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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-28

I PIPE superior old Jamaica Rum, re'eig'
L and Tor sale. WIN. NJ. HARRISON
April %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-28

CUPERIOR GUNPOWDER TEA, rec5r,
y and for sale BY WIN. Nj. HARRISON
nri %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-28

CHILDREN'S HOSE.-Brown, Blearhedar
~ Fancy Hose and Hall Hose tor Children,
April % CHENERY & HARTWELL'S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-28
II Wing and Advocate please cory

DEW IN ST. PAULS CHURCH-Fr
i sale, Pew No. a in ST Paus Church.
HUBBARD, GARDNER & CARLTON.
April 2S-2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-28

DARASOLS, SUN-SHADES AND PARa
i SOLLETTES.-We received ye>lelta
per Patrick Henry, from New York, the cfea'
est lot OF Parasols, Sun-Shades and Parasolitt
ever sold in Richmond.
April2S Cl1ENERY & HARTWELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-28

r ETTER BALANCE.-Thisu se,0l ar;ic.
IL OF two different patterns. is Tor sale By
April % ]. w. RANDOLPH x co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-28

ERENCH MUSLINS, LAWNS, &c-B.
i receipts per Patrick Henry our assormc
of French Muslins, Lawns, Bingham Mus.a.
Printed Jaconel Cambrics, &C., &C., is nov 60
and cheap. CHENERY & HARTWELL
A mil 2S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-28

OK BAGS old Java Coffee, received and 4
10 sale BY WIN. Nj. HARRISON.
April %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-28

= HHDS. P. R. Molasses, a superior aulc'
y received and for sale BY
April % VIM. M HARRISON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-28

nomy OF Poland and Southern Russia 10 that Of
Lancashire.
Now, were those OF The Southwest independ-
ent States this claiming Of all their industry 10
the tillagc of the soil, nigh, auhorise no favora-
Bile aplicipations as to their lasting fame, power
and freedom. History in no instance connects
these attributes with nation exclusively rural or
exclusively anything. In every community there
are men Of different bcnls OF genius, and formed
by Nature for different pursuits; and that COM
munity will advance farhest and most rapidly
which affords most scope within itself for the full
and specific employment OF each one. What
would Wau have done in Spain, or Whitney in
Liberia
Luckily, however, hi, theoretical disadvan-
tage becomes, under our unique and all-adapting
system OF government, an eventual advantage
These States must be viewed as provinces, con-
tributine their peculiar quota 10 the general
wealth and strength, and supplied in return by
their fellows with what is not native 10 them
selves. This mutual dependence is our strong
est bond of union;-the Confederacy is world
in ITSELF and 10 desert il would be like seeking
prosperity in another planet But | am making
almost as great depression. The Southwest,
i. g.. The section South Of Kentucky and West Of
the Carolinas, comprises one-hird OF our terrific
nv, is rapidly growing both in extent and popula-
tion,' and the question is now, which OF the
Northern States is 10 secure either by geographi-
cal position or public spirit and legislative fore
cast, The proceeds Of this magnificent and almost
virgin mine The vast dritlways which Nature
and Neptune have opened, lead, in common to
several Stales-Virginia among the rss,-per-
haps FIRST among them. Let her improve these
outlets, either with draining channel or prob
ing rod OF ,cilcay iron, and nearly all may be
hers There will be no waste labor, no useless
rock and sand 10 bore through, but every stratum
will be one OF wealth; and along that iron "shail"
will dart the mystic current which will recall 10
life and vigor The detunct energies OF the Old
Dominion. So may il be.
Yours, QUITS.
The white population Of Mississippi, by the census
Of ls45, was AL o00-showing an increase OF 50 pei
cent. since 1870. Emigration 10 Texas and Loulsans
is more than balanced By thai from the East
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-27
FAMILY FLOUR.

