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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16

FURNITURE Esg5SsS5FA .sD
rpH'rsrrnr 1N=:ESa LOOKING
AND CARPET wARE-ROoMS.
No. las. MAIN STREET, WHEELING. VA.
ryHEy Keep constantly OF hand very extensive. q.
- sormcnt of sai erior Nsho-any Freaeh snd Co.
an Chairs; Rocking tes. SOFAS. cr AID Ca a r,rlcs
res toTetLer with every Other src'e OF M. 80.
and est finished Furniture ever cad IN ms INV
YIN ana Mshorsny Framed Looking q, asses OF ev,,x
variety aid price; Looking Glass Ts,e~ ~ Al go,
iorisr ard Pstu'c Frames hard a IN ale 20 o.
.er AVID Flows Hair coor. iIuss. Spin sss S0",
@ s.ses; Bsaks's Quits, Comforts sacSinr. BoS.
srtie OF urhos we. on I., . w,n every Other
Nsnli,sa and al wind,w Bisds. Wirdew 81 80 =;
10y vsiesy ard color: al Of which will Re sold Al verv
how prices, aud OF tire Cd austy Also NJ.
sMH.nany ss,sets Hair Cloth. vantsa, 5 anis, Ai.sS
any Mo = SAID la e., Locks, Hinges Css-ers
cInd Trimmings eonssiiiy on had aud so low for
v Steam Boss furnished with ,v,rv ariel. ., Fur.
ri,rre a short notice. ard tie very lest terns
~. b.-in connection with the ove. we have the isrr.
10th, Table Covers, &c. &C. ever Tered ~, this city A
All o. which win lie sold cheaper has ever cen sod
'eio'e- June e5.
MT AHoGANy vENEERs-Jus, received eases q,
Iva Mahogany venee s. and for sac low fer can AZ
sep . MENDEL & HARBOUR.
FASHIONABLE BOOT LASTS.
JUST received fo,n the East OF surc-ior
tine fashionable Boot Lasts a. the sign 81 the Biv Red
loot sepS htLALLEN s. KNOX.
N ooH OuT.-Jast received al the new Garnet store
IL ls3 Nam street. 100 yards OF Verei.n srre,in.
rom 10 10 20 inches wide. Also 90 yads Dam ask We
ne.sn, sup artesc and rc,lut Ell pr,e.
~ sep0 MENIEi., HARBOUR a co.
Z uRNITrRE vARNisH-JuSt received fresh sup
oi snhh. snsiion a COY snfe Tor oshing srnsh
and Tor sac al ManufsSfurei's prices.
sepo MENDEL & UARDOffR
G ORA AND CHAIR SrRiNGs-te dozen Sole Shrine
- just received and tor Ia Main ~, Nheciin@
scp9 MENDEL & HARBOtlR
II EEP WARM.-Sicam oai owners viii please re-
&2- nlenl 81 tLat have STOCK Of Quits MAJ.
ASSES. flows, &c. &C. hand and sale Ow al la
Main 81. Wheeling. sels MEALEL & HARBOUR.
| ERE THEY CoME.-lct0 wards OF superhne 2 ply
carpets, just received a; the New ca-pci Store 30
l'', Main ssIect Whecing, Va and FOR "a
sep0 MENDEI. HARBOUR & co
FOR TItE IADIEs
Yt'ST Received Al the Drug Store OF S TOM thu
- following Treble Extracts
Treble Ext act ofVerienS Treble Extract OF Oran-e
10 aehouly Io Ifeiolro q
DO Mignlonctie TO EGAutine
To Violet 10 N.niIe
DO Cerauiuni 10 Iule-ore
Also "a great vS-iesy Of Hair OILS, Pomades Soa-S
Hair, Clothes, Flesh and 1oo.h Brushes, a. aug ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16
PAPER HANGLNGN

TeT DWELL & BROTHERS respectfully invite the az
" ieniion Of country grerchaps their Args as.ort.
mont Of PAPA isnsings Borders Fire Screens sc. ali
u .he latest sly les and n,oss superior iniSh.
Their va-is.y includes Thing in their line viii eh
they Ter nah'c terna-
CURTAIN TAI Frs, full width in eres; va-ioiy low.
Country erehanls wiilund thsT lnteest ~ cal
tefOre purchasing elsewhere
No az, Baltimore 81. Baltimore, Nd. aug IL oswiTr.
- ENVELOPES. --Laced Embossed and Plain Note En-
=. vs'oNes OF various sizes. Also Plain AID ColoTed
Letter d., for businesS Len, for sac hy
saz2J '-- A TIL ORNuROOK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16

