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DVe-HOuSe Removed.

TENHE subscriber has Removed his Dyelng
u Works 10 his New shop on CENTRAL STREET,
and only rods Main Sreet where all goods must
be lett Having iirs-rste Shop with every convenience
Attached he conden assuring the public that his
work shall be done well, aud shorter notice, than
any other shop Of the kld in this vicinity.
Ladies' DRESSES and CL0AKS Coored, usual for
ONE DOL LAR; Gentlemen's COATS and PANTS Coloret
whole Articles for Mourning done in three days when
required.
CLEANSING
and Pants ceansed and pressed, at days
fics IL desired. CARPETS SHAwLs OF all kinds, and MIL
ITARY UNIFORMS cleansed and pressed and warranted
look well goods. Satisfaction guaranteed in all
eases, charge will be made
" Only Office IN Worcester as on Cent
Street. HENRY B. ADAMS.
Worcester, Aug. 90. S5tt
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RHEUMATISM.

More than one thousand OF Chronic Rheumatism
have been cured by the Of DR. Townsends sarsapa
rilla.
New York, Dec IA, 1886
To DR. Townsend-Sir: think it duty 90 return
you sincere thanks for the benefits have expe-
renced by the of your EXTRACT OF Sar>apara was
afflicted for many months with Rheumatic pains, aud
also Inflammation of the Liver, the suferings which
endured from these diseases rendered MY burden 10
me. tried every remedy that prescribed for me-
from three Of the best phs scians in the city hut With
out receiving any permanent benefit. considered
self incurable but by the advice OF friend nuced
try your compound. had hut FAINT hopes OfsucceSs
but am happy to say. had taken than half
bottle before experienced relief; this induced
in its use, and two bottles have effected
entire 1t is some months since used
remedy, and am grateful and happy to say never
royed better health.
shall take great pleasure in recommending il 10 The
afflicted, for by its firmly believe my life saved.
With the greatest respect allow to subscribe my
self your grateful friend, WIN. Is MORGAN.
43 Canal st., corner of Broadway.
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RHEUMATISM AND THE PILES.
NEWARK TESTIMONY

btpItNlhtF TO- 1915.
DR. TOwnsend-Dear Sir: Ny wife has been Tor sever
al years afflicted with rheumatism she has tried many
different remedies to Obtain relief, but all
purpose. She finally induced, by seeing ytur adver
tlsement, give Sarsaparilla rial. rrtcur
ed some OF it from your agent (Mr Van Buskirk and it
gives pleasure TO state that alter ing she eXre
rienced great relief and in very short time perfect
ly cured. l also, together with in my en-
ploy badly troubled with Piles, and ny using small
quantity of your Sarsapsrila, complaint M
pleiey cured consider it OF the best OF ,dci es,
and would ADVISE all who ffciea to give il tr al.
GARRIT GARRABRANT, 1873 Markel-st, New ark.
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RHEUMATISM AND LUMBAGo.

New ORR, July ~, 1916.
DR. Townsend-Dear Sir: For the last three years
have been sorely afflicted with rheumatic pains
have been at times in the greatest agony possible and
unable to follow my employment. have also had
attacks of the nmbago. / read some accounts the
papers of the virtues OF your Sarsapara, and thought
would try it, and if could obtain relief The ium
bago has left me, and experience of my rheu
matte pains My general health has been improving
since commenced with it, for which very thank
fu and hope will meet the that your remedy
for those severe complaints merits.
Yours, &C., RICHARD JONES, Doyer-st.
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DR.. Townsend's SarsaparilIa,
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE
INTHE WORLD