"a BARRELS. SUPERIOR FAMILY FLOUR
~ ON hand aud ior sale law, tf cash.
BRYANT 4 TlNSIEl.
May II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-27

ElsiGMiSo
~ THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,

,e mi-oeekly TsperU Monday ana Thursday
. F,ur Dollars per AMMAN, yats in adrance. .Nosnb
y;ot,on ~ be receeedor shorter tune than SIR months
mo popey ,oiH d,scontined (srepf at the discretion
IN, ,;ditors,) until all arrenases aIt rhid
a. qDVERTIS EaIE.NTS inserted at 30 cents per
,.u.rc (1r teys) for epery inner form insertion ana '
IRE (or iess) fer enery outer form Insertion
ETERi ADVERTISER rs required TO note o" nus
ho,c long trscs ms advertisement inserted
,,;,s,t nat so noted tcdl be inserted TIL ITS dis
optisuonce be ordered.
FOR YEARLY ADVERTISING the terms arc fo'
he rp;isse of squares, $40 for one square $40 fo'
n. sgtre inner form, Ss5. Erery yearly ddre'f'ss'
xiUbs y,red TO con fine his advertising to hsp"hc"
ar linz Of business
a. lob PRLNTLNJ; erec,ted neatly and erpeda'o"s
and nm reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-27
eiOfHiHg at cost.

flNIIF Subsc rbers. havl determined to make an en-
tire change IN heir business, offer Their stuck "i
Ck5thln. aud furnishing Goods al ctst. Those wish
ng any arI2e IN our line Mi no" have an opportunity.
not often 10 be met wh as We are determined to sell
our entire stock Al and below Gust
we have IN hand large as orlmeni at Clpihs, Gas
simeres and Veslmgs which will sell " manufacture
1t the original cost.
All persons indebted 10 Us will please call and settle,
AS IL is necessary ha, should cose present bust
ness speedl possible
\. B.-1 hose Wishing to furnish their own Clothes
can have them manufactured as formerly
TERHOUSE, WIllIIEMORE & co.
June q 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-27

M FL LAvTNDE& co,
.NEW GROCER J and OlLNISSIO.N HOt 81
AT OLD STAND OF
Is IL ANT n HOU Nc,
n RE now receiving their p lng supply of oRO'
n CERES, Sc, aud offer Tor sale
u hhds Cuba p. Rico n. o. Sugar,
hid. clarified Sugar. very hne,
40 bags Rio, Iaguyra and Java Collee,
20 hhds and bbs. MDlasses,
l2D kegs Nails, assorted
100 sacks Salt
boxes Woolsey's Sugar,
1900 lbs Blislered Steel
800 lbs. Shear and Cast SIeel,
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarns,
Besides numerous other articles, viz
'opperas, Nader Sweet Oh painted Buckets, RIce,
Soap, Mackeral Bed Ticking, bleached Cloth, Iufky
red Cotton, Ginger, Peppsr Aispne, Saaraus, h"X
Blackng Pms. Buttons, Trace Chains, Hoop Iron. Tea
and Table Spo,ns Suspenders Nankefn. Silk aud Cot
Ion iiundkfs., Apron Checks, Sp" Cotton, Bed Cords
Cotton and Woo! Cards. Coffee Mills. Jugs. Jars. &c,
~c Ioall nf which they invite The attention oil ihtlf
'rtnds and the public generally assuring them that every
eNerIo' on their part will be rnade 10 give entire sails
'dcmh 10 all who may favor then,wilh call
Feb. 96 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-27
TRUST SALE.

INV yir,ue of deed of trust. executed Nv James I.
ID Garland and Of record IN the clerk "fil'e o' Am
hers, county court and accordance With directions oil
one Of the creditors therein secured The undersigned as
trustee will oflrr public auction al the Court House
.f said county, en- the 27h dav Of August next. 10 me
biyhes, bidder t,a, valuable rrac, OF Land On which
The said Garland resides called
Hunting IOIrer.
The land is valuable and worthy the attention OF per-
sons wi,hlng 10 invest IN real estate.
1t lies immediately Adjoining the Court House
TERMS-GAsfI.
e. l.. MoSBY. Trustee
July % wa
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lying aud being in the county of Bedford on james Ri
vrr. containing 212s ACRES, more less MlJnlplng
the lands ol NiihanleIl Manson aud others.
Acting as trustee, | will uny convey 10 the purrha
scr such le as Is vested b, SAID Iced ei trust.
JOHN Nj. OlEl trustee.
IDLY - il3A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-27
YHe LyArhSuya si1sssc"I has HfUfe.

