, the Estate of Sarah Bush,
deceased, are requested TO render them in
properly alresed.; aud a'.l indebted 10 said
Estd'e are requested 10 make payment by
thu 25lh instaut.4 ,. -. :.
THOMAS DELOACH, Executor
Dec. IL II az
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YEyarranfs Compound Extract

YBNarrant's Compound Extract
I'll OF CuBEG> AND APArAI. stands urri
vailed for lis efficacy. Il performs cure in q
few davs-nn confinement or restriction in
diet is necessary, 1t will be found invaluable.
being prepared with the greatest possible care.
upon weIl.wslcd principles. found upon tb a,
important law first established by the cee' IRA.
ted DR.. .Fonl.ce viz That Il cnmbir aron
Of similar remedies will produce more Certain,
sncrdv and considerable effect than IN cq,riy.
acul dose of any single one" "A rombina-
t;ou Of Cub"hs aud Capavia form very use.
lnl medicine in certain cases - Sir il Cooper
p. X. S.. " Il. s.. SC. &c.
This article is just Iere we'd. and for sale by
~ TIBBETTS.
Dec. 10 IF sc
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Drug and General Store !!
&, 3. EsOa5E4sl's,
EH XpEElS 10 receive and ope" III u lew
MA L At lnr Store at PRESENT ocehr!ed
Us the r0st Office The following Clouds, Which
he will sell jOr cash Oniy, III ASH Prices
His assortment will be kept up, and unusually
low prices maintained l1e respectfully re.
quests tn inhabitants Of Ldgclirld I" call and
examine lqr themselves, his cxtcnsl, e and com.
pIete asS0rtinentS "t
DRUGS and vi .DHCENES.
Having been lung engaged in lhIs trade, and
lnrmcrIy in The practice ol Medicine. the Ut
most reliance maj be placed by Ply s!clans and
others, on the excellent qualities Of The Drugs,
and the careful compuuudins Of prescriptions
entrusted To his care.
Ferfunlery, &c,
Comprising Soaps. Iissrilcrs. Pommadns,
CoIognes, Toilet Glasses, Combs.
Tooth Shaving, fair and Clothes
Brushes, Fancy Articles, Razor
Slrops, &c, &c.
EsaHuwaTe asad Cutlery.
Knives, ltaZorS, SclssnrS, IiaZlcrs DlauIUnuS.
Spades. ShoveI<, Curry Combs Tea and
Table SPOONS. BullUns, Percussion
Caps, Coffee Mills. &c.
Books assds stationery, &v.
Books uld Gaines Tor New Yes,s and Christ
ulils tiiiis 10 Children.
Steel Pens. Toy w a,ces, Periodicals. Paper,
Sealing Wax, sheel Music, &c, DC.
LAW BOOKS
ordered al Iuw prlces-a list of wich ls kept.
EEats .nsi Caps.
Of tn. hest quary aid low in price. Hats
81 80 {" S5; lt'.rs. Iichded with best
Caps 80 Cents t".Sl % each,
Roofs and shoes.
Boots at various kinds. Finest Sl per pair.
Ladies and ChIldrrns Shoes.
Lard LaEsaps.
Britannia AleIaiallt Japanned. with VI without
Shades. Also \ rrw
Dry Goods,
Merinoes. Padd,ngs. Pind SIIawls, tireeil
Baizc. Ginglau HanfkercHIeI- spool
Col,ons, Elankels WnolIrn Gloves. :
Pilot ( 10Th, Sewing SILK, Pmrs,. :
TwIS; Brads. Shoe Thread,
Shirts, Collars stocks, Gen
tlemrns ChinIz Dressing
Gowns &c The
As-prrn'rn will he increased in lie spriue.
Cigars, Tobacco & SNUFF. +
Best BIandS H'Incrl'. Spanish ana Hal
Spanish !l@ars-Cnl Smoking T"Jacco.
DC. &c &c.
a's'o: kery smd sa;tsss We're.
i ycnciai aS.ormtmt If tie aboce.
d0BsEl cl.vEaery.
tond"s Lemon, Peppe'mint. &c. and Kisses
at ~ cents peril /: Grapes. Raisins,; IL
mOnis tigs PguncS and Lcmoas
H.. =, gst:sSs Es'NS.
l. also Aasen lnr Dr Jay mes FANNY Mrdi.
icieS u: W. 5, mes :. do; F; RuwamdS T"uIc
.,xiurc, Tor Aguc. Warranted 10 cule; Symes
u Suns Poison for Rats; Surgeons Ban
dagc Institute. TtllssrS Laced Stocking, &c.
BurkIm IL Wits GalvaHc Plates. for the
cure Of pam in HE head SC. FoirI"wI'>
California Pills; Gnahan's Magazine.
All the above GO6as lavny been oblained III
PhiIade lI'ia, ak t"w priecs will he sold nj
nr Jcloto Philadelphia or New {urk Retail
prices.
ElsefrId G. H.. Drc 81 If As
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N o t i c e

