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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-22

News FROM HAvANA-We have files of the
Didrio dc Ia Marina to the 9th inst, from which
we extract the following items:
The Didrio, of the 9th, in commenting upon our
relations with Mexico, denies the justice of the
blockade ordered by the American Commander,
and approves the course Of the foreign consuls in
their supposed protest against the act. The ac-
counts Of the engagements Of the 9Th and 9th, are
taken from Mexican journals, in which the eva
liant army of the North" is represented as merely
shaving retired, after glorious contest, before
an enemy superior in numbers and in artillery"
The evacuation of Matamoras is accounted for by
a regard for the "morals of the army
The yellow fever is yet continuing its ravagcs
among the population at Puerto Principe. Tho
Junta of that place were entertaining Propositions
for the continuation OF the railroad from Neuvtas.
The miserable situation of the poor in their hospi-
tails, was also occupying their attention.
The mining interest has lately engaged in an
unusual manner the attention Of the public, from
the discovery of new veins, which promise rich
harvest to the workers. Near Villa Clara mine
editor OF the Eco, published in that district, to in
dulgc in a strain OF rhapsody on the probable ag-
grandisement of the country.
The late favorable weather had entirely changed
the appearance OF the fields, and an abundant
harvest was expected
Two new publications are about to be establish
ed, one musical periodical.
The Diario announces the arrival, on her way
to Mexico of the young prirna donna Isabel Garcia
Luna. She has as yet performed but in Madrid,
where every appearance afforded her new
triumph.
The Havana theatres are closed. A series of
concerts are to be gwen by Sr. Hcnrque Billet,
at Matanzas.
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THE TYLER ADMINISTRATION. What all
men toresaw and predicted, has come to pass
When Mr. Tyler, abandoning the party to which
he was indebted for his unexpected and unfortu-
nate elevation to the Presidency, threw himself
into the arms OF his adversaries, and exerted all
the patronage and influence of his high position
to crush his friends, he was Iorewarned that the
day would speedily arrive whea the very men
who had profited by the treason would loathe and
spurn the traitor. The prediction is now history
Mr. Dromgoole, the acknowledged leader of the
largest wing of the Loco Foco party of Virginia,
declared in his place, on the floor of the House
of Representatives, few days since, that I" the
most corrupt administration that ever disgraced
this country was the administration of Mr. TYLER
"a remark from the force of which he kindly
took occasion to exonerate the Wing party, TO the
"honor aud integrity" of which, though not in
the habit of saying much in their favor, he bore
testimony Mr. Tyler may well adopt the ex-
clamaon Of the Roman Dictator "Et tn
Butter
Mr. Bayly attempted defence of Mr. Tyler,
who, it viii be remembered is now one Of that
gentleman's constituents; but that very defence,
founded avowedly upon the treachery Of Mr. Ty-
Ter to the party which elected him, and the eff
cient aid he had rendered to their opponents, will,
with all properly constructed minds, carry upon
its face the most severe aud pointed condemna-
ton. Nevertheless, it was urged with force
against Mr. Dromgoole. 1t ought to serve as
shield Of defence Tor the Ex-President against
assaults from that gentleman and his friends
They who are now pro6ting by Mr. Tyler's ter
giversaton ought certainly to withhold their Bit
ter taunts and their unsparing denunciations of
the man to whom they are Indebted for their po-
silion.
Mr. Tyler's fate "points a moral,'' which all
statesmen may ponder with profit. In these re-
proaches OF those who but yesterday were seen
among the crowd OF f1attercrs who thronged the
pureus OF the Palace, may be read the retribu-
ton which sooner or later awaits the protlIgate
politician who barriers principle for power
Richmond Wing.
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CHEAP BOOKSTORE,