nuns Institution viii be opened on the hist Monday
Il (3d) OF August neat
he fflhcF',s "aFe ''So''a''' "'e'"'''''s 'He''''
win the nope OF astonishing an i"s''"'o" "nl'n s"'
al 'fa 10 '"e you'n o, ~ no"'',s '"' .,'.y ~,
49,. ,'., S.h'.l -, s,,ch ,,,hds "a wi, .mhr,c.
'r',' ~ ,'',' 80. ,,,,,, s,tlion, n,nh.r -,
me "n"'r r'''e VI 'e'e"'e VIZ w
Instructors W "''Pa'' '"'"o"s" ~ ts, ~ ''''''
o.'g'es ~",'" ','''''ue .a ,,,, ,',,od n
NY ~ i, -, ,,,,, .,, -, .L .v.-
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Eyls(f fVI. safe.

\ pursuance ola decree Of the superior court oil la"
riancery, Tor ie county oi Amherst pronounced al
the Spdny term u Is 6 the case "l Jordan aud 9th
ers AGAINST Jrdan shall, the 18Th day oil August
next Oh the prrsrs offer Tor sale, 10 the highest bid
der. on credit olsx twelve and eighteen months, IN
equal lnslalmeuls, the
TRACT OF LAND
in ,fr proceedings meniloncd containing 13O acres
Thus Is valuable mct ui Land, aud worthy ihe at'eh'
ton OF those wishing purchase fcli plantation.
The purchaser will be required 10 give satisfactory
security. NJ. G. GOODWIN, ID. ).
for VIM NJ. Waller, Sheriff aud tom'f
July 9 tl5A
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commissioners sale.

commissioners sale.
NY virtue Of a de.relal order. ii the Circuit super
4 or Court 1T Law aud Chancerv. Tor the ounty
a., Nelson al the Sh day al May. 1916, pronounced in
the case ul David r. Matchmaker against llarr0d
Scott James lnvIna aud William Jordan, wilon 3.
the ooh day uf August next, On the premises in4 he
county ot Nelson sell. 10 the highest bidder, ual
paympn,s ot SIX aud Twelve mon'hs.
THE KTNGSWOOD CHURCH,
The purchaser give bonds aud security iof the pnr-
case money and the ute The Church withheld, until
the said bJnds are paid.
WILLIAM MASSIE. Sheriff
o Nelson Cnunly, by
Alex. Forum his deputy.
July % fZ9A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-27
PEEL'S SPEEClI-TIlE OREGON QUESTION
-TIiE PROPOSAL OF MEDIATION.

The speech ri SIR Robert Feel retiring from Office
- published al length IN the papers.
Dpnn the lflst question, the retiring Premier insists
upon perfect equality OF nights or the lnst and he
Inmates, that permanent peace and prosperity cannot be
expected, long the least lreguar,ly EXISTS III the
spirit OF the government OF the Two countries. The
conclusion in which reference made The settlement
OF the Oregon question will be read with 81 much l
Ieresi that We do not grndge the fpom IL occupies.
Sir, II nylh.ng could have induced regret n de-
cson the part OF the House pfemalury terminating
the rXl,eure Of The government 1t would have been the
vi sh that should have survived the day when intel
lgeuce might be received from The United States loud
cheers 10 The result Of perhaps last attempt 10
adjust those differences between This country aud the
Uoed States. which, unless speedily terminated, might
have involved US IN war. Tie house will probably re-
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-04-30
BAR IRON, STEEL, AND NAILS,


He subscribers having made large additions to thet
u stock, offer, to their old customers and al
who wish TO purchase complete Of the
above be found in any Store Boston, aud al
such prices will be satisfactory the purchaser
CONSISTING
SO tons lst English Iron, from to 6 inches wide
10 do square do do to2i DO
so do mat refined and Bank Iron from to S in wide
80 do round do do DO 10 "a do
20 do large Skating from "a to AZ in
10 do square Banks Iron, TO u in.
90 do wellassorted fat and square Swedes Iron
10 do p. s. 10. s. Iron
90 do small round and square Iron r. 3l6 10 gle IL
do best Norway horse nail Rods.
20 do Swedes and Am. spike Rods and Shoe Shapee
10 do Swedes aud American Band Iron
8 do best Ulster Hoops, 10 D. inches
ALSO,
SSee; Iron-Crow Bars--Elliptic sprines--Axles and
Boxes-- ABviisViceh-shee Zinc--Sheet Lead-Iiorse
Nails-CAsT STEEL, round fiat and square-Cul Nails
Nuts and Observation-Disclosures ,-Smithfed Lime-H f.
X. s Co. j. PRATT d EARLE,
Nos. and Washington Sauars
Worcester May l. n
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BOSTON = WORCESTER RAIL ROAD.

