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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-14
AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON.

WAsmNcroN, Monday Dec. II, A.
Unexpectedly, we have had very good day 10
day Ia the House. The session was three hours
long, and. after the first hour, which was manly
wasted IN an aimess debate on the management
of the Smithsonian Institute, including needed
bat not very satisfactory vndcation of the honor
u Arkansas from the faint of Reputation by her
Represontative, the sitting WAS flied mp with
STRAIGHTFORWARD work. The Union was gone
through bv States. on The regular call for Pet-
tions add then gone through again ON the regular
call for Resolutions, OF which great number were
offered, and n good share OF them considered and
adopted | believe all protesting to institute IN
guiries only were passed. One by Mr. exert
ct Pa. instructing the Committee on Ways aud
Means to report bill repeating the Tariff OF 10
end euactug another based on the principles OF
that OF ~ prevailed by the close vote OF 20 to rs
some two or three Southern Wings opposing II,
with nearly all the Pennsylvania Loco-Focos ]
was little surprised to fnd Mr.. James Thompson
ofthc Erie District in this category. suppose a
bin will accordingly be reported but it is very
doubtful that it will be defnityely acted upon, Ia
view of the moral certainty OF its rejection by the
Senate
A bill iorbiddng the expenditure OF any portion
OF the Contingent Fund Of either House except
upon specific appropriation with the consent oil
both Houses was introduced and pressed to third
reading. and is very certain TO pass the moment 1t
can be reached again. IL was supported 10y fully
~ thirds of the House aud would have passed
through every stsge bat tor the Rules (which had
been sdopted-those OF last Session-on motion OF
Alr Smith OF Conn., This bill is intended 10 pre-
vent a. some Inconvenience TO Congress, very
orodirai and profit cate waste of the Public Money
which old members say 1t will not effect. but at
sav rate the experiment is worth the fort, snd
viii be made.
number OF other bills were introduced and
go,orrei 70 the appropriate Committees most OF
,hem proposing to appropriate Public Lands 10
works Of internal improvement IN the New states.
They were tor the most part introduced by Mem
bers Of that party which is so bitterly hostile see
Baltimore ResolutioRsl TO any general system OF
loternai Improvements though all are very friend
lv a. Railroads and Canals which run 10y their
respective doors Among others, one proposed t.
provide for Ship Canal connecting Lake Huron
with Lake Superior at the Saul Ste. Marle-a most
necessary work, and worth more as National
defence than al our troops in the Northwest.
\ Resolution of Inquiry looking to very sweep
ing aud thorough Retrrnchment OF the ExPendi-
lures Of the Federal Government was introduced
by Judge EMeREE of Ind and passed. hope, but
doubt its leading t. sny practical result
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said TO be m iufalIibIs Remedy for the
A-iat,c Cholera.