PURCHASERS at the Sale of the Negroes
Il recovered from the Estate Of john Elan,
dccpas,tl AT the suit uf A. Nj Terry, dcc'rd
are requested Ia make payment. and Persnns
having demands will presen, them according 10
law.
J. TERRY, Executor
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-31

GP We are authorized 10 announce
LEVI r. WILSON. as a candidate for tho
Office ofTax Collector atthe next election.
Feb. 2G ,e
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-31

Z He Subscriber " III open un the Second
ii M"nIay III January nexI,a Scho"l III
f'Oltcrsr,ttc near Edge6sld CURT House. He
will t.arh the following branches viz :Urirns-
rarEy. RemIing Writing, English Gramnar,
ArIi6mrli,' Geography, Astronomy, Natural
Philosophy, aud other brinrhes c0mnecle wlt,l
IA thorough EugIisI. Educulion.
i levy. Young gentlemen can receive i'slruc.
tolI in HE Classics
Rates rl tuition wilfbe moderate
Good board can BE- obtained III very res
prctable aud pions families on reasonable
terms u.s., -......-.-.
s. w. KENNERLY
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-31

Pre- Payment Of Postagr. Some "i
The city papers .trr advocating au a'Irra
,lun in Ihr Past Office w so lis IL require
that tue Postage ON all new spap"rs shall
be paid al tie time they are mailed. This
may sui the aree establishment, IN the
cities which a"e enabled to do business IN
The cash system; hur II will mol work well
WITH the country papers. for il is almost
impossible for them 10 do a cash business;
al least We have found it So, er an
experience nt twenty years Fur our
nwn part. we lose qu'Ir enough "y de
faniins subscribers, wilhaul adding the
pnsta2e To ii. Thr repayment OF all
letter pnsranr wr are IN favor of.
GreenciHc .Hounlainprr.
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soUTn CAROLINA CONFERENCE.

SOUTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE.
LIST OF APPOINTMENTS.
Charleston Dislr,ct-R. J Boyd, p. E. =
Observation-Disclosures Leird
Triniiy-t hiteford Smith.
:Bc,hel.C. II. Pritchard.
81. t.James-J. w. Kelly.
German Mission d. Derrick.
w, 81. .,Wigh,mun, Editor So. Oh. Advocate
Black Swainp-B. English, D. d Cox.
Walterboro'-H Bass, L. 5. Bird.
orauseLurs-C. A. Croweil; II. +; Porter
Cypyess-T. E. Lcdbeter, II. a. Bass.
Cooper River-R. j. Lmeh"uSc..
Missions.
Savannah Rirer-A.j. Green J. Warnock.
Edis,o, Jehoose aud Frederick lslands--C.
Wilson, j. l.. Shnllnrd.
Beaufort aud Poctahgo-W. Z. hirkianu'
4. P. Franks.
Cobuhee and Asiiepoo--J. r. Coburn, a. P.
Avant.
Cooper Rivera. Nettles.
Pom Pon-S. p. Taylor.
CokesLaru Distriet-H. a. e. Walker, p. L.
Cokesbury-P. A. Nj. Williams. j. ".
;NVightman.
.EQnGuSIu-S w OuSNSo'' - N~' ON.''S'~'
Pendlelon-C. Mcleod.
Greenyille Station-W. II. Capers.
Circui,-A. Is. McGilvlay.
Irn;on--W. A. McSwaiu, 5. II. Brown.
I,nurens-=W. 5 Halton, ". NJ. kerr, sup
Nn,yherrv-J l.. Potter, J. .. y. Conief.
pickens-M. Eaddy.
Paris Mounlain-J. {. McDan'el.
FIn,wonds Mission-G. w. Moose.
coi,uL;a D;sfr;ct-N. Tally. =. L.
Culumbia-Wiialn CaPerS.
Barnwell-A. NJ. Chrie;zDerg, u. McDoh'
uld. ,,
Columbia Ci,cuit-S. II. Miller. (ohe 'o
oe supplied.)
.Camdeu--C. Taylor.
oanlee-W. p. Mopzon, +. K. Hoytc.
Sumteryile-S. Townsend.
Darlnstun-J. Watts. +. W. McDahisl'
I,ancaslet-J. NJ. Bral!ey.
.Niupsb. .ro'-p q. Bowman, We Conhor.
Missions.
ST. Ma,hews'-E. l.. King.
Cousaree-W. Martin.
Wateree-j W. Welborn. l. NJ. LlItle.
Pee Dee-Wilams"n Smith.
Wilmington DiSlJiet-C. Belts, P.E
Wilminslon-S. w, Capers.
.Smnhvillc-W. Crook
Conwayboro'-H. L. Osburn, J. NJ. Rich
;ardson.
:, Bladen-S. d. Laney, w. VI. Lee.
.Georye,owu-A. NJ. Forster.
Marion-C. Murclllson, w. Il. Fleming.
Black Rnel--J 4. Pickett, :. NJ ure'h.
Missions
,San,ee--W c Patterson, L. w. Earrow.
DInck River and Pee Dec-C. ). Walker.
Gone 10 be supplied) -, e.,
Waccamaw-J A. hinnick, w. Carson.
Sanpil--G. K Tallcy.
Cape Feur-M. G.. runentlne.
Chsra,o District-J. Stacy, 2. L.
Cheraw-lI. NJ. Mood.
.Fayetleville-A. NJ. Shpp.
,Rockinglam-H J. Simmons.
Benuetlsvi!le-n II. Durar,.
Ches,ertiel,!-M. a. Mckibben
yVadesboro'-T. Higgins. J. Ga!iuchai.
Centre-W. l.. Pegues.
MontgomerY-A. u. Richardson, J. Parker
'Dee,, Rivera. McCnrqnadar
Fayetteville Circuits w. Scale.
Pleasant Grore--J alcMackln.
Cheraw :MisSion-M. Robbins.
.IircoL,,ton District-W a. Gameweli, l..
sCbarigtte S,atlon--W. Barrimger
Charlotte Circuit. Scarborough. il. la"
dor.
.CuncordEJ. h. Zimmerman, w CiarR.
Iircoluto,i-T 5 Daniel, J. B. Chandler
Yorkville-J. A. Porter.
Spar,anbmg-Ioci II. Wheeler, Z. +. MS
l;er.
Rnlhcr!ordlon-D G. McDanie!
She!by-M Packet.
Catawba-S. w Dawes.
Moraan,on-S, Jones.
Lcpoir-r w. Posiell.
The next Con!rre,ice will be held at Car
;:es,oa, SC.
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Lost. or Stolen.

NN Tuesday. the 9th ins.,, small
" Six Pnrse, containing Forty Dol.
lars, wiz: tout Ton Dollas Bills on the
Hamburg Sank one snsall note on p
GoIly, foo 81 5Ocss., payable TO S. Is.
RYAN; ono account on n. Rainy, in ia
vor OF Jas. Lowell, and several other pa
per-. nai fecolecte,!. i liberal reward
W Ill be- given for the recovery nj The same.
3. J. RYAN.
Dee. IL Il AZ
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New Family
GROCERY STORE & REsTNURATtU