FROM WORCESTER, daily except Sunday,)
With Passengers from the Western Rail R"ad ALBANY,
Hartford New Haven, and New York via New Haven, al
loan and AZ P NJ, stopping at Way Stations
With Passengers from the Norwich Rail Road at 10 Am,
stopping al Way Stations
With Worcester Passengers, att and 10 An ana Is PM
sfopping al Way Sfasions
With Passengers from NtaOYork by Steamer to Norwich
early every day except Monday stopping only al Framing
AaHa.
Road every afternoon except Sunday.
FROM BOSTON.
,,or Albqh. and Western Railroad, Hartford, New Ha
ven and New York, at "a A. NJ. and Am
For Norcich and Stations on the Norwich Railroad, at
u A. Nj. and II PM
Road at 74A M, Il and 4 Pm
NIB The P M Train will not stop any Station
East of Needham.
For AfiLlbxry, at "a A. NJ. and P. N
For Neto York via Norwich and by Steamer, every day
except Sunday, al 5 p N.
For Neiu York by Long Island Rail- Road, every day
except Sunday. at 81 A. NJ.
For Albany, Express Train. st 72 Pm.
FROM MILLBURY.
For Boston and Way Stations, daily except Sunday, al
81 A. N. and A P. N.
NEWTON TRAINs-(see small bilIs)
Sunday Mail, from Worcester at 74A M.-irom Boston at
IGN
All Baggage at the risk ofits owner
Fares are less when paid at the Ticket Offices than in
the Cars. WIN. PARKER, Sur't-
April Is, 1876. TIA
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Great Newspaper, Periodical and
CHEAP PUBLICATION DEPOT,

FoStT ST., dTecty, SCUM nm. Temp. House,
NOR CEST'ER
"a. THOMPSON would inform his friends and
-. customers that he has united with his Establishment
the PERIODICAL DEPARTMENT OF s. II. LEONARD-all
those VINO nave subscribed 10 Leonard will be supplied
the above place. reasonable terms as has been before
offered.
Mr. thompson would give notice that he prepared
70 supply every variety Of reading published BY the
nrst publishing houses in New York, Philadelphia, and
Boston they are out
All those subscribing him will be supplied promutv IA
soon as the works are out. If Worcester March 10
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ADAMS Il CO.'S
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore
EKpRESS

yblsaasEEE5Ezs7 CO. forward Goods, Parcels. Money,
M &c. and make collections Norwich
49, New York, Philadelphia, Washington, Pitts
burg and st. Louis with the utmost promptiIude giving al
possible all and any kinds of business OF the
description entrusted tn them. TTA co ssofnrwaTd
Parcels. Letters, &c to all parts OF Europe.
OFFICES.-9 Court st., bos,on; IS Main st., Norces
l6 Shetuckel st. Norwich; u F. BoIes, N. London
IS Chestnut 81 ], Philadelphia; Wall Street New YORK
Light ST., Baltimore; Penn. Avenue, Washington; So
Fourth ST. Pitsburg Pine and Wa S ST LLuis.
L. L. MASON, l55 Main street, Worcester
ALVIN ADAMS,
Worcester, Sept IL. U w, b. DINSMORF.
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GREAT ACCOMMODATION,
CheapesL and quickest r0ute 70 Proridenc

