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The New York herald., 1845-05-27
FROM BOSTON TO PHILADELPHIA IN A
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS

Boston Tran-sNA A. NJ daily, Sundays excepted. :, :,
Accommodation Train-9x A. and p. NJ for Hicksvlle
and intermediate places Tuesdays Thursdays and
turdays, through to Greenport at sh A. M,
From Gresnport Depot
Boston Train daily Sundays excepted l2 o'clock NJ
or on the arrival of the steamers from Norwich.
Accommodation TrainAt 94 A. NJ, on Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays.
From HicksriHe Depot
Accommodation Train for Brooklyn-At A. Nj. and III r.
NJ, daily, Sundays excepted.
The Boston Trains only at Famngdae and st. Georges
Manor.
The Accommodation Trains stop the following places
tho road going both receive and deliver pasen
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Before a fuII Bench
MAY 26-Theephius Oiiper James u, Otrer, 6y Sd
muei T.. DISQUALIFICATION for judgment as IN case OF
nonsuit depjed with 81 costs of opposing the motion
Charles NJ Mills rs, Susan "a Day-Moton to amcnd
granted upon payment all costs subsequent to the
filing of the dec laration.
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Cmcu,r Counr May 27-Nos s. 7, 8, 10, %, a. IS, &C.
SO, $40, 34i. =, -
los, ils.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREslpENr-Thomas N.
Carr, of New York, Consul of the United states tor
Johnson Consul for the port Of Msansas in Cuba vice
Thomas NJ Rodney recalled
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HAMBURG CoNsUI.--Henry Ludam, OF Richmond,
Virginia, has received his exequatur as Consul IRON
Hamburg for Richmond and the harbors ol James river
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PORTER,
ALE A N ID eide R.
IOIN STAEE,S

JOHN ]. STAFF'S
BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT,
MO. ANN STREET, nest door e the American Museum,
generally for the very liberal share Of patronage already
cved and hopes by strict attention TO business to merit con-
FIRST QUALITY.
Philadelphia Porter Newark Cider,
Croton Ale, London Brown Stout,
and Scotch Ale.
Orders for shipping attended with despatch. mill
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GENTLEMENS' LEFT OFF WARDROBE

GENTLEMENS' LEFT OFF WAHDkOBEt
WANTED. Ns
n GENTLEMEN and Families obtain the full value for all
" ;uperaous effects they wish dispose Of ether gentlemen
sSs J al sar % SHs T ey
will find il to their advantage send for the
to s Eass Ss Post oc directed e is
way, will be promptly attended to- my2l lms m
IF ESTHER COHEN, who formerly lived with Mrs
Hughes Boarding house keeper Union street tj,spo0
iii s s.s5 e ssl.
HARPS-REMOVAL OF WAREROOMS
To No. 2Sl Broadway, opposite Washington Hall.
BR0WNE Mas5 and Importer 9f improved Pssn,
his friends and the musical world he has removed hi;
ais from the first musical talent regarding the and
aG pss 81 s s hi ss
y Of Arts for his Improvements in this very delightful instru
m'' Hp' repaired f. sssSss NT.s roadss s Broadway
v7 udsw.rc and street New ssrs s;o
C.aST OFF CLOTHING IND FURNITURE
AND hsy1S "a any : e,s. G e
the res
promptly attended to. m2o imsec
GENTLEMEN's LEFT OFF WARDROBE.
y pa ss ERs "
% ks se a ds s w cSs sn Il. @ Lsa
cent more than from those who pretend {, pay the highest
'a'n prices Office No. Wall Val street, New York.
Families gentlemen attended their residence by s-
And ali orders le the subscribers Office or sent through
the office. will be punctually sendedto ml7 m.ec
Old CLIO! OLD CLO' OLD CLO'!
THE SUBSCRIBER pays the highest prices for Second
S.ss.4 fSs"s isf ss S :sss GEO s' TESr
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Single Life.
PREMIIrMG pAYARI.E ANNUALLY