HE Subscriber respectfully informs the he
: Citizens ofEdsefeld aud vicinity, mat ne
has opened "A FAMILY GROCERY. AND CoSFEc,
(rloSAn7 STORE, one door IetO,O COINS Store
where he intend, To keep a good assortment
ofGROCEMES s. CONFECTIONARiES'
suitable for Families; such as Candies, ftgS'
Raasons, AtmJads, Orauges, Citrons, Maehcfei'
Saimonds Sardinse Irish Potatoes. OYSTERS
in the Shell aud Pickled and fREsH Fish di
rect from Charleston.
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Richard Bullock. deceased, and row occupied
l,y Zacharinh Carwlle. having been l"c""l'y
ASSN ed TO the subscriber for her dover IN ti'r
said premises, s!'" hereby oilers the same Tor
Sale or lor Rent for the ensuing year. Th"
terms will. b. made highly accommodating
Persons wishing 10 lease or pnrcla-e are r..
onesled to. .arpy ,oJ J.. Carroll Esq. "r !"
Sir. Edmund Penn al Ihl- place.
USULA BULLOCK.
Drcemhei II IL AZ
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uDULL'S COMPOUND OF sARSA-
lid pAHlLLh This preparation, OF Sar
saparliIa possess all the active properties Of
the Root, IN high concentrated State.
Just received and for sale by
j. D. TIBBETTS
Dec. ID Il 46
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e We are. authorized ia announce,
NJ. GRAHAM, Esq. as caRdids.e for
Ordinary of EhgcEeld District, at the
neXl election. ;,:r a;gs 2.
Feb. Z 9
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TOYS and FIRE CRACKERS.

Families dndndiriduuls can be furnished at
all hours of the day OF right. with Oysters. FISH
Soups and Refreshments the season, at short
bOtcc and nn reasonable terms.
The following bill of fare will be served mp
in the best OF style, and al the following low
prices. viz:
Breakfast, Dinner and Supper, each. 25 cts.
Beef Slakes, u la mode. per cut, 25 "
Boiled or Fried Ham and Eggs, %
Soup Vegetable. pei plate, % "
Oysters Stewed, Fried or Raw. per
plate, from 25 to so cerls.
Game of all sorts constantly on hand
N. b. The subscriber comiemplates coniinn-
ing rle BUTCHERING BUSINESS. dnrin-
The ensuing year.
December "a 4S
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iTWe ARE authorized To ANNOUNCE
MARSHAL 4. SMl II as il candidate
for Tax Collector al the mex, election.
Dec. "a ie 4S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-31

@ The friends Of EDMUND, SibRrRs
Esq, announce him as candidate 70. tho
Office of Fax Collector atlbe next election
Nov 6. ~, 1f Al
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December 81
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Dee s0o
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lsseThe ads Of Col. JoRS &UATTLE
BUM anno"dcr him as candidate for III
office Of i'ax, Collector, at tho next elee
rion. zs,.-.ast. ), s.ssg ialsl
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For ale or Rent ! +!

~ 'UG HUNDRED lCRES of
Il ,.al ,aiuahle Plantation. situate
= 10 IIlS DIstrlcl. nhnni fur miirS trnm
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t;:,,ngli.s h S c h col.

N,v 26
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-08-16
WORCESTER co. HIGH SCHOOL

VIE Fall Term of this Institution will commence on the
4 first Wednesday an Septenber-the Winter Term, on
the first Wednesddy in Decemberand the Spring and sum
Terms, the last Wednesdays Of February and o
respectively. Each term continues eleven weeks.
The Classical Department will continue, heretofore
under the charge OF MR. WHEELER.
To present and prospective condition of the ENGLISH
Department the Trustees wish call special attention
They have succeeded in obtaining, for term gears
perhaps permanently, the services of Mr. ELI THAYER
The following testimonial will give some idea Of
his qualifications the place which he been called
hereby certify that Mr. Eli Thayer candidate for the
degree IA. b. at the coming commencement holds
tngushed rank among The best scholars of his class
his attention every collegiate duty has been punctua
exemplary and his moral character rreprOachate; and
that he upon the duties of his present situation with
the best wishes of his former instructors.
F. WAYLAND, Pres Bro. University
Brown University, July Is, l545."
u Mr. Thayer will be prepared give instruction in all
the English branches usually taught in schools of the high
grade attended by such and Illustrations the
studies themselves may require He will also give all
necessary attention to those who wish each particu
lary in the Fall
The heretofore, for tuition, from S. to s.
per quarter; board from 30 to 50 per week.
N. Owing TO sickness in the school the present term,
the usual anniversary exercises necessarily omitted
OTIS CORBETT, Secretary
Worcester, July 20. 5WSl
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-08-16