PRICES REDUCED.
CST received and will be soil at greatly reduced prices
- the largest assortment of BOOKS ami STATIONERY
ever offered In Worcester consisting of
BIZ NIX BOOKS
superior Paper made order and
ruled 10 pattern.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
OF all the kinds in wholesale ard RETAIL as low as
can be bought in New York or Boston.
Also, Bibles, Commentaries, Testaments, all
sizes and styles Of Binding.
STANDARD and Miscellaneous Books-Books for Presents
Poems, Albums, Juvenile and Toy Books.
LETTER PAPER, 4, and IL sheets to the ounce
common Gap and Letter Paper-Note Paper and EnyeL
opes-superor Writing Desks and Ladies Work Boxes
Games,-Visng and Pearl surface Cards
Persons in want of Books in any department Ltera
ture will find here coed the loves
prices.
Remember the " Cheap Bookstore,s POI Main
Street, between u. s. Hotel and Iams Temp House
Worcester, April 9. dSw wsll5 j. GRoRT, JR
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Dancing and Calisthenics.

~ RS. II. POTTS of Boston, at the request of
some Of the Ladies Of Worcester proposes opening
Schooi IN that town in DANCING and CALIsTHENIcs.
All those who may honor her with the charge their chill
dren may safely rely on her pay ing every their
general department. and that their conduct strictly de-
corous. She vii not only aim al impartng thorough
knowledge OF the graceful art Of Dancing but will likewise
give instruction IN the '0shenic exercises which she
mas always found give universal satisfaction, conrihut
ing mucn TO the health strength and beauty of the system
Terms-$l0 per quarter.
Mrs r will be at The Worcester House, on Monday,
April 9Th, to receive further applications for pupils and
to make other necessary arrangements.
April 20. d2w
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WHO CAN DOUBT



Sunmervile, Nj, Nov. %, 1912.
Dr. Jayne-Dear Sir: send you the following certia-
cate obtained from Mr. Guck. would Just state that
became acquainted with him years ago. Al that
time he was entirely bald. with the exception of lock Of
mar on the back part Of his head about The size of half
dollar, and that lock Of hair he told had made
grow by the your Tonic previous to which he posi-
lively AYERS ne had not single hair his head The
now completely covers his head and is four to 1--we
inches long Very respectully yours, p. MASON.
another Proofth Efficacy of Dr. Jayne's Hair Tonic.
This viii certify that entirely bald for about three
years, when was recommended to try DIR Jaynes Hair
Tonic procured two bottles Of Mr. Mason, in Summer
vile, and using the Tonic for about IF months my hair
came in all over my head and although not quite as thick
as before YET it is constantly growing This surprising
restoration OF my hair has excited the astOnishmenr Of all
my acqnain ances, and made object curiosity TO
many am now SIS of age, aud have to re-
gnrd the inventor OF this matchess Hair Tonic public
benefictor. JOACHIM GULICK.
New Germantown N. j., Nov 26 1912.
II PREPARED only hy DR. JAYNE. No. 8 South Third
Street Philadelphia For sale by GREEN L. CO., III
Main Street, and NJ B. GREEN 200 Main street, Worces
ter div wStl7
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A. LARGE PICKEREL. We saw yesterday, three
large pickerel, caught in seine just below the
South Hadley Falls, the largest OF which weigh
ed fourteen and half pounds This is one of
the largest fish of the kind, we ever saw or heard
OF in this part of the country
Springfield Republican.
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A MERE ITEM. A rencontre took place at
Macon, Noxubee county, Georgia, on Saturday
week, between G. w. Edwards and VIM. L. Dom
negan, in which the latter was instantly killed.
Edwards was examined before magistrate and
acuuitted
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Messengers Notice.
MILLINERY AND DRESS-MAKINC
SALOON.

TAKE this method to inform my patrons and
the public generally thai have fitted up SPLENDID
SALOON for the MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING
BUSINESS and have engaged the first talents in the
Try 10 superntend the II my intention produce
work rom this Establishment equal any coming from
Ike establishment in New York Boston and at much
lower prices.
shall keep at all times splendid assortment of MILF
merry and Furnishing Articles which will be sold the
lowest New York rates.
TRADERS and MILLINERS supplied with
the FASHIONS and NIL articles in this line on the most
reasonable terms.
share of patronage is solicited with the assurance that
all work done shall be satisfactory or no sale.
N. b. All articles ordered for mourning will always
have the earliest attention.
JOHN B. WYMAN.
Worcester, April g. dwtfl4
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o,,, ST. ), JEANS GALvANIc METALLIC