MgssR.. EDirons The Ralray 81. RegistsT
Of Nov - copies the following recipe published in
lssa in number Of the Dsba ErrsiHg MAJ L states
that the recipe was communicated y Lady Ponsonoy
TIA, abe while u India previous to l- and siterSs'd
an her return o. Europe hai n-srls5ly found ii sue
,s.sfl remedy ia her own family, snd in al cases OFT
NJ i, ,b., cane 70 Der snoWedse q i hoped that
Physicians. now attenars cases 81 staten i''"s ''
fcs. Is ff0rcy
P,,,r, One sni half 0un.e g spiri. VI vine one
,s,,er ounce OF cznphor Dissolved IN The VIM ,set
.urnsI VIA OF spirits q hsrtsnorn-
T)Ir,-.,ons -Flrs;. give tesspoorfA oi nAlrnoil
- . - IA. OF water Begin immediately ard give
See Sroo. of spirits OF vine ,csmphorl nlns the Tea
spoon with cold waiersdd hiiie sassr repeal In.'
- sve minutes until yoa have given iarrc dos
rrsn x.it freen minutes. ard commence agaia A PC
before and continue hall an rour. unless there -
turning heat. should iris be the cs-s eve one 49,
80 and the cure IA effected. Let patients Per,pils
RELY As on tkis the LIE depends bat add 20
clothing
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T. Vnros have read your refharks On the
foul air OF the Oregon, In yestsrdsys rribA"s' with
much satisfaction, but surprised At your verdsncy
Ia suggesting 10 the propretor' o. such boats me de'
OF yenilsuny them Why Sir 10 would cost probably
80 perhaps 900 10 do IL and DO you suppose any
man who spends sl00oo0 in buildDs bosi sud deco
rating Il With .oi leaf 10 make attractive. b travel
en-. would give cent more merely 10 make them com
portable and contcn,ed amer getting on board The
Oregon il exactly a case IN point and you will and
he ra.sa of Der not being thoroughly ventilated II you
will frt r. tract on the Tees and Abuses u Air 90
be- hsi ~ Hcdlsit % aud read page 90.
let the public Who travel In these boats study that
liui. work and their pr0pnstors will soon be com.
prilsd e. DO Justice b their patrons Yours truly,
~ N. l-f- VENTS
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MURDEROUs AysRAr ~ bOsTOS "A serious
array occurred between and O'Clock lssf evening
drinking place cal ed the Versndsh. To- fremont Row
opposite the head Of Hanover street. nsrDei
Ben smin Jordan, about 20 years o. age ras kDOcksf
down and stamped upon one his eyes put out be he'd
severe cut across OF his cheek snd his sssA
fractured He conveyed 10 the Hospital IN STATE
Of insensioi,y, and Il was supyos~d he cosid i've
but short ume. Two persons named Joha -t-~srs
and lanes Stewart arrested By The police Tor y.
Ing concerned In the nsht ou, IL 10 supposed they were
NOT the principal sSuessors A. nesr - ~ could safs
they we're the friends OF Jordan There "a. resuisr
set 10 Jordan was attacked and these f~o men striped
Of their coats Cor eight IN bis defence DO TIE srl,~
ringlesa~r 10 known and be rl probably coon se sr
rested. Dos'ob ssss .@'n
The gosssn xarOt,so s@y. that ramo"s NORTH sttas
-, sam x.s arrested LATE Monday night co sas
on az having been the person who inflicted tbs Doc,
.e,ous INJURIES upon Jortsn He wss eonmissed % s
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n 10 tIH0T N To TfI5H1f
noticed 10 the N0HrD. D'm0craf some i've OF
'x weeks since article stating that the planet verus
hal been due evening star since as, July bat had not
yet appeared Immediately referred TO my almanac
ani found the following statement Venus will be
morning until July 12 then evening star until May
~. isi9" The fret clear evening I boxed for the
beautiful star and enough W.. not there Again
looked and ssan and continued % watch for 10 unit
the 20ih OF the present month. (Noyemherl when ~
pearcd i'e past sunset about thtoeqasrt-rs u an
hour behind tho sun
Now viii one Of the Astronomical correspon
dents Of your paper tell whether the Almanac
makers were isjeed widely mistaken, or whether
the fair Venus hewtdered amid The noise aud eonfu
sion II Grn Casss overthrow u In very deed sofn'
four m1nths behind hfg fige Yours Sc J. Y. w
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Gen. Tayior's Cabinet.
correspondence of The Tribune.
wASIu~aTo< Monday