Premiums for fe payable yearly, half yearly quarterly
monthly
The public are respectfully requested to examine the distin
gushing PRINCIPLES Of this lnstptiontheir tables Of
Loan Experimentation deciding insure elsewhere
Pamphlets containing the last Annual Report and the Soce
ty's rates. &C., may be obtained upon application.
m23 im3taw+rrc ]. LEANDER STAIR General Agent.
BOARDING AT q COURTLANDT STREET.
COOP B0ARDING with pleasant for single gentle
adjoining, suitable for gentee family-by
myla im~rc MRS GERE n Courtlandt street.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation---Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price cents per
copy-s7 25 per annum-psyable in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-Pricc 81 cents
per copy$3 l2t cents per annum-payabls in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prioes-always
cash in advance.
!. PRINTING of all kinds executed with beauty and
despatch.
N3 All letters or communications, by mail addressed
to the establishment must be post paid, the postage
will be deducted from the subscription money remitted
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
PRoPRIEroR OF THE New YoRK HERALD EsrADLrsHMErr
Northwest of Fulton and Nassau streets
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SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION.

SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION,
SCHOHARRlE COUNTY, New York-The ~ bic are re.
y pectiuy informed that Mr. Landon, of Congress Hall Al
bany has associated himself with Mr. Gardiner and that this
establishment will be conducted by them.
The Pavilion will be opened for the reception Of visitors
the first day Of June The subscribers have made
in the grounds and bathing and pledge
themselves their best exertions render this establish
ment fully equal to watering place in this country
Stages will be in readiness the arrival Of the
Joharre, to take passengers to the house.
Mr. L. will heretofore, continue the Congress Hall which
Joslin mv2i 8m rrc
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FOR HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL.

FOR HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL.
.ss BEHzssa :.,: bs.sss 4ss /.
2sssss above ports as fOllOws:--
B. BBss%a REs HEWITT a ESQ., ssssyy sssy Ms @ H.
Passage TO ,r, L,y,erpoo. siso.
fa4i.ssif 4piyo e H''i5 BINGHAM, ji Agent wall st.
's % q S.,
N L9ND9N LNE 5ss.! o En- q !5
&NgI2kx kxChadwick will sail above, ier regular day
passage having superior accommodations cabin second
'''' w&JT TAPsCoTT,
7s south street 1,s corner q flfss Msidsn isu lane
IT s ss.s ssas s' ns
66x PASSAGE FOR HAMBURCl-With Despatch-
M33l The splendid new packet ship SlLAs HOLMES.
G ds @ ' number q % s
cabin and eengs Til. ship having been built expressly for
costly description Person. wishing bshs should
make early application on board prso n r.p.cor,
myasr corner So South Il St street N and Maiden lane.
6,SR FOR LIVERPOOL-Only Regular Packet Of the
packet Se lsss aen ss
1000 tons q Barstow, commander. will sail positively
passage secure the berths early a
made q
m25 &c IS Fulton street, next door to the Fulton Bank.
S&R LONDON LINE OF PACKETs-Packet Of the
'1'fa' cHsnsl sns i: 'sas Pfhs. % M i as
Having superior accommodation. for cabin, cabin and
MAKE e'''' 'pp'-''0A % -. JOSEPH SMURRAY,
my22 100 Pine street corner Of South.
SIS FOR NEW ORLEANS-Lousana and New
@ York tiss.kssua5 Packet to sail Msnday the sh
fsigh. passage having handsome agnhed
apply board o;ist & %s s
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CAPITAL f5OO, 900 STERLING, OR $2,5 ,OOO
General Agent for the United States,
]. LEANDER STARR, "a Wall ST. New York.
PhysiciansDrs Hosack and j. Keamey Rodgers Solicitor
VIM. Van Hook, Esq.
Examples Of Rates-for the Assurance Of 500 ona
Single Life.
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ITO BoATMEN, AND oTHERs.-.Psving Stone Of frs
r''s au''''y' wanted mme''SWSifELi WILLIAM I IF00RoAY,
alAlm~r No. ~ Norfolk strsst
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From MATAMoRAs.-The Equity, Captain Francis,
arrived here yesterday from Matamoras whence
she sailed the sth instant She brought neither let
ters papers, and her verbal intelligence is unimpor
tant The fever to oppose annexation is said to have
subsidized In fact the inhabitants of that city were be-
coming infected with another description OF fever-ter-
ribe alarm lest the United tates should lombard that
port 1t is positively asserted that of the passen-
gers of the Equity came here in consequence of
such apprehensions.--N 0. Pic, Mau lS.
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HAVTLTON. NEW BRTGHTO

PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON.
THE PAVILION, at New Brighton, is in full opera
tom and the proprietor will be glad arrange
whole season or for shorter period Mr. Sancsrd will ). found
the Pavilion day from u to o'clock and at the Globe
Hotel at all other hours mys swrc
. JVILLIAMSB URGH COTTAGE.
HE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform the citizens. Of
that they have recently opened the large and splendid mansion
: '" wILLIANisBURGH COTTAGE,
and furnished at great for the Of resi-
dents and srange The Cottage egby situated few rods
south Of the Peck Slip Ferry and to the Houston and
view Of the Bay Nav York Brooklyn They have also
tached to the COTTAGE large and splendid Garden
delightful resort while away Few hours amid
the refreshing beezes Of the Bay. Their MUSICAL CLOCK
richly worth visit being the best piece Of ofthe
different with remarkable harmony and accuracy The
choicest variety Of rcfeshment will all times be promptly
S rih Nv WAFER they ss.:
ss fS S'n nf Peek .as s o aa
myl6 lmsec HANDFIELD HOEFT.
NEW JERSEY TEL-MOKRISTOWN.
THE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their friends and
ops oG sGass the
oil all those who will favor them with their
when they hope to furnish them such odations
to Sss sss sss%sms asm re public a'0r bAvp Nc2R6wEL
NJ B-Prvate House Of refreshments by D. w. TELLER,
IN 2o6 Front sIeeBreakfast Dinner and Supper. Cd
each Breakfast from ~ until o dining hours from quarter
ali in prime order Lodgings Is cts A gentlemen wishing to
fine cool dining viii do well call and
corner Of Fulton Front streets and Fulton Market
where he will continue to serve up all the decsces Of the
season Also Wines LIQUORS and sesars OF all kinds and Of
mil im-rh
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ATTEMPT EvADE THE REVENUE LAW AT Key
WEsr.-From gentleman, just arrived from the
above place, learn that the American schooner
Cleaner, Capt Rogers had arrived there with cargo of
300 barrels Of -four under pretence Of being leaky that
she afterwards sailed again. at the time that Spa
nish schooner which for several days had been in the
cutter Legare, Capt Day, followed and the l4h
instant fell in with them, the Cleaner having already
transferred 100 barrels of flour board the Spanish
schooner Both vessels brought into Key West by
the cutter and fined by the Coector-he Cleaner with
$50; and the Spanish schooner with $780, besides the
usual port and other charges.
The New York herald., 1845-05-27

NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY LINE.
cueS1 m FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT.
|Snl - The steamboat EMPIRE, Captain r.
|-Yee--h-X- Macy, will leave The foot Of Ccurtlsndt
The Empire owing light draugt Of water, will be
bIed all times pass the bar and reach Albany and Troy in
hmpe take the Of going east west
IN Office an The wharf "
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-23
NEW CARPETS,