SI'REyyGTHElING PLASTER. impreg
mated with the Electro Magnetic principle The
liable remedy yet offered for all disorders spinal
complaints RHEUMATISM. Indigestion stiffness Of Joints
weakness Of limbs, pain in the side back chest &C.
ney have also been most successfully applied
VIC dooreux vertigo nervous sick headache paralysis
gout neuralgia &c Combining every advantage
oy the most scientific compound with the important and
eueclve Metaine Galvanc preparation and Magnetic pow
e SO hghy priced IN other Galyanic app iances and with
inc iicdy oi immediate contact with the parts affected
mis- new and most valuable remedial agent must prove
OF lncalcnabe benefit other remedies cannot
so easily and rapidly reach the desired object.
Secared by letters patent, and sale wholesale
Importerss No William Seet-at the office OF the Prn-
clpal Agent No IS Chambers ST. NeD York and b, Drug
glsts generally throughout the United States
CAUTION Each Plaster will bear the signature of the
proprietor.
). >. HOUGHTON, 100 Washngton Street, BOSTON.
General Agent for the New England Slaies
AGENTS. WOrcester--James Green d Co., and s. A.
Rowland Springfeld-B. n Bliss. Bdrre-Woods, Field
y 20. A11heTst-N. Fitch Fitch6urg-Chas. Shepley
Lot0eH-G H. Carlton Co, and by the dealers in Med
cine generally cody Novl8,
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National Fair,

A DAMS co. respectfully give notice that they are
prepared to furnish every facility the ranspoa
lion by their Express of articles designed for exhibition at
me great National Fair to be held in the city of Washing
ton in May next
Our Agent at Washington, Mr. GEoRaE 8 McELFREsH
will give his personal attention the safe handling and
early delivery Of the packages and the close Of the
bon Will ifdesired the articles to be repacked and
returned TO their respective des inalions
Packages arviI Washington before the owners may
remain in our office Tree of charge for storage
~ II will be home 10 mind we run the ONLY EXPRESS
between New York and Washington.
April so. dw2ws ADAMS 4, 60
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FACTORY Ar AUCTION.

AwA 70 be sold at Auction the premises Thurs
day, The 7th day Of May neEt, III O'clock I'M,
&zAa FACTORY BUILDING in BYFIELD about five
miles from Newburyport, and miles from the Rowley
Depot of the Eastern Railroad The main building Of
wood, with heavy stone Observation-Disclosures st.res high
above the basement There belonging property
snd be sold with H. about acres of Land four
Dwelling Houses with 10 or IL famiIies-a
store, Stables, and other 0utbudngs, and the old Ma
chinery. The water power is good For terms, which
Will be made convenient 10 the thaser and other parc
uiars, inquire OF Col josiah TITcOmB- By field, EDMUND
EBRETor Esq at Newbur, port the subscriber at
his Office, Court Street, Boron.
April Is. dtssw2ts THEOPIIILUS PARSONS.
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DIED,
IN this town, April 20 Charles A. son of Mr. William R.
Brigham. l6 mos.
In New Salem March IS, Wild Elizabeth Walker, IT,
In "a iRchester, NH April 9Th, Rev. John Thompson,
formerly missionary amongst the Cherokees in Georgia.
sgei AZ. Mr. Thompson, Mr. Worcester and Mr. Butler
missionaries il is forgotten. put into the Pene
Tertiary. The latter staid about years. MIR T.
released sooner.
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SALES IN PHILADELPHIA,
BY CLAGHORN Il HILL,
AuCtiOneCFS / commission Merchants,

Nos. 81 + "a, administered, Philadelphia
Regular Package Sales of
BRITISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS
held every Wednesday Morning, on months credit
Goods from the shelves sold every Saturday. 10 O'Clock
O- Advances made on every description of Goods con
signed aid every Information and facility afforded to Com
signers by W. G. ROBINSON, Agent,
SO dwu No 81 FULTUN-sT., BOSf'O "
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Worcester Calisthenic Academy.