WASHINGTON, Monday, Dec H.
People IN all parts of the Union have been busy
Ia making up Cabinets for Gen. Taylor. Every
sa.i R4Ac IN toe country seems to have been try
.ns his hand at the pleasant Psslime OF program
lins bat no sooner does 1t appear 10 be adiustsd
than, ike the game OF ninepins. the whole IS
knocked into a cooked hat aud new frame is
set up nsianter Old Zsck will have enough TO do t.
please All il he does this he will gain much eesi
by H. Al less, beyond the bounds Of the Union, as he
I'D by his brilliant achievements IN Mexico. Let us
sope for the best at sny rate for his sound Judgment
and clear integrity are competent TO sustsin him with
the people Ia the new sphere Of duty assigned him ~
his admirers snd grateful fellow citizens
There src two prominent individuals named Tor nien
positions IN his Cabinet, viz JofN NJ CLAYTON and
JoHv J. CNIrrKNpES who, 10 = moral certainly VII
be called by Gen. TAYLOR there. Beyond these '"o
ds,ngsishci names al is yet In doubt sud darkness
lis highly probable thai IsoNAs BUrLKS KING VIII pe
assigned 10 the Navy Department for he understands
thoroughly It's whole economy. Another name has
been mentioned for prominent post viz that OF
cHA1Lss T. MAYER Of Baltimore one Of the most e'o
sasnt and pished Jurists in the country. Toe
Supreme Court can well attest bis learning and re
esreh
The Presidents Message is a most inconndersiciy
ong wiDded document; but few here have read H.
PINpAR
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Gorb rs MAssAcHusErrs We earn from tho
Tasnfon Gassne that lump ~ ora ~ss found yester
day bg Mr. seth II keene hs and IN The vicinity ~
he Weir Village. in Taunton which Vas pronounced
by competent jndges contain ~ east 81 per cent VI
pure gold GO. Hatch couhrms this statement but
not inform us whether there . any Of the same
sort In those diggfngs We would not advise our
f~cnds who srs ndictrd with ihe gold lever. however
% rush Immediately . thu. placer but "A would no
DOUBT b. for their sdganisge ~ Indefinitely postpone
visiting California and endev0r . procure gold nearer
home
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Miss .iariettn smith Found.

T. J,LsraDAl BosrON Wednesday, Dec u.
The missing school-teacher, Marietta Smith has
oeeu discovered by J. l.. Andrews at man,usinaking
establishment in this city, learning the trade She hfsl
,ame o. hi. city then went to Berwick Msine and re-
tlrned here Her mother on to day, and ideo'i.
ted her she Is said to have behaved very correctly
,aile here The cause assigned for leaving her home
- on account sundfy troubles She has consented 10
hi
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DEATHS IRON FfssrISc.-Ws learn from the
c,-i ma B1S that son u Nr ssrnne Harris
Md 90 Thur.dsy oesr 0lAsg0s, By 1i0~ "a ne
Rad from /. quo IN the hands a snothsr BOY o.
T.esdsy last |. oOiored toy named ysmss Bos,ick
5@oustnr y Elk,on, died from Ilgries received In
eyht with another colorsi 5oy p.med Isaiah Ife
Issf-r has given bail IN 9 's0ussns dollars
OLcofr AcQUfTrKD.--Theoiore Ocott, Cashier
of the atc Canal Bank who hss bsea on tria Tor I'm
bezzinv The funds Of the Osdensbgrs Bank was lss,
nssht acquitted Judge Parker. sis@r hsahng the Tee
ueaOny and the arguments 81 the Putt- Prosecutor
took the ground IN ois chsrys - The 8ry ira, Ooou
h.a oaly committed = breseh " trust The jery md
Oseou we're shereupon discharged RE . - be fri~d
10 lay On the charge of psrjury. Aib knieksfoocAeT
~ The Daados Yates Co y " Rocord pr9
poses ~ prepare lG u al the DAILY and Neekl
Joarnss ia the ststes and Terrtes Of the union se'
the British Provinces 9Th the names ~ thef ~
yriesors sad Editors sirs. political Or religion. e.si
setter. &C. To ths cod puohsasrs are reaasssse W
End copy Of sAsis vzsaessoss 70 ssss loafss'
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~ Targ5oDh WAsHIN0ToN' Zee. i'
The North Carolina Legislature yesterday haa
s acctIng in Joint Ballot and proceeded 70 vote
Tor a United States Senator. The friends Of Mr.
Badger put iim in nomination, and he received
ou The fret ballot. - yotes-necesssry 20 choice
s. Yauous scattering votes were cast Tor other
indIrIduals
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'Bw-YosK, THURSDAY MORNING. DEcEnnER - isis.