The MOSI AIRY MEDIClNE
IN. THE WORLD.
THIS EXTRACT is put up in QUART BOTTLES; il
is STA times cheaper, peasauIer, and warranted
perior TO any sold IL cures diseases without UOmitiRg
pu ging, sickening, or debilit0tine the patient.
The great beauty aud superiority of this Sarsapara
all herremedies is, while il eradcaes diseases,
invigorates the body
II has performed more than l5 900 cures this year.
1000 CURES OF RHEUMATISM,
1000 CURES OF DYSPEPSIA.
$500 CURES OF GENERAL DEBILITY, and want
of Nervous Energy.
5000 FEMALE COMPLAINTS end over.
1000 CURES OF DISEASES
OF the Blood, viz: Ulcers, scrofa, Erysipeas, Salt
Rheum, Pimples on the face, &c. tog ether with nu
merous of Consumption, Liver Con plants, Spinal
Affections, &C. This, must appear mcr d.
be, but we have letters from ply sicians agets
from all parts of the United States, info ming us Of
traordinary r. Van Bu>khk, Esq, one OF The
most respectable Druggists in Newark, New Jersey, in
forms that he can refer To than hundred and
fifty in that place alone There honsands of
i'm the City OF New York. Inch we will refer TO
with PLEASURE and TO men of character well known.
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Parkhursts's Burring Machine,

THIS valuable invention, for the purpose Of extracting
burrs and useless substances Wool cotton, and
other hbrOns materials without njnrng the staple
in successful operation, in the aud middle States
This machine IL formed Of cylindefs
ed with steel rings having within the periphery;
the wool being drawn below the surface Of the Under.
leaving The burrs aud other foreign substances the
face to be thrown off by heater.
Where the wool is entirely from matter
my machine still can he used to great advantage IN front
all cards IL will increase the production Of carded WOOL
very materially preserve the from inury
CAUTION.
Manufacturers hereby cautioned purchase any
machines constructed above described, without the
stamp" Parkhursts Patent" there n, every per-
engaged in making, vending using the above named
machi e, without this stamp and authority from me
M duly authorized agents, Messrs. Kaylor Co.. will be
strictly dealt with according 10 law.
All orders should be- addressed TO Messrs NAYLoR a.
CO., No. 90 JOhnises Nsw York or No SO MIR Street,
Boston. STEPHEN K. PARKHURsT.
Jan a. 5w
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THE MOST
ASTOUNDING DISCOV cry!
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP.

TO ETuptions and Disgurentnts Of the SKIN PIN
pies, Ffeckfes, Sun6aTn SAT- Rheuaa, ScurOy
Sore Heads, &c &c.
1T is astounding how quickly by The Of one cake Of
jones Italian heuical soap, sailOw. yellow dark
skin becomes beautifully clear ard White.
Persons III purchasing this must ways ask for ONES
ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP and, perhaps, many
who have been cheated with counlerfeiis will be TOO
much discouraged Otry the genuine, say such Try
this ohcryou will not regret it but always that the
name OF t. JON Els Is on The wrapper.
FL ON the Ret0 Orleans Cenflnet October, 1874.
One OF our subscrlhers Mr. Leonard INFORMS that
ne has been cured of old scaiy Salt Rheu, OF l5
stan ing on ms heard, fingers and hands, by cake OF
an article much advertised latey-we speak OF Iones
Italian Chemical SOAP He also Informs that he has
tried IFS effect, upon his female slave Rose yellow
gr much marked with sun-spots, aud he onnd in two
weeks her skin much clearer and whittier.
From the New York Sun.
we make IL a rule never To notice advertised ar
uce, but from what have heard from several persons
respec ting the powers Jones' Italian Chemical Soap,
aud can therefore, cOnscenii0usly recommend
Readers who are afflicted with eruptIons, marks dsg
urtments
jones' SPANISH LILY WHITE.
II perfect, inrocen being purified OF all deIeter
Gus quaitesj an II imparts to The skin natural,
healthy, dlabaster clear living whites Vt the time
ac'fg as Cosmetic on The skin, making IL soft and
JON Esq CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE
Among the educated there few who will doubt but
that by forcing the and scalp OF the head q
neahy action, weean Cause erowth-aye, dark, luxuri
ant grOwth The roots being healthy sediment called
dandruh or scurf is discharged the scalp; the hair
now becomes soft aud silky Thus The roots strongly
hslrneu ~ thelr native soil proudly and splendidly dis
play lner beauty, specimen Of dseasrd raised
rom aedth Dy the powerful aid Oi science.
-, From The NeW YORK Tribune.
we see mat Judge Edwards Of Philadelpha n man
over ~ years OF age the top II whose head as bald
rs tne palm ~ ones hand two months since, has
now nne DARK hair growing from the OF Jones
Coral Hair HestOraliye.1
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ALMOST A MIRACLE.