HAVE this day received large invoice of NEW AND
l. BEAUTIFUL CARPETS from those justly celebrated
manutac urers, MesSrS. H. E. HIGGINS of NewYOrk,
which for style and beauty finish excelled by
My present selection consists of
IMPERIAL THREE-PLY-SUPE
ENTRAFINE and FINE INGRAM CARPETS, of en-
ey new and original patterns Of Which haze the entire
control for this market.
Also, VenetiGn and Cotton Carpets of every
description. at the very lowest prices
STAIR CARPETS, Of every kind, from Is to
50 cents the ward.
English FLOOR CLOTHS, DRUGGETS, SC.
STRAW MATING, A, "a and GA wide.
Velvet, Chenele and Tuhed RUGS and MATS.
LIST and HEMP Carpets. and in short every descrip-
ton of Carpets ever offered and OiI be sold lou at
any other Store IN these United StateSto satisfy your
selves OF this FACT, please call at the
OLD STAND" Nos. 1862 and l64 Main Street.
JOHN B. WYMAN,
Late of the firm of H. II. Chamberlin & Co.
NIB. KNIGHTS CARPETS (which have
been exravaganty Landed by my neighbors need
no farther comment from me) ALWAYS HAND and for
sale on as good terms any other Store.
Worcester Oct 81. dwtf43
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The InvAniIa Ch0ir.

THDWARD LIVERMORE, directly opposite the Amer-
IL can Temperance House. has for sale THE JUVE-
NILE CHOIR being selection OF the choicest Melodies
Crom the German, Italian French English, and American
composers Designed for public and private Schools and
for Young Glasses Academies and semnares by George
Kingsley author Of" Sacred Choir "IIarp Of David, SC
WOctobbr 10. 4Su
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BLANK BOOKS,

A LARGE assortment constantly on hand Also mad,
n to order any size and ruled to any pattern in
rior manner. }. CIRCUIT, JR', l9e Main st.
Worcester, Aug. S. so dw3ms
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The Juvenile Choir,

A SELECTION of the choicest Melodies, from German,
n Italinn French English and American composers de-
sqned for public and private Schools and for young classes
In Academies and seminares by GEORGE KINGSLEY,
thor Of Social Choir" Sacred Choir" &c, for sale
1879 Main Street, by J. CIRCUIT in.
Worcester Oct is. AZ
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A New Boot and Shoe Store,

New and Fresh Lot of Goods.
W. PUTNAM is now opening at his rooms,
O' l63 Central Exchange, Main St.,
an entire and fashionable lot of Gentlemen's Ladies'
Boys and Misses and Chdren's BOOTS and SHOES. Of
every variety and most approved Style He fatters him
SELL having had no small experience the business and
selecting his goods personally and with care he shall be
able 10 meet the wishes, both quality and price of
those who may choose favor him with their patronage
Retail Dealers please apply
Understand, l6S Central EXCHANGE Main St
Worcester, Sept. "a. dwtf 40
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UMBRELLAS.
Taken without Leave,

'TNHE person who took the CANE from Table the
Worcester Cattle Show the 9Th, will please return
il to this Office, where he will be suitably rewarded and
exposition of the The is worth
the owner than TO any elseit being left him by his
father. 1t is made of Leter-wood with Ivory head,
silver teruet had hole through it with ivory eye
one side and pearl in the oIher-he Cane little crook
ed towards the point with brass ferule the end
Worcester, Oct g. 1915. 40
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE,,


TTHE Coparnershp existing under the firm
i OF GOULD & BRAMAN has this day dissolved by
mutual consent j. b. N. GOULD.
Worcester, Oct l6. I845 VIM. E. BRAMAN.
WILLIAM E. BRAMAN is fully authorized
to settle all demands due said Gould & Braman All
persons who indebted the old firm of GOULD Bra
requested to make immediate payment said
BRAMAN, who will carry the business OF a Merchant
Tailor at the Old Stand in the Central Exchange.
Worcester, Oct H. lS45.
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CARD.
SHAWLS- SHAWLS.