CheGpeSt ana quickest route to Providence.
es11sa THE Southbridge & Prov
ezss5czsEN Up = idence Stage leaves Fish
gESJy M 10 fE M erNilie Depot, Monday, Hednes
and Friday, on the arrival OF
the first Accommodation Train Of from Worcester and
son, Chepachet, GreenvilIe, and Fruit Ill., arriving at
Providence at o'clock Nj. Also, leaves Inc Pnmrel
Depot on Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday. O'CLOCK
on the arrival of the cars and passing through Chepache
Greenville, arrives at Providence at O'Clock Pm.
RETURNING. Leaves Providence II O'Clock A. NJ,
sno passes on the routes above indicated meeting
Tor Worcester and Norwich aud intermediate Depots IT
Pomret on Monday, Wednesday and Friday and at Fish
efsvIe on Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday. and strives
at Southbfdge at 2 o'clock Pm.
Passengers by leaving Worcester in the 10 O'Clock train
OF cars, will arrive ia Providence two 10 three hours
earlier than by any other route
Passengers at Providence be supplied with tickets
any 81 the depots the Rail Rosd Stage Rail Road
Tickets can be had the Ticket Office in Worcester for
proVidenee at oweraie Of fare than by any other
Books Kept at the Manufacturer HOTEL in Providence.
Nov. IA eod6m BENZ GREEN. Proprietor
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WILLIAM BOGLF.
Eet premium. Nentilating and Gossa,ner
WIG MAKER.

zzo WoshingtOn 81 cor of SurlYier nm stai~s
BOSTON,
Ae always on hand and manufacturing for sale a vr,sd
ana oeaulliu assortment OF Ladies' " u.s. iIaf WIS
rriIetles Long Baud dcc of every shade and coor
Hentiemen's Wings, TOP pieces &c of Inc vsrv nso,
neseripuon Ter which he awarded he Fgsf
Frsmthn. q. me late Mechanics Fair in Boston
Person. on application ny letter or othervyise1 r -
tam iu directions for measuring the head SO ms n,
perfect NJ A hne selection of Ladies' seams WEI,
oee'~' o. -" fH'NH0 Jan 20
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HARDWARE, etc,

a. NEWCOMB & co. are now receiving bv
- recent arrivals from Liverpool large additions 10
tneir former stock OF ENGLISH HARDWARE, which TO
sether with every variety Of AMERICAN goods render
.ner assortment full and complete all which are offered
W inc trade and CONSUMERS less than Boston or NJ York
prices. Among other goods are the following
s s uozen Superior q. :. FILES snd RASis
S SV0 90 TABLE CUTLERY Of every variety.
IVY DO. Pen and Pocket KNIVES.
Engsh ana American BRITANNIA WARE.
Az ool HAND SAWS Of Butchers'' s. Grove'ap and
beardshaw's manufacture S
WEIGH d. Grilths Circular cross Cur and MN sSkVs
wv uoL' extra AUCER BITS OF our own manufacturer
ana warranted Of the best quality. y
Also Naile, Chains, Vices Coach screws Nrts wash.
rnnna nno Boiler Doors Copper Boilers Brass Keltles
sr Aa1nps Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead Copper and Brass
Hardware. s''Ns' WIN e's'y variety OF Shcy
5000 gross WOOD sCRFWs
6OO boxes keene GLASS
5oO do Waterford and sand Iake d.
70 casks London Emery ~ ~
rs bbls. aud cases GIJ5P
Worcester, April e. F''' ~f'"s''" !.
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DIR. Spears Indian Medicine.


N NUW PREPA hED 10 IuFIllSh patients
and Agents the q: thirty Thousand ooilars'
worth o! ready prepared Medicines. my Medical De-
mi an Washington street. EOS1ON.
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THE PROTECTION ms. %.

Office No. 8, Exchange Buildings Norrh If he
State House, Hartford, CT.
WIS Company incorporated by the legislature Of
4 Connecticut with Capital OF ONE HUN ORED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS eor the purpose of effect
ing hue and Marine Insurance, and has the power of in
ssesslng It's Capital 20 Half Million Of Dollars.
me company eiier TO insure Houses, Stores Mills Fac
tories Barns and contents aud an othe,
PROPERTY against loss and daage by fire. The rates Of
premium offered are as low ahose of any other similar
sum 70 protect himself against the ravages Of this dru
Moh element The course the Office pursues in ansactng
"a prompt and liberal. - ~
PERSONS DESTROYS OF obtaining Insurance against loss and
damage by fire. Worcester or Vicinity are refrred ,or
Worcester. VIII. 49, az n'' SiIse ~
Hartford, JulyI IL, 1914. i,
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FORD'S EATING HOUSE,