Read the following and dcnii II gu can, that Con-
sumption cannot be cured Tins is only of the sew
eral hundred cases that TowDsend's sarsaparia has
cured
Brooklyn, Sept Ia, 1876.
DIR Townsend-DeaF Sir Was taken ii te over
year ago with cough ,nd pain in my sie IN
creased on me very fast deed ! was pronounced by
physicians TO have the quick tnsumpIon raised large
Quantities OF bad mater, had gi and sinking
very fast my doctor said ne could do nothing for ne i
went 10 the Hospital in hope at being benefited but
pronounced there rs incu able now greatly dis
tressed al the lungs and cuud hardly he; soon e
came emacared and expected IT, die was cendnpd to
my bed, and was Obliged 10 have wat, hers; indeed
cannot give you any description that do justice 10
my case. was supposed hy friends be past re-
covery; had tried great number of remedies and all
seemed TO be to purpose read some most extra
ordinary cures performed by your medicine aud 10 Tell
yoE the truth. suspected there was some humbug In
them But was induced To try il done 3d. and am
very thankful did. cannot say that l am entirely
we'll but am so lar recovered about my busness
and nope to De entirely well IN few weeks NJ cough
and pain in the sde and night sweHs, have eft me- ani
raise but very little and am fast gain nv usual
strength felt 1t duty to give you a statement OF my
case TO publish If you please.
PETER BLOWN, AZ LiitIe.st BROOKLYN g
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MAGIC ERASIVE SOAP.

FOR rem wing Grease Spsis, Stanr, or Marks from
Clothes oehs, Carpets &c, and rendering the
spots whee itis Applied Jar, bright new and spVess.
Soil pi'h Iau Dirscii0ns-Prlce 81 cents.
liza the above articles are for sale at the
Cheap b, xstOre, by J. CIRCUIT, in.
OctlJ. wsaa
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Wool Carding, Cloth DRESSING,

ND MANUFACTURING OF Frocking, Flan-
N neil satinet. and Stocking Yarn done in the best man.
ne by the subscriber al his Old Stand In New Worcester
Wool lett al the Wool Store, No. 16 Front Street. will
be attended 10 the same II LEFT at the Factory.
New Worcester June 10. MARTIN WILDER
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Please Look at this.tO the Athlete

AB X. & MKS SCHUYLER, the CoIoFed >
lVH dian Root Doctors, who have been travelling thro
the country practicIng tor the last hree or fur
with the most astonishing success would respecun
firm the afflicted nf Worcester and vicinity that th
located In WORCESTER, MASS between Bfidg eet
the Ross0n Worcester Railroad Bridge, where MIR
Mrs s. can always be ound TO wait on all those who
would be willing 10 favor them with call, They will
continue to prepare Medicines for all kinds Of complaints
Particular attention paid female weaknesses all kinds
and all Chrohc complaints OF long standing BE sure tn
Inquire for Mr. or Mrs SCHUYLER Terms iow Recon-.
mendatons will be shown OF the cures we have effected by
calling nj our house. All kinds OF ROOTS and HERBS
kent constantly hand for sale Advice given gratis
Mr. will call all those that may wish who unable
TO leave their rooms. June "a.
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LEOMARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express.

bOSLOn anu WOICeSL6f EXpL6SS.
TIVE subscriber continues the EXPRESS be-
j tween Boston and Worcester Tor the transmits
son Of Passages Buudles Bank Notes. Specie, aud her-
ehandse generally
THREE TINES EACH WAY DAILY.
Particular attention given to paying, collecting and
goiang notes, drafts. bills, and purchasing and selling
hase produce. etc. Business of all kinds attended
in the prompt aud faithful manner and the pat
of this line depend upon the delivery their par
GELS with the uimo regularity and dispatch.
Goods called tor and delivered in amy part
of the City.
orders free for gods he returned by this Express.
OFFICES Hal NDsN a cos Office Court Street
Boston; J H. KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1913 Main St
Worcester. Is. 2. LEONARD.
Aug. 81 1916. DIFF
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Important Notice.