U SHERIDAN, Professor OF Gymnastics, re-
% specially informs the Ladies Worcester that hav-
ing the services of Lady from New York. is
eminent Teacher OF Dancing and Cashenics and hav-
ing nearly completed the apparatus he i'll open a
and Splendid SaioO early May devoted the purposes
of Physical Education.
Laiies who may wish to attend, or parents who may
wish TO send their children assured that they will
every attention from the LFdy who is have control
Of this Establishment.
Terms for six months, Sc.
Worcester, April 80. DIFF
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MARRIED.,
II Gardner April g. Mr. Nathan F. Henry Of Montaeue
20 Miss lnenza Partridge.
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TAXES.

INHE propretors Of the following of Land in the
town of Spencer in the County Worcester are noti
rd that the same taxed in the list cnmmitled 10
the subscriber the Collector of Taxes said Town Of
Spencer for the year eighteen hundred and forty i've as
in 9s =
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GUANO. GUANO

UUAIVU. UUAIWU
UST received and for sale in lots Purchasers 20
y tons ican aud South American Guano, of superior
quay, the test ever brought into this market The Afri.
can which part Of the Of the brig Samos ana
y 2ed by of the first chemists this country and pro-
nouneed 10 be of the rs quality; it has been fairly tested
by many OF the farmers aud gardeners in the vicinity of
Boston, and has fully led their highest expectations
we can inliy recommend the south American, which has
also been carefully analyzed and fund 10 be splendid ar
tice and very SUPERIOR being stones and hard
substances For sale by the ton Dbl bag Orders ad.
dressed to JOSEPH BRECK & CO.. 81 and 81 NorIh
Market street. viii be promptly attended TO.
Boston, April IS le46
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Charles Adams, Is acres of land 40 "a
Eliza Bird, AZ do do 3 81
Avory Bush, house. barn and 30 do do IL IS
Emory Bridges, do do 25
Simon Carpenter, IL do do 10
Edmond Capn & Horace r. !. . .,
Hicks, 40 90 "a
Eleazer Draper, II do do II
David Gates, IS do do rs
Eli Goulding, ia do do 70
Elias Howe, house, barn and 10 do do O5
Obadish Hadwin and !
Luther Fuller, % 40 40 w
Charles Lyon, 81 do do 40
Eliot Proufy, Wire MILL o6
Willard SNOW, 81, rs do do "a
ihos Sn"rey, factory, 2 houses and lot, SO
AHasa SWl'ser, saw mill privilege q acres land SIS
william thompson, 100 acres land, 10 II
10 And If no person shall appcar discharge said taxes
on or before the ttceatythrd day Of May merit at two
O'Clock N the afternoon shall proceed sell al Dexter
Bemis Hotel in said Spencer, by Public much
q SAID respective tracts Of land shall be sufficient
discharge said taxes and all necessary intervening CHARGES
NATHAN HER<EY, Collector
Spencer, April 81. 1886. dwStl7+ OF Snencer
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CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING
AND GENT9S FURNISHING WARE. ROOMS.
No. Merchants RoD, Worcester.
CHAS. T. GRIFFIN.
Carpet Bags, Vaises, Travelling Trunks, sc. &c.
March g. SIN
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Church Of the UNITY.

THE PEWs Of this Church will sold at Public Auc-
lion ON Thursday, The It'll Of May neat, at O'Clock
PM, at the Church
The apprasement of the Pews may be on Wednes-
day. the 9Th of the day OF sale at the
Church. which will then he open for exainina ion.
On Sunday the Sd Of May the house win be open
public generally.
By order OF the Committee,
BENZ F. THOMAS, Chairman.
Worcester. April 80, 1916 dwlw
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Fowler's chronological Works,

American chronological Journal.
SUBSCRIPTIONS received al lhe " CHEAP BOOK.
= STORE,' were single Nos NAV be had for examna-
ton. - ~
Also, Fowlers Practical Phrenology-E duca
.Ion and Self Desreni-Physio
y-kelgion-Matrlmony- Love and Paren-
enDerance-Tight Lacing- and chronological Al.
manac. discount will he made when a number Of bis
works taken. = ~
The Journal will be delivered punctualy to subscribers
free Of postage at 8 per annum. copies for S3
J. CIRCUIT, JR,, Agent,
Jan ST. wSmd3w 1879 Main st., Worcester
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WANTED.