THIS morning also / opening TWO CARTONS
of those Splendid
ALL-WOOL CASHMERE SHAWLS,
said by all who purchased examined them de-
cdedly the best ShaUI offered in this market. These
bought shade less than spending invoices and
will he sold corresponding discount.
Also, 5 Cartons Cashmere and Brocha Shawls,
every style description and warranted good
those sold by my neghbors Is per higher The fact
is this TIE store TO buy Shawls CfEAP-as thousands
OF my customers willing TO testify. In addition TO the
above. | have also received
$50 Heavy Comfort and Wooden Shawls, for
Ladies' Misses and Chdren-some heaUy-these
will be sold very cheap-ds kRO0 they bought lower
than Stores this (who talk big bought Them,
and will sell them ID small advance.
JOHN B. WYMAN,
Late Of the firm OIL. II Chamhern & Co.
Worcester. Tuesday Morning, Oct. 81. dwui3
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Blanke Blankets
SPECIAL NOTICE.
AlmanacS for 1916.

lust received large supply of the Old Far
y mer's Almanac by Robert b. Thomas. Also, Honest
John smiths Farmers Almanac The American Farmers
AImanac-CoI Crocket's and Comic Almanacs, &c, for
sale at The very lowest prices by j. CIRCUIT Jr 1893 Main
Street. at the CHEAP BOOKSTORE.
Worcester, Oct 10. dwi5w4o
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Wanted.

TWO MEN of steady habits, one TO take charge Of
1 Gard Room and TO tend Dresser on Yarn for
Printing Cloths Persons acquainted with the business can
have constant work and fair wages. to work IN Cotton
Mn In WrathersfeM Yt by applying the suhscri
Der in Armory Village. JONATHAN A. fOfE.
A,;Ilhnrv oc rs d6tw3t43
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Kenrick's Nurseries,

Momentum Hill, NEWTON. near Boston.
ss.ssgass ERUIT, Ornamental Trees, Shrubs,
ssstSSs3SH l. Roses, Green House Plants &c. The
"9SSSs1Eks descriptive CATALOGUE will be sent
%EN f"NN gratis, to all who apply
- Apple, Pear, Plum, Cherry, Peach
and Nectame Trees great variety of all superior kinds
Grape Vines Gooeberie, Francona and other Raspber-
ries, Currants, Strawberries, &c &C.
Ornamental Trees of the most beautiful hardy kinds in
GLIDING LINES or Lindens Sycamores--Tyroler Scotch
Larch silver Ieaved Ahee Horse Chesnus Films, Weep
ing Wilows, Magnolia Umbrella tree Tulip tree, La
burnum Mountain Ash Purple Beech and Evergreen trees
&C. Shrubs, EverblOoming Roses, Ponies, Dahas. &c.
Also Cacuses, Vebennas and other most snowy Green
House Plants
$4,000 Peach Trees, of the most superior and
productive kinds for Orchards for supply of markets.
1900 Vines raised in pots, from single eyes, of
the BLACK HAMBURG and other superior GRAPES. ncud-
ing several kinds from London Horticultural Society,"
received last Spring.
~ Written orders addressed by mail the subscriber
will be promptly executed and Trees and Plants will be
well packed in and when ordered for disra
places and delivered the depot shipped in Boston,
without charge transportation to the city Or orders
left any authorized Agents in Boston should
directed particularly to WILLIAM KENRICK.
Momentum Hill, Newton, Oct l6, 1916 6w43
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Superior Knitting Yarns.
NHE subscribers have made arrangements to be supned
through the season with every variety Of the same
superior quality OF Yarn which they have heretofore kept
for SALE and have now hand every STYLE color and quail
ity. ID. s. MESSENGER 4 co
Worcester, Sept. 10. dw6weopis
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THOMAS LYON g. co.
CHURCH BELLS, CHURCH ORGANS

And SteepIe Clocks,
MANUFACTURED by GEORGE H. HOLBROOK.
wi East Medl1dy, MGss..-who informs the public that
he still carries on said misunderstanding thou
sand Church Bells made many Organs and CLOCKS through
the country which the best evidence he can give to
induce the community paronize him. Orders per mail
will meet with prompt attention.
East Midway, Mass, July IT, l845. 1y
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Pocket Book Lost |
Dress Goods,
CLOAK GOODS,