KIdder's Valuable Horse Linlment.
wv ARHANTED TO be one Of the valuable article
w offered To the public for Sprains, Wind Calls,
Spavins Stiffness of the Jnts, Strains and Caouses
long standing; also, Sweings, Fresh Wounds, Calls,
&C. This truly valuable Linmsnt has been extern
tensivey used Tor the last twenty years. and in
stance has failed give satisfaction the purchaser.
1t is cheaper than other article, requires but
small quantity tn complete II also will
equally as well for neat horn cattle.
Prepared only by the inventor and proprietor,
JAMES KID DER, ia East Boston.
JAMES GREEN d co., and NJ. b. GREEN, Agent
for Worcester. lyI9 May Is.
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MOORISH HAIR DYE.

For permanently dyeng Light, Red, or Gray Hair \
nark Brown or Black Color, without dyeing or ijurinR
the sKin. sold with full Directions.
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LADIES OF WORCESTER.

Nm II. DAYTON presents his respects to the
Il. residents OF Worcester and vicinity, and invites
their attention 10 his NEW SALOON fitted with the
most care aud expressly for their accommodation
OYSTERS served In any style desired; Hot COFFEE,
TEA PIES, CAKE &c served 10 separate apartments
H. 81 d. intends conducting his Establishment In style
suitable 10 the wants Of the public and asks that they may
favor him with their patronage.
mr. Families sup lied with Oysters and Cakei farties,
DalI.. Gc with ICE CREAM.
n. II. DAYTON, WALDO Block,
First Store north q the Peoples
Worcester, Dec 81. dwu
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ADAMS Il CO.'S
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore

NtaeEstgaasas4 co. forward Goods Parcels. Money,
H. dc and make collections Norwich,
- New York, Philadelphia, Washington, Pitts
purg and St. Louis with the promptude giving all
possible all and any kinds OF business the
description entrusted them. G7A q CO. also forward
Parcels. Letters, &c. to all parts OF Europe.
OFFlCES.-9 Court ST., Boson; l55 Main-st, Worces-
ter e Shetuckei ST. Norwich; B. F. BolIss, N London
So Chestnut ST, Philadelphia; Wall St, New York !;
Light St, Baltimore; Penn. Avenue, Washington; IS
Fourth St. Pshurg Pine and WaerSIs. 81 Louis
J.. l.. MASON, 1855 Main street, Worcester
ALVIN ADAMS
Worcester. Sent. IL, If w b, DINSMORE
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BrooklYn. Nov %. ls46.

DR. Townsend Dear Sir Having for some time past
been afflicted with pulmonary affection ms lungs,
and a continual pain in my side, owing evening ex
posnre in travelling alter preaching, and finding my dis
ease to increase, with much difficulty of br hung aud
other alarming symptoms, advised by a clergyman
friend OF mine, to try your celebrated Sarsaparilla
did and alter taking two three bottles found my
self relieved. My appetite has been restored / find
myself much stronger, and hope very my
usual duties. have been greatly benefited BY your
excellent medicine, eel my duty to known The
facts for the benefit of Others who be abOrng under
the same difficulties thai have some time past
Respectfully, yours SAMUEL WHITE
Now ~. le46 Pastor of Bapus Church staten Island.
Principal Office l26 Fulton Sun Buildings, Ny.
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CRACKERS,
ID ECEIyEO this Dc Hartiord--a superior Ariel {
N family IT.. II. DAYTON
W 0reester. lee ~ I~t = aInf BIhcK
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Steam Propeller Freight Line.
p EDa + Norwich and New York.