u The National IateIHgencer admits that
the President has the right to the Army de-
fensively in Texas, but proves clearly that he
has no right to transcend with U. S. forces its
actual limit-'' to pass beyond its population and
possessions into region of only Mexican inhabi-
tants- region within which Texas has not
settlement, and which embraces at best $4,000
Mexican souls, over whom Texas never has eX-
ercised an instants jurisdiction" This, the IN
tegencer declares positively, is the object of the
Executive, though the assertion is as positively
denied by the official organ. If this be so, the
act, as the Intetigencer remarks can be regarded
in no other light than making voluntary Of
tensive War, by the Executive of the United
States-made too without shadow of justihca-
ton by any pretence Of that necessity which
could alone warrant the temporary employment
of the public arms by the President, without the
sanction of an act of Congress, (the war making
power.)
If the President is guilty of the conduct charg-
ed upon him by the National Intehgencer, and
things look very much like it, he should be i'm
peached. He has no right causelessly to leopard
Use the peace of the Union by sending troops INTO
Mexican dominions. He has no more authority
to send them one foot beyond the limits of Texas,
than he has to send them into Canada, or France.
Let this matter be sifted out.
.fIbGny Citizen.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-08-16
WORCESTER ALMANAC,
Directory and Business Advertiser, 1876,

ENCOURAGED by the kind reception and liberia pat
II ronage extended to the WORCESTER ALMANAC DIREc-
TORY and BUSINESS ADVERTISER, the subscriber prepar
ing publish the third number for 1896 about the
October, with considerable improvements.
Special exerons will be made render the Alphabet
List he heads of families, housekeeper, and persons
doing business in the Centre District, entirely
For this purpose experienced and competent person has
been engaged call, during the present month";
and shop in the Village, obtain the requisite nfr
nation and any assistance that can be afforded him in
making this lstand also those of the DressInakeTs Lann
dresses Nurses and Taoresses who into families
work-complee and perfect, will be thankfully received
Also any corrections of in the past numbers which
may he rectifed in this.
FIVE OR SIX THOUSAND COPIES will he printed
this year and circulated throughout the town and county
in public houses Shops and families which it is believed
will render the Directory the CHEAPEST well as the best
medium for
BUSINESS ADVERTISEMENT
that is accessible the people of the County The variety
contains, with its very low price,
year book OF every day references and the advertise
thus constantly brought TO the notice Of the per-
they intended reach The Alphabetical List of
the Advertisements forms good
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
in which the citizen stranger may find directions where
be called for.
Notwithstanding the greatly increased circulation of this
number the price OF advertisements will be The
heretofore, viz:
For one page, $500.
For hall page, $500.
For quarter Of page, Sl,75.
For a Card of four lines, 81, 90.
Payable on the publication of the Directory. All who
wish advertise will please hand in their copies
convenient and before the 18th September at ahest
the Printing Office of the subscriber No. Ill Main
HENRY j. ROWLAND.
Worcester, Aug. 4, l845. 32dwtf
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A H1NT.-The Richmond Star says "Folks
who don't like the way papers are edited ought
to ask leave to put in a specimen Of the right sort
Any editor will be glad to give such individuals
chance at any time We would-just for the
fun of seeing them cut up and slashed by the crit
les afterwards. Every man who thinks it easy to
edit paper exactly right, and to universal ac-
ceptance, ought to try it. May be he would sue
coed and if so, would be entitled to a reward
than the discoverer of perpetual motion.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-08-16

ARror, THE VIoLINIsr. This celebrated
yionst is now no mere. He expired at Vile
d'Avray, near Paris, on the goth inst of con-
sumption, at the early age of thirty, having been
born in Brussels in 1915. He was a pupil of the
Kreutzes, at the Paris Conservative, and gained
great fame in his tours in France, Germany and
England. His lat professional expedition was
with Chit Damoreau, to North and South Ameri-
ca, where he met with brilliant success.
". Y. Mirror.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-08-16

On the recent occasion of laying the corner
stone, Of Kings Chapel Bowdon College, Bruins
wick, Maine, letter was read by the President
of the College from Ex- Governor VIM King, con-
tanning $6000-to be expended in completing this
Chapel-which was named after him.