WOULD tcniihd the lovers ofs rich, deiieisns Cup
- Vi OICc, :. al continue 10 sell LEXIS EXTRACT VI
Co &c. ~ Least Ia tie EXPENSE Ileas the
co perfectly and j. rich ard who esome will fur
ns lie sicc 10 aiefs al manufacturers prices with
tie sddi Of ear.ia se, al No, l,S Magket Sua-e.
ug2J ID. A'CiNNiS. Agent tor Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16
LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF GEN
n rnANInp

d 4 = IOIs.
rE1HIS took CONTAINS likeness Of Cen. Taylor, q
- Nap OF tie Battles OF 40 Alto aud Ressca de la
anna, with Map Of Ceuta Mexico, shoW ing the
te.up.Stvd route Of The aWy--Priee only - cents
Coo es's new novel tle Red SANS OF Indian IrjuT.
Win mass tf " oman, l
RAuCOn kvco eotOus Of sn Old rootor,
NJ OF BaYe = ilsl aed Ed,ion OF Martin tie Found
ling, sues new novel. Received a. ELLIS
aug =. Ill Man street.
\ OR SALE.-The Frame f'.use opposite the Tunes
- OHiGe Aad adjoining MT. MOOges new uilding. Ap
ply 10 aug u WIN. HALL.
n orICE.-An persons indebted 20 John J. Haswe
" decd. a; the BOok.so-c Union street. recently
kept ~ las Executor aud AeVandcr insa g. are no
~ cd TO axe payment 10 Joh ~. Thom son, who is du
~ authorized to re III TO- The G. II iiASNEtL
aug g Executor OF Johu ] liaswel, deceascd
II. ACKEREL.--lO bis. No. South Maekef.', iusi
/ aug J.w.rAxToY & CO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16
vHGr T,BLT REMEDIES
T BRENTLINGER'S kPOTHECA,


vFGr TtBLI' UEMEDirS
AT BRENTLINGER'S kPOTHECA,
Ashiund Squore. Wheeling. Va.
HE suis errer has Ills cav leei appointed soc A.
-ept IN this civ 2 ' the sac Of roc'or j. Rose,
HIGHLY CELEBRATED VEGETABLE REAiED. IL
sdaied 10 ihe various diseases ~ which The human 10.
d. ~ sul ject, Of which the following a. a list;
DIR. Roses Proahy'ss'i Syrup seaees for the cure
o. all chronic diseases; Ss;iois ofhs Iuns ard seTo
ia &c Ions.
NJ Roses Cough Syrup FOR disease, Of the lungs, ca
tsrrh, bronchitis. &C.
Or. Roses Group Or Hive -rup
Dr.. Roses Conn ound Extract VI ssrsarsrins
Or. Roses Asihniaiic L iNir
Dr. Roses cough Lozeacss for iraafon ofths throat
d.. Roses Linlmsnt for rain IN the chest.
DR.. Roses Tonic MiUusS fUr Chiiis and fever.
Dr. Roses Vsrmiiuge, safe and saeieus rssdy for
worms.
Dr. Roses Tonic Anti Dysrepiie for all Diseases Of
tie stomach sudtowe's, cholera infsntuIn, sc.
Dr.. Roses lsnaS Pil, orIor To The llooi or AZ.
Dr. Roses Tonic AZ srsiivs Nsrs's'ls PAS, sfies.
cious ieHedy tor diseases of THE Liver.
lr Roses Stfeagihenlng Ilasisr weakness Of the
Baek, btess', side VI stomach.
Lr. Roses ecife for EpeTsv. the only positive
nledy Tor tbIs disease ever discovered.
Dr, Rosss Rheuu siie Mixture. known 10 far.
Dr. Roses As,rngent Comround a nlOra-e tie
splitting efoo', or tor the cure o all discharges OF blood
10. Roses syrup ior eho.sfs and Towel complains
ALSO
nr. Roses PATENT INITIATING BREATHING
TUE Tor nhcnS tee air cells u The LUNGS ia "
weak Breasts.
Ertroef from NE Ne,ire Eagle.
Dr. Rose Is ;rAiuAs Of tie Cnive slty vi rnsyva.
MIA. and Las !VT any Yeas prsctosd lis Profession an
this city with sgns success. lie Las Ofsn assured us
that his Lancet Is ruay AID MS medicines nursy
ts'le, whc1 "a IN Use arous Recommendation
mind ard tsNlpg inio eonsde alon that be nat 0uy
physician IA an ENaNESr one, tsink saal awe
his syscu fair Trial should disease ia Tutn!css
Lards az Oh cur humanity.
FOR Ias;leulirs eal "a rApRENTLIYcEn,
asaA Na.F -. =,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16