q
Ss]Tzz=T7SzK- Winter Arrangement.
n lie Steam Propeliers will leave Norwich for N. York
The sheipckel, Capt, GEER, Mondays at o'crk Nj.
The Quinebaug, Capt WILLIAMS, Wednesdays at 4 do.
Leaue NeD York for Norwlch
The Shetucket Capt. GEER, Thursdays, oclk P. NJ
The Qainebang. Capt. WILLIAMS Saturdays at do.
Propeller Line
Folorther information inquire of the Captains board
of NORTON. CONVERSE d. Co., Nor
WHITAKER, HAMMOND d CO s wCh
Norwich Dec So If
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CLERGYMEN AND PHYSICIANS.

As well as thousands uhers in all the Unit
ed states, continually sending cet caes hfnm
ing OF benefits derived from DIR Townsends SarsaI
rilla
DR. Townsend-Sr: Some time since yon requested
my opinion of the virtue. of your Com md syrup If
Sarsaparlla, am prepared give it. have used
il in my practice and prescribed it for the lat few
months and must give il my decided errnce any
thing Of the kind with which quainted both as to
its medical virtues and the reasonable price hch
sell it. In scrofuleus affections cuanenus eruptions
generally, dyspepsia iudigesiicn cosiive hail and liver
complaints am much pleased with its effects. In these
complaints, Other where scr"fln is indicated,
can with confidence recommend IL The patronage of
the profess on valuable anXi larry removing dis
ease in some Of its most troublesome fol MS and all
q sale aud valuable medicine
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BOSTON 4 WoRC ESTER RAIL ROAD
Winter Advancement.

6sE-sesl E1zsssPs ssz7aESs So a II
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-05
General DromgOole.

We learn from obituary notice OF this gentleman IN
the last Petersburg Republican, he, he born Buns
wick county, the 18th OF May, 1917. lie was the
youngest child OF the late Rev. Edward Dromgoole
He entered the Sophomore the Univers OF North
Carolina in 1914. and remained there years. and sub
scquenty entered the College of William & Mary. with
the intention Of completing his collegiate studies pul
pose which he compelled abandon IN consequence
OF having nearly lost his cyeght from attack Of measles
lie afterwards studied law Williamsburg and was ad-
mired 10 the bar OF his native county 1870. la 1923 he
elected the House OF Delegates in which body he
served three yeaTs-Hnd then transferred the Senate
Of which body he member nine years the three last Of
which he Speaker He was, also in 1899 me m.
Der OF the Convention by which the State Constitution
revised In 1885, he transferred to Washington
member Of the House OF Representative OF which
body he remained member unit. the day his deaIh-
The writer gives the following account OF his last illness
After the discussion in the OF Petersburg be-
himself and his competitor, he started Tor home de-
string take little previous has addressing the c
tzens OF DnwddIc, at iheT county court.
He reached here 10Th April comp aiming Of a pain
in his side. lie entertained hopes, however, that nothing
serious or fatal would result and that this symptom would
soon subside. lie, therefore, postponed calling medical
aid and advice tor week. Finding, ON 22d April that
this symptom, under his treatment did not abae he
sent for his family physician and nephew. Dr. $ Sims
All the attention and ASSISTANCE which affection and skill
could render were unable remove Tie dcep-seaed dis
ease-bous pneumonia-aud be continued 10 grow worse
until Wednesday afternoon, 2slh inst ock, ne ex
pred IN caimness and compOsuTe, without
eroan During ms illness, he exhibited quiet resignation
and great patience aud his counys ineresihe success
OF ms principes-the triumph of his cause-a seemed 10
be near his heart lie had faults and he knew ~ but ex-
pressed the hope and wish that they would freely par
! doRed and forgiven"
The Petersburg Republican remarks: THE recent cleo
ton although 1t brought him. could not bu, bring
with it degree OF modification also. I,indiea,ed
detection the part OF his political friends which nearly
produced defeat. The Of ais no knew well enough
and fully determined, had he lived to remove II entirely
and forever. But tie decree Of a-wse Providence had
gone FORTH and he allowed the opportunity of pro-
wing his friends and the world the sincerity Of his re-
! solves"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-05
Gen. Taylor ON the Field OF Battle.