AVING reduced my stock OF Cloak Goods
3 NJ that were bought early, have this week made my
large purchases in New York and Boston of all the differ
en styles of Cloakings worn and very much lower
found
Rich OmbrG- shaded French CLOAKI.NGS,
a and beautiful article
Real French THIBET CLOTHS in every col
imported.
IndiGnas--P ramettas--Persidn CGoths-AmGzonian
ClOths-AkpaccGS Orleans, Sc,-Rich Gala Pidids-ROb
ROys, and in short every KIM Goods imported and will
be sold prices that fail to be satisfactory.
]. B. WYMAN,
Late of the firm of Ii. H. Chamberln & Co.
Worcester, Oct l9. diff
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Worcester, So. Probate Office, October IA, 1916.
To all persons interested in the Estate of JONATHAN
MOORE, late of Brookied, deceased, Greeting.
GU are cited toappear at Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester, the first Tuesday of No
vemher next. to show why Dover should not be
assigned 10 Carissa Moore, the Widow of said deceased
in all the Real Estate of which said dec died seized
in this Commonwealth.
dl2t73 CHAS. G. PRENTISS Reg
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ERolL COlllf0rEeI.S.

loo BED CoMFoRT Z. :is ,.r made expressly
Worcester, Oct H. OH D. ID. WfMAN'
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THE ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,


No. SO State-street, Hartford, Conn.,,
y 18th sound and Groiiabte CAPITAL of S2OO.0OU,
FER their protection against loss damage by fire
~ the citizens of Worcester and It's vicinity Ii
Dwelling Houses and Furniture Stores and Merchandise
generally, Factories, and Mills. the favorable
terms.
centuryits reputation for liberal adjustment and its
prompttude in paying losses, well known and estab-
lIshed THOMAS X. BRACE. President
SIMEON L. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford, March 6, 1885, isn
u Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance in the above
Company, referred particulars to A H. BUL
LUcH, Esq, in Worcester, Mass.
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WANTED.
To Carpenters.

WANTED six experienced carpenters, to whom con-
w slant employment will be given,-also six wood chop
pers Enquire of WIN. T. MERRIFIELD.
Sept "a w2tdtt
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GIRL WANTED.

ONE who understands Housework, and bring recon-
~ mendaons, is wanted in the family of the subscriber
Sept2 dit d. S. MESSENGER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-04
How il sounds Abroad.

A friend, genuine Hoosier Democrat, of "pure
blooded STOCK" writes us from Danville, Ill, and
among other things says-"I feel much gratIhed
that you have done nobly. 1t makes one feel proud
to be called an Indanan when sch glorious election
news reaches him in sister State trust and hope
that you may be successful in exposing the band of
hunkers that have infected Indianapolis long, and
protesting be Exclusives of the Democratic party
We assure our friend that we shall fail not faint
not, turn back, until the party is purified and
purged of such; especially when we every day
receive strong from Democratic friends
of the stern necessity of doing So and Of their aid
and encouragement.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-04
Inlslm0nS

The Harrsburgh American, a Native Wing paper,
in noticing the death of Gen. Jackson, makes of
the following language
"Having learned in the school of adversely to be
meek and knowing it to be duty to be patient and
forgiving, looked with perfect GOODNESS and COM
posture an assembage of men, met for the purpose
of expressing the opinion of the people upon the life
of whose ferocity was ultra tigeriSn, and
whose moral alterations had no boundary.
street bratcier Gdlter, gambler, dteiSt, horse
racer, and contemner of every divine law, having
been called to his resting place by the fiat Of the
Almighty, to be fosted upon the memories of the
people as demi-god. False to every profession he
ever made, whether in morals, politics religion
acknowledged by all as the basest demagogue that
ever headed Nation and led 1t to its doom syco-
plant at heart and tyrant in power, yet the people
of country called upon to mourn his demise. ("
1t would certainly trouble even Nick Biddle to find
more malicious epithets to blast the fair fame of
great and good man, and thus, it were, drag the
very dead from their resting place. A man who
could condescend TO such language, deserves the
and contempt of every honest in the land.
II is but in character, however, with tho miserable
faction ycept Ndtires. Without liberal idea in
their shallow pates they desire noorety by becoming
Infamous. But God says, Proverbs X z, /" the name
Of the wicked shall rot"