G PANlsu WHITING. % Ibis seanisb Winding for
80 sSsty jy2l JAMES BAKER.
q ILKs-B aek italian Luesrinr. Cros DE- Rhine, satin
- sgripef b ack sitk sef.C. klCh isid Stk. Lima
Iald Rich Irinled Caslle a. snCy Neif SRiss iHser
NOn, JsesEet d0, Fancy Crsvsls, received W
sep liar MARSH
G u ER GAIA Plaid Back ard white Grape eHk Cling.
- haas, scotch AID MAnchcsier DO just received
sePI J Bah MARSH
M HITE, Red and yellow flames. ucry cheap. lusg
W received ~ scpi JB& RB MARSH.
a sUPEMoR aniele Of Blns and white Blankets;
- received W sepI Jb& RB NAkSH.
INV GOODS.
1.-TWO cases fanCy Prints, One do Extra Rich Prints
- one Do cached Drilling; large lot OF Ginghsu.s
Jusl received and lot At Eastern pricfs W
TALLANT a DkLAFLAfN,
sug - wholesale Mcfehsnts, M0nfoe street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16
$50 goo.

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and
Gpupii- lass No. 81,
To re drawn al Wilmington. Delaware on SATURDAY.,
Sc tent OF -, ls.6.
prize 81 S,C,ICO, ofI5.CCo. ] or 20 OF soc
~ nuin'ss, Is ea.ios. Tickets =; eertilsAis Of
20 who.es Sic, shares IN proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16
y llITE SAIL

& ALI III Slis No. / lnts uisn ga, u ss.eaG 10
sac 81. REILLY,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16

Ico pnLsi Morou-shes fue White Salt. ias. reeeivet
on -. si1nelit AID i3r rs.e low ~ JAS. M'KEE.
WASsl.uk % jLiy lS.g.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16
S2I.GslO

roKONOTE RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS NO. isj
To % drawn Al Wilmington, Delaware. ON Msnday
Septenul e. e, lsaG.
piize OF SSSItC; of, go; Of JocC' f?.oco
- mum srs. - haiots. Ateseis g.. SeTtlaeSie o
wholes Slle; shares Ia proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16

NtRAi tlCIfIffGt'
FOWNINCS COTTAGE RESIDENCES. Cor se
Residences series Of desgus rura COTTAGES and
Cgttsro vi -, AVID their Gardens and grounds; iusis
ted ~ uBme OiS engrSvinrsty As. DOWNING.
DOW NlNG'S LANDSCAPE GARDENING, AND
RURAL ARCHlTECTURE - trca;ise on the theory
AID practice OF Landscape Ga deung; adapted North
LOW MING. July ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16

CromUe!rs L,tters aud Spseehss by Cdrlyls.
InsersoITs History Of the LCe War Poets and oetry
Of Europe, W L0ngel ow; ayes Critical and Hisoe.
atc0ts Essa,s lutTOdut ion 10 Anne lean Literature;
Camp els Imt osophy OF Rhe'orie. Echoes OF Mature
BurEe on he Sd limo I'D BcaTls; She ey's foeiica
w1Tks Tor sac al H.NSN ILL , BOOhSIOkb. Union 81
ll!y y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16

$4,000.
FOKoMOKE RIVER LOTTERY, CLASS No. ls7.
To lie drawn 81 Wilmington, lie aware, GA Wednesday,
Sc gteml er 20, ls4G.
p.zs Of slsCto, ofocoo Of: eco Of eCoo. sc &c
- nun' ers, - AiCls Tickea 81, a Sss.l.!SAAe OF
% wLOlSs SIX, sAaTsS an proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16
2O.OUls leOllnrs