Lieut. Corwin writes to the Cincinnati Chronicle and
gives the following interesting sketch Of Gen. Taylor
the battlefield Of Buens Vista;
by way OF illustrating important characteristics Of
Gen. Taylor, TO Wit. determination will briefly relate
scene that occurred the battle ground OF Baena Vista.
daring the action OF the 23i AT time when the tortanes
OF the day seemed extremely ptoblemahcal-when many
side despared Of suecess--od Rough & Rea
DIV, he ~ not inapy styled, whom you must know by
the bye short lat, and dumpy person. with remarkA
bly, short lrgs-took his position comm andng height
overlooking the two armies This about three or per
haps, four O'Clock in the afternoon The enemy who hal
succeeded in gaining advantageous pos ton, made
hcrce charge upon column and fought with despeTa
ton that seemed Tor time their arms
The struggle lasted for All the WHILE General
Taylor was silent spectator his counenanco exhibiting
the most anxious socitude, alternating between hope
dependency. HIS staff, pcceving his perlous
oT he was exposed TO the re OF the cnemy
him aud mplored him TO rcre. He needed thcm not HE
thoughts wero intent victory defeat lie knew
nj this moment what the would be- lie felt that that
orders and selected his position. II the day went against
him. he was frcovaby lost; II tor him. he could rejoice
IN common with his counuymen At the triumphant success
ot arms.
such seemed TO be his oughts-hi. determin
And when he the enemy give way and retreat ia the
utmost confusion he free his pent up eengs
His right leg was quickly disengaged from the pumne
the saddle, where II had remained during whole
fierce eneounter-his arms which calmly folded over
ms breast, relaxed their hodhs fairly danced In the
surrups, and his whole body in motion. was mo-
ment OF the exciting and interest His face
was sutused with tears. The day won-thc victory
complete-his little army saved from the disgrace OF a
tea and he could refrain weeping tor 10Y at what
had seemed 10 so many. but before as an i'm.
possible result Long may the noble and kind old
torres. and many other honors grateful country will
ere long bestow upon him.
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appears. h there should be changes favor Of the
Wings be heard from, the Locofoco msjory
the House Of Representatives will be only while
if estimate, which DO think is wanting in ber.
atty opponents should be realized, the Wing ori
~ in the House will be 2G-showing q clear Wing
gain Of nearly ONE HUNDRED members as compared
with the Of parties in the last Congress And ye' We
told that the Administration and measures have
worked admirably and arc exceedingly popular
The Wing majority, however, may not be quite large
have estimated but think it beyond all rational
doubt iha, will be not lees decisive, thought may be small
ler-a good working msJoriiy-sirong enough put q
hook In the mouth Of Lsvuhan, and arrest the en-
croachmen and usurpaons Of that formidable Executive
PovER which rapidly drawing itself oil the functions
of the Government, by finding subseryeni Congress
prompt approve oil the which II may recon.
mend which may have adopted without deigning 10
ask the previous sanction Of the Legislative
department We fear logger "LooE To rHE
SfyAri u consequence Of recent changes that body,
90 inorposo check to Executive arrogance and ambition
that body, tho timely and dgn6ed resistance Of which Co
the marked for tsef by the Executive on the
O6gon Question particularly. entitled q 90 the deep and
lasting gratitude Of the county But. losing that anchor
shal eyes the Commons" ~ tle con.
scrraiirs power IN the State. which will be 90 position
inefpose on equally thcctua barrier Ia the consolidation
oil power the hands Of uncr00Hsd Monarch Pc.
stdent