States were o7i-ay -ltted under tie sc. reierrs d
q wa les o. scrrs the quantity already felect-d
located and approved b. tee secretary tae Treasury
242l711 sI0l acres Tie q1sutiy sesctes bu. the %
cGt0ls OF which have b.-l Suspended f1r farther Cx
animation 1lIIll % lll acres. srl tie quantity b.
Which Sad states arc Ut entitled o. Tue lt- ot Nov
i- I.sIl- 81 300 acres including tie csEes o loca-
ZION held j. toy farther exAmn nation. and which have
DOT been approved l tte Secretary ~ the Treasury
81 Ia regard SrspcHaed Elfrf. since the asst Re-
blv 70 the ella rlauts.
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AHaiysis OF California Gold by the United
states Mint.

h. ThgT0ph WASHINGTON dec j."
The iaion OF this morning contains letter
ison Professor Patterson Director Of the Mint In PHI
lsJepha stating that he had analysed the California
cold sent to him. and found il 10 be Of extraordinary
yurty-yislding ninety egh, and twothirds per cent
u 100 parts and that it melted within elk dollars Of the
thousand OF min, standard gold.
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Present ~ On Friday. and NJ Chief Justice fancy
Cornelius Van Sn,v0ofi Esq Of y Y. George :
-eien Esq ~ "a snd David = Stsry Esq Of la
we're admitted Attorneys and Counsellor. OF this Court
80. o. united states psinih In error, 70. King ssd
Coke
The argument Of this cause commenced by Mr.
Attorney General tor the plaintiff In error and cOntin
us. By 81 Coxe TOR the defendants in error
Adjourned unul D. morrow d O'Clock N
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Liner frnm Ohio.


H. Tstsgaph CoLUMnUs Dec j."
f ~ IS reported that GOV. Bebb concludes 10 hold
Ger. Ford. the newly-elected Governor, and ms
friends arr much excited and general row is
anticipated
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me sErHT-v1EEKLy TRIBUaE
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE
DECENTRALIZATION Of Governor.

H. Talgrapl WAsHiSGroS Dec. BAN
The + .ection for Governor Of Virginia held yes
rerisv resulted ia the election Of JoHs y FiofD
tLoc0l On Tie third ballot
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Chic Legislature.


~ TassJoqh.l COLUMBUS Dec H-PM
SESATE.--A Sergeant alarms was finally elect
"a ou the th ballot and the Senate adjourned till
fo-moTOw
HOrsF.-1ne LocO-foco- continued "a parma
ssaos. The Wings met and adjourned ulI to-mor-
row
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Distressing Accident.
Tle i0I0WIlE : a. exEract d IsiI7T aII''711
% the Editor Of the Troy Badgf

% the Editor OF the Troy Badgsf
r J0Hy.vrttE Mont. Co. Dee ID
Ma Enron There were seven Perslns drpHned in
the NobsrE River. q; inis place mis- morning ., Z
O'Clock SIX ~ them srs irshrren from AZ % ct
Troy. AM he one other VS. Dlicanan W. --es
- 60 !, a1De.rs that the Irishnen cane here
~, Tow on -at1rfayevering n the cars snt Stopped
- peter Prices uut Monday, and wee going over ne
rr for tie purpose Of obtaining work ~ ttc canal
re water being nisn The boat capsred tnf they Eers
$3.50 h-f5re sny assistance could q grcn them
Tb.ir bundles are u NJ. Prizes We ind letfer.
he.-inr the names Of Patrick Dsrss Th0mss Dsrs..
enry Banks and Peter McC am directed D. West Troy
Yours 10 naste. AH
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~ There j. iiviag in the vicinity Of Newark,
MARRIED coupis q whom the born On the
Qlt FEBRUARY islz bling the anniversary Of Washing
ION blrthdsy snd the wOmsn the iith December,
lsl6 se.nz me sEaivsTssy Of hia death.
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% The lste Mr.. Legare's Library, which en-
e'sced many editions OF the Ancient Classics as
sess large amour, OF Continental Literature viii
cod Al suction, at Washington City on Friday and
ssudsy evenings, the 18th and 18th Inst
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MEXICAN ROBBERY AND OUrRA@E.-Me learn
from a gentleman jus arrived from Vera Cruz ihs'
the diligence wss robbed about the 2V'h o. me Pss
month short distance from that place. aud Mr bisc
the American Consul. very severely ossieh "e ~
-, ~ nro,ecton Of life snd property la that country
Il widen, from the fact that the passengers IN Gu
gence were plundsred within two miles OF tne oly o.
Vera Cruz. ~ w. Sreseeah wv v
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THE DAILY TRIBUNE