Grand Consolidated Lottery OF Delaware aud
GeVrgia. Class No. z, Extra.
To e drawn a. Wilmington. Delaware, IN SATURDAY.
SsIienl er T.. is46.
prize Of ssotoo; 30 Off .occ; ore SOC; OF eco
- nun ers. " drawn. TlsSe.s s. esriSa.s ii q
wEO.es 5. I, sisses IA Iottion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16

9The ,oricnal and only) genuine article only pre-.
pa cd by NJ Swayne, north corner 9Th and Race
streets. sdephia. Togcn SoSsl except that bearing
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16

HASWFLLS BoOK STORE.
II lie SUI scri having purchased the entire sock Of
Boot =, = iOnary. sc. Of tte John J. iaswci,
will continue the lusi The Old AID, where az
q lines found IA ou ent Of school, liso-
ri a., Theolorics Medi a. and Miscellaneous bOo and
onaTy, % which cons spi sddI ions viii q Sde.
lie truss az experience al sevc a yeas u the Book
Business in this city, iogcihe with de efnii
lease, viii emit him 10 continuance VI the age
81 ofOre lii eray eXscntcd 10 Vie csa ent
Ag25 JOHN "a. THOMt SON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-16
FOR TIN I.ADIE .

lYtIsT Received a, The Drug Store OF TODD. the
following Treble Extracts
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-20
NOTICE.

- The present limits are inadequate to accom-
modate my numerous retnue Of customers On the LIST Of
February next shall commence Stupendous
Warehouse, suic emily large to accommodate friends
and numerous customers. Large the present House
is it is sufficiently large = Spacious is not suf-
GENTLY spacious brilliant in appearance not su-
GENTLY brilliant" This Gigantic House, GEery Of
Boston, is 10 d0Cn and Larger Spacious and
Brilliant Establishment is take place. These names
have been applied my establishment by those that
acquainted with the real character of Oak Hall Such
"a Superior Mart" PrinceLy Wd7ehouse," ' Vast
Trading 4rtan Machiess Establishments" ga Thea
ire Of Un6OUnded Trade" StupeadOus Scheme - an
ErtensiUel Market" ga Triumphant y9cbieUement"
Sphere of Extraordinary Operdti0n" Un0ppr0GcRabe
WOnder.n Such names probably will apply my new
consructure when completed might as well undertake
10 condne the vast ocean in the limits Of Pond B0s
ton Common, o carry my large trade within the
walls OF these present limits The public that
M triumphant statements are; oyerraed The trade
AT my extensive Warerooms may be compared large
Monster whose bulk and mighty stature have become
great that it requires larger sphere its present move
ments. This Warehouse erected in 1872 h. stood unr
vailed in the metropolis for and magnitude yet
it far far from being equal the my heavy
trading operations. SO liberal patronage have
large house for the unieered movements # its
form establishment far surprising the present one
abs utely necessary and is shortly be erected that
will surprise and delight all interested in my welfare
G. w. SIMMONS,
OAK HAIL. BOSTON.
P.S. Being obliged TO move to make these
supendous alterations the Large Stock of Fashion
able Ready Clothng Piece Goods and Rich Furnish
ing Goods adapted TO this present Fall and coming Win
ter amounting upWards Of hundred and ttDentyfUe
thousand dollars will be closed Up prices much below
the extreme io prices haze been selling All the Fur
niture of present establishment for sae-Lage Mirrors
Clocks Chandeliers with Rich Cut Drops Counters Show
Cases. &C. &C l5ws44 Boston, Oct H.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-20
To the Honorable Board of County Conn