NO. Wilson's LANE. BOSTON
M EALS served at this Establishment nj All bo,
WI day md evening" prices 10 suit the man Of we
he stranger, OF the man of leisure ss'S'
full and various Bill of Fare IL presented everv dsy
sundays excepted comprising all Meats and Vsoe
eies in season, and RARE DISHES In advance Of The
season. " ~"
qr SUPPERs, DINNERS, and CoLLATIONs "a,
Public Festivals, Celebrations, Rural Water Parties
Military Companie &c. &c furnished In style and Of n
quality adapted 10 any occason esther in the city or out
oft, the reasonable Walters and Table fur
nshed 10 order. The ample provisions have been
made for this business. Address he undersigned,
JOHN FORD, RIisons Lane,
April |, 1896. 10 BOSTON.
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ROnnets--- Rnnnats.

b0nnetS- BOnnetS,
XNTYMAN & TRUMBULL have this week
received the largest assortment o Bonnets ever Of
cred In This place, comprising all varieties &C Florence ana
straw breds e the latest fashionable shane. 20
which they irviie the Alteration ofpuI ehasers.
Worcester, April &C. Wv 49, Basman Row.
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RECOMMENDATIONS FLAWS.

DAILY except SEn1 day
Leave Worcester at 10 and At P.
Leave Norwich at s AN and a. Pm.
NJ The Morning Accommodation I rains from Norwich
and Worcester with the Boston and Worces
ter and Western Trains each way.
The Evening Accommodation Train from Worcester
connects with the II Train from Boston.
NEW YORK TRAIN, RIA Long Island Rail Road
Leave AlIyns Point for Boston, abeu iaily except
SUNDAY.
Leaves Worcester for New York about 10 stopping at
Webster, Danieleonvile and Norwich
NEW YORK TRAIN, via Steam Boat
Leaves Norwich ior Worcester and Boston every
ing Except Monday upon the arrival Of the Boat from New
York. stopping at Norwich and Danielsonville.
Leaves Worcester Norwich New Yerk at So M.
daily except Sunday stopping at Webster DanelsOnvile
and Norwich
FREIGHT TRAINS, daily each eGy, eTcept Sunday
Special will be made for trgoes large guam
titles OF Freight, on application to the superintendent
Fares less when paid Tickets Than when paid
in the J. w. SrOWELL. Supt.
Norwich April Is, 1916.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-03

From Santa Fe.-The st. Louis Republican
ofThursJay, the 18Th Of June, has the following :;
" An extra from the Office Of the Lexington Ex-
press states that Mr.. Houck had arrived at indie
pence fom Santa Fe, having made the trip in ~
days. He is said to have brought intelligence
that the authorities at Santa Fe were fortlfyine
il, and besides two thousand men then under
arms, the Governor had made a rcquistion for
five thousand men from Chihuahua. Every
third man in Santa Fe and its vicinity was to
bear arms in its defence. The place was pre-
pairing for siege. Mr.. IIouck. it is added, ex-
presses the opinion that Colonel Keansy ought
not to take less than 900 men on his expedition
against New Mexico
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'sMy fliends and fellow country
men-awake, arise for the PILLS
tines are upon you! strike The tun-
jo, blow the hugag, whistle the fife,
and chastise the drum! Your lives,
your loaves and your Liberties are in
danger. Now, While your glorious
lamp of liberty is sputtering with
the impotent spit of the foe, is the
time for you to girdle on your armor
march to the battle feld-then
vindicate the national honor, suck
the sweets Of revenge, and settle all
difficulties and return home so COW
cred with glory that common eyes
wont be able to behold you without
the assistance OF smoked glass. You
are spiralized into war, and must
go Through it like dose of castor
oil-the quicker the better. -
Sup, then, and at them |; strike
not only for your6wn homes, wive.
and babies, butfor the balls of the
! Montezumas! In those halls, my
friends, are srlendors ,Inimagined
and in the multitudes Ct -,minestl,al
surround them are richestiatoIJ all
unreliable. Push on theSawaf nov
you are into .it.r These Mexicas
savages must bsIhippsd into civil
| .ssTE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-03

4 Mericm B0asf.-A New Orleans paper
says, that passenger in the Louisiana, from
Vera Cruz, states that on the 25'h ult whe,i Il
was about embarkjng, he understood that l,tt,is
were received from The capital, which stated thai
General Paredes said that he needed no volIn.
rcers to fight the Americans, as he was confident
that with the whole OF the Mexican forces Of
regular troops, he had sufficient to resist and re.
pei all the Americans that came forward, even il
the United States sent all their citizens to the
battle.