WANTED
A WOMAN TO do the hnusewOfk of family in this viii
"A lige. 10 whom good wages will be paid. Inquire at
this Office. April "a.
NWOrcester Comfy Horticultural Society.
THE Annual Meeting of the Worcester ounty Hort.
cultural Society, Tor the purpose of electng Officers
herring reports OF Committees c., will be held the
Oni'e OF the Mutual Lite Assurance ompany, the rear
the Central Bank Worcester Rednesdav the 18Th
day Of May nert, at O'Clock p. Nj.
SAM'L F. HAVEN, Rec. Sec'ry.
Worcester April So 1876. wltdlm
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D'Aubigneg Fourth Volume.

hUU1SW6B EUUIIU volume,
VOLUME FOURTH-This volume is receiv
ed and ready for delsery-I Illustrated with two fine
steel portraits one OF the author and the OF Luther as
he appeared before the Diet of Worms
BlBLES-Pocket, Family, and Pulpit, in
great variety of bindings
bEECHER'S LECTURES to Young Men-Legal Rights
Of Women-iogether with large assortment Of School,
miscellaneous Books and Stationery, all of which will be
sold as low us at any other Store.
Worcester, March 9. DIFF WARREN LAZEII
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New Iron Store,

Douglas Axe Manufacturing Company.
PURSUANT TO the provisions the Revised 81 tutes of
l. this Commonwealth, notice hereby given that the
amount of all the voted by said Company and
actually paid in eighty thousand dolarf and The
of all existing debts is Thousand eight hundred
and eighty five dollars and twenty five cents.
W. r. EUSTIS.
CHARLES SCUDDER,
Z. HOMER
HENRY TIMMINS,
April l, 1876 II OTIS ADAMS.
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LIME /!

TIVE subscriber keeps constantly on hand SUNNY n
first quality EASi ERIN LIME, and Tor sale cheap
B. BUFFUM,
worcester, mo. Is. dw5w South Of the Common
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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-05
PROSPECTUS OF THE
Young Peoples Magazine.

This Magazine will be edited by SlBA
SMITH; this gentleman has been so long aud
Iavoraby known 10 'he reading public, that
10 mention his name is recommendation stt.
tclenl to ensure the magazine hearty wei
come from the american people. And we
are happy to announce The Rev J. S. C. Alb
bolt as among our regular contributors. And
also Mrs. Elizabeth Oakes Smith, with 9th
er of our best female writers. Ii will be is
sued monthly, On handsome paper, and each
No enbclished with steel engraving and
flower painted from nature. The first No.
was delivered to subscribers the frs, of Oc>
lobcr last Terms, ST. per year, or 10 cents
for single number.
A letters, orders, &c. should be address,
ed 10 J. K. WelIman, Proprietor, lls Mas
sau 81. N. Y.
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Stale Finances.

Hon. DAVID PIERCE who for many
years has been Auditor Of Accounts for
this State, has commenced series Of
articles, treating on the finances Of the
State; giving a sketch Of the transactions
under past laws, &c, As Mr. Pierce has
been so thoroughly conversant with the
pecuniary transactions between individ>
uals and the State and as the first No.
indicates, we Judge our readers will be
both interested and profted from peru,
sal ofthc series We shall, therefore,
give the. several numbers an insertion in
the Voice in due time after their rccep.
ton from the author. The number re-
ceived die not arrive in season to be in
serted this week, but will appear next
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PEACE DOCUMENTS.

As the reader will observe, we have 4
pretty good supply Of Peace arguments this
week. The first prose article was inserted
for the purpose e showing the friendly feel
ngs of many in England towards the people
of this country; and Mr. Fool's speech was
admitted entire for two reasons = First, be-
cause consider it, as a whole, good doc
umcn,; and secondly, because thiuk his
constituents are entitled TO it. These arli-
cles necessarily crowd out many items OF
news, bu, we trust those opposed to war
with England will peruse the articles on
that question as readily as they would ordi-
nary news items.