missioners for the County of Worcester
he Petition OF the Providence and Wurcrster Railroad
Company respectfully represents that they have laid
OUT anu located their Railroad upon and land ~
Nathan George of Mendon, in SAID County Worcester
which land situated in the Blackstone in sad
ana mat the part the eof taken for said Rail
road described follows wit: strip Of land bound
ca easey by the centre of the Blackstone river land
recently purchased by salt Compan, Welcome FaInun
westerly on land of the Blackstone Manufacturing Com
pahy aho nothery and eOuthery by said GEORGES land
heng sup OF land in width to wit three and
Railroad. v sou
Also, upon and across land of EIery UoIbrook If Tx
bridge in said County situate ia said Uxbrdge and thai
the part thereof taken for said Railroad is described as
follows, TO wit strip OF land bounded southery by land
recently purchased by said Railroad Company of Peetsah
Darling and northery by land recently purchased BY said
Railroad Company of Welcome Farnnm- erlN plrtlv
by land of said Farnun and purity land of said Hoorook
ana easery by the County road aud land sad Hobrook
The norher end of said strip land for twenty rods in
leHgt, being six rods wide, three rods wide on
edCh sue OF the centre line of said Railroad and
nalnder ct the about hundred aud Eenty-six
RODS IN length being five rods wide wit two ana half
Tods VICE on each side OF the line said Railroad
Also upon and over land of Joseph Tucker OF Black
stohe IN said County situate said Bac and that
e part thereof so taken for said Rail oad described as
ioows to wit strip Of land bounded sou herv hv the
nisnway leading from Mivlle Slatersve, northerv
by and recently purchased by said Railroad Company Of
EdWlh u Sargents heirs, westeryby said fuckers land
sd easey partly by the County road and partly nv
atl fuckers land said being about one hum
dred and eighty six rods in lengthtwo hundred and sew
envy ee eet the southerly end thereof being forty eet
wide TO wit, twenty each side Of the centre
line OF sad Rairoad ard the remainder thereof being
rods wide, wit, and half rods wide on each SIDE
OF the centre line OF said Railroad.
Inc said several strips of land being by the de-
sshateu location OF said Railroad Aud the petitioners
aver that in all where said Railroad is located
thah hPe rods wde IL is necessary do for the pur-
pose oil cuttings euhankments procuring stone and
gravel and Tor the proper construction and secSrity Of said
haroaG and that they have been able to ain said
lands by voluntary agreement with the owners thereof
Inc petitioners therefore your Honorable Board after
due notice, to view the premises and estimate the
OF damages, if any, sustained by the said several owners
according TO law.
The p evidence and Worcester Railroad Compapv
BY WILLIAM JACKSON Aoen,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-20
IMPORTANT LETTER. PLEASE READ IT

The following letter from d. Brigham of Lowell Mass
nut speaks the uniform language hundreds other Phv
sicans. who have tried and therefore know how to appre
ciate Jayne's Expectorant:
LOWELL Mass, Jan. o. l944.
Or David Jayne-Dear Sir: have used your medicine
lso universally known by the ofJAYNE'S EXPFC-
IOhANI IN my practice for number years, and can
NEST truly say that have been successful in the
use OF that mild safe and thorough Expectorant than
OF any winch have used 1t the best fol
lowing obvious reasons Ii does if given in proper
uoses, occasion dsdgeeahe II does weaken
me lungs and PROSTATE the system like other Expec
torants in common use, does abate appetite of
the patient like other nauseatng medicines which have
been used by the faculty. In word ii is nearly quite
the thing which has been sought by many the faculty
for ages gone by. remain, yours &c.
LUTHER BRIGHAM, ID.
15Prepared only by DR.. d JAYNE No. 8 South Third
Street, Philadelphia. For sale by j. GREEN d co. III
Main street. and NJ b. GREEN 200 Main street, Worces-
ter. div w5t46
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-20

STR EyVGTHEyNIyFG PLASTER impreg.
mated with the Electro Magnetic principle The most val
nable remedy vet offered for all nervous disorders spl1a
complaints RHEUMATISM Indigestion stiffness of Joints
weakness of limbs pain in the side back and chest &c
They have also been successfully applied in cases of
tic doloeux, vertigo, nervous sick headache PARALYSIS
govt neuralgia Combining every advantage possessed
by the most scientific compound with the Important and
effective Metaline tialvanc preparation and Magnetic now
er so highly priced in other Galyanc app iances and with
the facility Of immediate contact with the parts affected
This and most valuable remedial agent mast nrove
incacuabe benefit other remedies cannot
so easily and rapidly reach the desired object
Secured by letters patent, and sale wholesale a, the
Importers No William SHeetat the office of the prn
cipal Agent No % Chambers ST. Few York and b Drug
gists generally throughout the United States.
CAUTION. Each Plaster will bear the signature of the
nrOr 'ietoT.
J. 5. bOUHAlnN. w 3ipFn,f,s cnssl, gOsTQA.
3ene'si Agehy TO- tas Ns@ England STATES
AGA Is observation-disclosures Green & Co and s. 4
Rowland Springfield B. X, Bliss. Barre-Woods Field
& Co. -4a'herst-N. Fitch. Fitchburg-Cbas Shepley
Loweu-G. II. Carlton & Co. and by the dealers in Medi
cine generally. eodly Nov18
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-20
MARRIED,
By Newell A, Thompson,
OfFice-OId State HOuse,-BOSTON,
COTTOM MACHINERY,