4. neatly printed on fair foy. shes, whereof 'hf~s
edition. sf. ssusd every day bot the s.bha Ia osds' ~
supply each subscriber with tho latest new. possible Il 70
oesr. 10 .b.crb~f. by Mail 81 O. pes snuu isinssad
ed 20 equal IN amount and u mssf any Dsiy lao -
M thi. continent
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-26

Worcester, So. September l9, 1913.
To JONATHAN Day, of Webster ia said county, Gentle
man, Assignee of the Estate f ABRAHAM T. BARKER.
Of Worcester, said county, Manufacturer, an Insovent
Debtor Greeting
VOU are hereby required to give notice that the fourth
l. meeting of the creditors of said Barker, will be
holden the Office of John c. b. Davis, in Worcester, in
said County the t,Uenty fifth day Of October neTt at
eleven O'Clock in the forenoon when and where the said
creditors may further debts against the said Barker
And you will also settle your second account and
end dividend will be ordered And you will this
notice by publishing attested copy of this order in the
Daily Spy, newspaper printed at Worcester aforesaid.
six mes successfully before the day of said meeting and
by giving written notice by mail otherwise. all
known creditors of said Barker And you make
return of this order with your dongs thereon at the
time and place of said meeting.
ClfAS. w. HARTSHORN, Master in Chancery.
true copy, Attest: JONATHAN DAY, Assignee.
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Y The Niagara Chronicle of the l4th says,
it understands that the project of constructing
Suspension Bridge, across the Niagara at Queens
ton is again revived, and this time with every
prospect OF being carried out Mr. Ellet, the En-.
gineer OF the bridge at the Falls, undertakes to
constructit for 900, and will himselftake one
fourth of the stock. This leaves Ell 800 to be
subscribed for, half Of which has been already
taken up on the American side, and large por-
ton OF the other half on the Canada side the riv-
err. If no unforeseen difficulties arise the Bridge
will be ready for use by September Of next wear
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JILL you still be without delicious set ofwnite pear
w ly TEETH, and sweet Fragrant Breath, ,
you can have them both by usung 2s box Of NErs
AMBER TOOTH PASTE. IL whitens the Teeth, hard
ends the Gums the Breath and T. without ex-
ceptlon the most beautiful and economical Denrince ever
used For sale BY j. CIRCUIT JR 2O1 Main st. Worcester
Sept. 10 1S46 AsN EN8sWNN oWSm
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FREE Soil LECTURES. Mr. Russell of LYNN will
deliver an address on the greatissue now before the
people OF this Country-Siduery and Freedom ma
chnaions of the Savepower and The duties and
sbillties OF Northern freeman in the present political
sis in the following towns in the County of Worcester
viz.
Dudley, Tuesday evening Oct.
Southpndge, Wednesday "a
Charlton Thursday ~
Barre Tuesday "lO
PeeIsham I'll
Rutland DI9
Will the friends OF free soil IN the above named places
please make the necessary arrangements.
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PHELPS COMPOUND
II o M TO PILLS

THE Vegetable Remedy Diseases arising from In
parities ofthe Blood, Dyspepsia, Scrotnla, and all
Chronic Diseases. Also, a substitute for Caicmel as
Cathar lin FeUcrs all Bilious Afecions They have
no rival in caring Bilious Diseases Dysp psa Liver Com
plants Sick Head ache, Jaundce Colds, Influenza Cat
arrah Rhumaiism HEARTBURN, Acid Stomach Papitation
Loss OF Appetite, Costiveness, Collie, &c and being mild
in their operation without pro ucing debility they are
perfectly safe for those debitaed and feeble constitu
tons Asa general Family Medicine they unequalled
being applicable and safe for the young and the sged
For sale wholesale and Retail by j. CIRCUIT. JR
Worcester, sept % dw3m
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the multitude were waving, and three hearty
shouts such as freemen give in the cause of free
dom, were sent up by those assembled.
.HShtdb1In Sentinel
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TmifiOn I'M French.