an TUESDAY, Dec l, at 10 o'clock, on the
W premises will be sold at Auction, in lots 20 suit pur
chasers, all the remaining MACHINERY at The stone
Factory in IPSWICH, Essex Co., Mass, the Depot
the Eastern Rail Road recently used for the manuac
Of No 80 Printing Cloths and now in COED running
order consisting of
Opener Picker, Wilton & Sons make-20 Cards
Breakers II Finshers-l Doubler-2 Drawing Frame
Taunton Speeders 10 heads eachle spinning Frames,
1880 live spindes-2 do 81 dead do.2 pair Mules one
Of SAC and Of $50 spndes-l SPooler-2 Warpers-2
Dressers-5l Looms Packing fress-l Cylinder ana
Dofer Grinders.
AS alterations being made preparatory to me
reception machinery, the whole OF the above viii
be positively sold without 1t may be examined
al any time on application Mr. DAVIS the Factory
THOMAS LORD Co., No IS K1Eby Street Boston, VINO
will sell the whole any part o IL at private sae on rea
Nov % de-.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-20


UNITED STATES AND TURKEY. Letters
from Constantinople speak of victory North
American diplomacy has obtained in that city.
Dr. Schmitt, an American missionary at Zero
um, was lately treated in very improper man
ner Mr. Carr, Charge d Affaires of the U. 5. at
the Ports, addressed very energetic note to the
Divan, and demanded, very categorcally, and
with threat of North American cannon, imme-
date indemnihcation and satisfaction for this
American citizen. The Porte seemed to have
no mind to become acquainted III this manner
with the Americon man of-war, and ordered the
Pacha of Erzeooum Immediately to pay to DR..
Scmitt the indemnity of G200 sterling, and to put
in prison IL Of lhe rioters who had so ll-treated
the missionary. Brother Jonathan has learned
from his elder brother John Ball now such mat
tiers most easily settled
THE EvANGEL1cAL ALLIANCE. The Rev.
DR.. Andrew Reed well known dissenting min
ister has formally Withdrawn from the Evangei
zeal Alliance, principally on the ground that he
cannot agree to the g doctrinal basis so unanim-
ously adopted, and to the action taken by the AL
lance on the slavery question,
Frederick Douglas aud w L. Garrison, aided
by George Thompson, still continue TO bold pub
lie meetings. al which they assail the Alliance
for its pro slavery action as they term it. Not
withstandng the attacks the church with
which Mr.. Garrison interIards his addresses, the
meetings are very numerously attended, and are
occasionally presided over by respectable gentle
men.
AT Ednburg the ant-savery ladies' have
presented to Mr. Garrison a silver tea service, as
an expression OF their gratitude for his unwearied
and successful exertions in the cause of the
slave.
Eight sisters of the Notre Dame have recently
set out for Oregon, on proselyting expedition.
Others are expected to follow.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-20
Business in EurOpe,

HE subscriber expects leave Boston the LIST Deem
Der for Europe visiting the principal Nurseries of
England, France, and Scotland. u Likewise the Floral
Establishments of the Con,inent,-spendng the winter
there Persons visiting any description of business
nected with these branches, in the purchase TREES
PLANTS, SEEDS SHRUBS have the same promptly
and faithfully attended to BY application personally pos
sible his Office in Boston daily between the hours
and PM JAMES L. l. F. WARREN,
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Uxbridge Academv.

M. MAC0MBER would respectfully inform
- his friends and the public that in compliance with the
request OF the people OF Uxbridge he about TO resume
the charge OF the Academy in that place. Grateful for
past av"rs he would solicit the patronage the friends
Of education and parents generally assuring them that no
efforts his part shall be wanting TO render the nstitu
ton worthy their confidence and support.
'P''
The Winter Term will commence on T5,ersdoy D..suo
Der mud, and continue eleven weeks
TuITloN-ln English branches 81 Ancient languages
So each. Drawing extra 81. ~
Uxbridge, Nov 9. Ak