Tuition in French.
CHARLES MAILLY, having returned to Worcester
respectfully informs the citizens of the place and its vcn
y that he is prepared to attend all those wishing re-
ceve instruction in the French language Terms $40 per
quarter for private lessons, and $3.50 pupil
containing five pupils The quarter will consist
of eleven weeks three lessons week, of hour each,
two lessons of hour AMI half each No deduction
will be made for absence, except in of proracted
sickness Tuition to be paid when half of the quarter
expired.
N. B. For further Information, Mons. M. can be
Mr. H. K NEwCoMB's, ELM STREET, opposite the Church
of the Unity DIV Aug %.
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DIED,

In this city, Sept 81 Mr. Henry Lewis late of w. 22
John A. Wheelock Al; 20th Marshall of Mr. Joseph
Babh mos; 22d Henry A., son Of Mr. Henry L. Parmen
ter 10 mos; 23d, Mrs Almira Griswod, 44-Mrs Martha
A., wits of Mr. Darius White, G5-Prnters in Me- N H.,
and VT. please copy; Path, Henry M, of Mr. john
Brewer, yrs and month.
In Leicester, Sept 25h, Mr. Emerson Kent SIS Printers
in VT please copy.
In Boylston, Sept Is, Mr. John G. Whitney, As.
In North rookheld Sept 4th Mrs Mercy, relict Of the
late Nathaniel ate, &c.
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The Ninth Annual Exhibition
OF THE
Worcester County Horticultural EOclet

(At WALDO HALL in Worcester,)
w ILL be open for the reception of visitors the after
w noon ofTUESDAY, the 26th Of September, and will
continue open, day and evening closing Thursday eve
ming the 18th of September.
Ladies and Gentlemen respectfully invited TO furnish
specmehs or ruits vegetables, flowers, wreahs, bou
quets, floral designs, &C. sc.
., Is hoped mat the refining influence which these exhi-
"ns exert upon the community, and the valuable nor
h winch they diffuse, will stimulate the friends Of
10 endeavor to render the display this
Vn Eve. ven more attractive than those of former years.
are particularly requested to send Fruits
%c Qnlended for exhibition 10 The Han on Monday the
2oth Of September, il practicable -.
Aruc'es necessarily forwarded previously to that time
may be len with Mr. Clarendon Harris AZ the life Insur
0i,g once IN the Central Bank, l04 Main street.
-, articles Of exhibition remain in the Hall af-
~ O'Clock on the Friday morning succeeding the Fair
funds OF the Society F ~ " 0
list Of the Premiums to be awarded will be published
FRED. w PAINE
GEORGE JAQUES Committee
SAMUEL H. COTTON. OF
w0,c..,., CL a Ri POI, HARRIS, Arrangements
o'oester' aug zStn, 1875 d&wtf
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BETWEEN Gold and Austin Street, GOLD BRACE
Is LET with Ave Canoes, marked A. A. b. Whoever
will return the TO the store OF DeS, GODDAKD,
shall DO suitably rewarded. sept. 22s
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Sheetimes! Sheetirps,
Goods for ChiIdren,s Wear,

DLAlD, WooLES, and WoRsTED STUFFs Of all
prices aud in great variety Of patterns, styles, and
coors, Plaid and mixed CAssIMERls and ERMINETs
torboys, nae
Fine Salisbury FLAEkELs, printed and plain,
small Inquired De LANES, in bright colors,
Scarlet pink, Blue, and Orange THiBETs and PLAIN
De LANES, eW3t ~ Ne}9&u0WwaJaA
Chldrens SHAwLs, various sizes and beautiful styles,
do Hosiery and Gloves Of all kinds,
do Knit Wool and Merno VESTS, all sizes,
Ge'man Wool Coates, Scarfs, Hoods, &c.
Red, White, and Yellow Flannels at low prices.
For sale al IS CHAMBERLlN'S.
Sept. 90. d6twoa
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-26
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