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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-29

~Major Rollins addressed the citizens
Of Audrain on Monday last. Judge King
is in the upper counties, holding court and
s,umping it. There is great anxiety here
to hear them speak together Major Rol-
Inns gave the Judge such an unmerciful
fogging at Boonville, that we presume it
will be hard TO bring him to the scratch
again. The Major ough, 10 have been a
lille easier, and no, spoilt all the fun the
frs, blow. The Judges friends must Dol.
ster him up for one more brush, at some
convenient central point: here, for instance.
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corl Of Capt. Tilghman's command, about
sixty strong. Capt. Tilghman escorted
Santa Anna from Jalapa to Antigua. We
learn from Capt. Aud, that Santa Anna
did not sail till Wednesday, the 5lh inst.
From the Arco Iris we learn that he took
his passage on the Spanish brig Mar,ino.
Capt. Milton arrived at Vera Cruz on
the 9Th inst. from the City of Mexico with
dispatches for Washington. He reports
that The road was infested with small bands
Of armed men masked, who commit depra.
da,ions daily on the road between Mexico
and Jalapa, plundering the diligences, &c.
The route between Mexico and Toluca is
infested in like manner.
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IRELAND.
AT meeting in Dublin, ireland. the fol-
lowing address was adopted =

lowing address was adopted:-
To the citizens of the French Reps.blie.-As
slaves should address freemen-as land which
has yet its independence 10 assert, and its socisl
freedom 10 attain, should address o sovereign
state and republic, we address you, citizens!
Had we national government, q recognized
centre willing and competent 10 act and speak
for US. il would have long since boldly declared
the admiration OF your heroisn, the sympathy
with your cause, the delight in your vctsry.
which we feel, but are from our condition. inca.
psble OF utlering. Foreign dominion and dis
traction among ourselves, choke the best and no.
blest feelings OF our hearts. and turn iuto empty
wind the voice OF millions.
Receive. from US, citizens ell the cougtatula-
tons we can offer. and be assured that beneath
them there is much that cannot be uttered--be.
hind them the longings Of suffering and enslaved
men. You have only but yesterday broken thro'
even mild despotism, and ye. you were com>
PEELED to hide in your hearts for eighteen years
the hate OF that despotsm which now you have
80 nobly vindicated--you, citizens, can under.
stand US.
We recognize in the French Republic, the
work OF worthy men. We see in its every act,
Justice 10 the rights Of labor; and its victories,
its gloros. its success, and enduring justice, We
working men participate.
But, enslaved as we are, we can only offer
you our individual sympathy and friendship. and
we ask in return tina. you will look upon the sui
(erngs Of the eldest and most prosecuted sister OF
our common Celtic race with commseration and
sorrow. We ask you not 10 blush for our shame
and our slavery, but 10 retain for US reciprocal
friendship and sympathy till our liberated coun-
try can deserve it.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-29
SIX DAYS LATER!
ARRIVAL OF THE SARAH SANDS.

New YoRk. April 81, 7p.M..
The steamer Sarah Sands has arrived from
Liverpool, which por, she left on The Sd inst.
The news from all parts Of The continent is
very important
The Austrian troops have been expelled from
Sardinia.
Denmark was making preparations for war.
There had been greet disturbances 10 Stock
holm, the cepitsl OF Sweden.
Venice has declared for republic.
Large numbers Of French troops had entered
Belgium, but they were driven back.
The emperor Of Russia was sending large
bodies of troops into Poland.
A French army was spreading towards the
North.
There was great agitation throughout France.
La Presse. one Of Tho Partisan journals, was
out openly against The Provisional Government
A Provisional Government had been formed
for Milan.
Ireland was quiet.
The elections in Paris, and throughout the
Republic, have been postponed 10 the 23d Of
this month. The meeting OF the Convention TO
form a constitution for the Republic was, by
decree, also postponed 10 the 4th OF May.
The report Of the establishment OF Repub-
lie in Prussia, is not confirmed.
1t is said that 100000 troops have been or.
dered into Poland, by the Emperor Of Russia.
The news OF the revolution in Lombardy, is
confirmed.
The Austrian army is reported to have lost
twenty thousand men in tho struggle to prevent
this revolution. and they were then compelled to
Withdraw from the territory.
Commercial.
T. l,Il
ceipts large.
LIVERPOOL, April 3.
Flour is 27s to 28s. Wheat Is Sd to IS per
70 lbs. Corn 26s 10 30s. Lard is to Is lows
er. Cotton. bowed; 334 10 4 8; Orleans
378t 10 S l.2.
Rice, lbs 1Ss Cd. Baltimore Quereitron,
9s per cwt. Turpen,ine, BIS. TaIlow, Sis Cd
10 SIS. Bacon and lard lower. Pork unchanged
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=, Ma: NueEST. the reporter OF the New York
Herald who procured for publication the copy of
the Treaty with Mexico which was lately pub,
lished in that paper, 10 his answers TO the cues.
tons OF the Senate committee, expressly exoner>
ates the members OF tho Senate, their officers and
printers from AMY agency in furnishing it. Touch
ing others. and particularly the heads Of Depart.
ments, he refused to snsver. Hsis yet in cus
tody.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-29

"The German Citizens of Glasgow
had a jubilant on Friday evening, to give
vent to their feelings in reference to the
stirring events that are transporting in the
"Faderland." They had a torch.light pro.
cesson, music, speeches and supper, and
burned a mock.crown in a bon, fire.
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From the Western Eagle.
ScorT COUNTY. Mo-, April 10, ls4s.
To The Editor of the Eagle:

SCOTT CouSrY' MO-, April III, 1915.
To the Editor of the Eagle:
SrR-l see from the published proceedings OF
the Boonvile Convention, that have been ID.
pointed one OF the Delegates from this District,
to the Wing National Convention, which 10 %
assemble at Philadel phia in June next.
Having decided not to accep, the appointments,
! embrace the earliest occasion OF making that
fact known. so that those who feel an interest in
The matter may have an opportunity OF filling the
vacancy, il they think proper to do so.
Although | am not willing to accept the sp.
poln'ment under the instructions given, yet as .
Wing, shall cheerfully sustain whoever may be-
the choice Of the party for Piesidsn. and Vice
President.
You will please publish this note in your nsst
paper.
am, sir, very respectfully yours,
N. w. WATKINS.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-29

AT meeting Of the "Friends of Ireland'
held in the city of New York on The 18th
instant it was resolved to raise regiment
of thousand men to aid in the emancips.
ton of Ireland. The command of this regi.
men' to be rendered to Gen. Shields, and
they are to hold themselves in readiness Is
embark at moments warning.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-29

CoNaREss.-In the House of Represen-
tatives, on the 18th, Mr.. Hall Of Mo-, pre-.
sented the petition of John Warren and
others citizens of Davies county, Missouri
praying grant of land TO the Hannibal
and ST. Joseph Railroad 1t was referred
to the Committee on Public Lands.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-29

THE New BAPTISM OF THE FRENCH
NAvY-The Provisional minister of the
Navy has decided that several of the names
Of the vessels of the fleet shall be changed.
The Crown, which is at Toulon, will be
henceforth called the Barricade; the frigate
Duchess of Orleans, building at L'Orien,,
will take the name of Victory; the frigate
The Chart, becomes the Constitution; the
zach. Queen Amelia, the Partisan; the steam
corvette The Count d'Eu, takes the name
of Patriot.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-29

Why are the girls Of the State of Mis-.
souri, the sweetest of our American mai.
dens' Because they arc mo "lasses.
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MONROE COUNTY.

The wings of this county have nomina-
ted James M. Bean for the Legislature,
and David M. Dulany for Sheriff. T. l.,
Anderson, of Marion, addressed the citi-
zens of Monroe on Monday last.
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PUBLIC DocuMENrs.-We are indebted
10 Messrs. Stewart, Of Pennsylvania, and
Hall, of this State, for valuable Public
Documents. Such favors arc always
thankfully received by the press.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-29

The LADy's Book for May, has been
received, and as usual with its embellish-
ments, is in good taste and season, while
there is no tagging in the ability and in.
terest of its contents. We commend i, to
our lady friends.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-29

1t is rumored that Gov. Marcy will be
sent Minister 10 Russia, Gen. Pierce ap.
pointed Secretary Of War, Mr. Gieu Sec
rotary Of the Treasury.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-29

RHODE IsLAND.-The plurality of Mr.
Harris, Wing, over Sacke,t, Dem. for Gov.
ernor, is 2,l47; and his majority over all
LILO. The new Legislature is decidedly
Wing.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-29

At Hannibal, the citizens have taken the
necessary amount of stock TO bring the
magnetic telegraph to that place; and the
first ins;alment has been promptly paid.
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THREATENED RIOT.

WAsHINoroS, April 81.
The case OF tho fugitive slaves is producing
greet excitement here
The Office OF the " National Era" (Aboli,ioD)
is threatened, but thus far order has rsigned
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-29

The Wing National Convention meets
on Monday, the 5th of June. The demo.
cratic, few days earlier.
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In the House of Representatives there
were tOo uotes against the French sympa.
thy resolutions. They were Mr.. Root of
Ohio, and Mr.. Cranston, of Rhode Island.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-29

A famous female dwarf, smaller than
Tom Thumb, was being exhibited at Matan.
Zas.
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TOWN ELECTlON.
An election for President and Trustees
of the Town of Fayette, was held last
Tuesday. and resulted as follows
President-James A. Shirley.
Trustees-A. Mitchell, c. II. Green, G..
r. Oldham, w. c. Boon, A. Hendrix.
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SATURDAY, APRIL 90, ls4s.
THE PRESIDENCY.

On the first page of to.day's paper will
be found Mr. Clay's address on the subject
of the Presidency. 1t will attract general
attention.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-29

TThe citizens of ST. Louis held pub
lie meeting last Monday to express their
sympathy with the struggling friends Of
liberty in Europe.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-29

DAGUERREAN MINIATuREs.-See adver
tisements.
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u. >. EXPEDITION TO THE DEAD SEA.-
Dates from Constaatinople are to the 4th
March. The Expedition under Lieutenant
Lynch to survey the Dead Sea, reached
the Dardanelles in February, and on the
26,h, Lieut.. L. accompanied by his officers
and the chief interpreter of the expedition,
proceeded to the imperial palace, where he
was presented to the Sultan. The Sultan
received him with great kindness and at.
tention, and asked great many questions
in relation 10 the objects Of the expedition.
Lieut.. Lynch presented the Sultan with
several valuable American works, two of
them upon the North American Indians,
with some fine engravings of the chiefs;
also several volumes of the Natural Histo.
ry Of New York, with numerous engra.
wings. The Sultan received them most
graciously, and examined them long time
with interest and satisfaction. The expedi.
ton was about to sail for the Holy Land.
The New York ELECTION result
of the New York election seems to be as
follows: The Democratic candidate, Mr..
Havemeyer, is elected Mayor over Mr..
Brady, by 1887 majority.
One branch-the Board Of Alderman
is carried by the Whigs-ten 10 eight.
The Board Of Assistants will be tied
namely, nine Wings and nine Democrats
includingtwo independent Democrats.
The great patronage of the city now en-.
joyed by the Wings, will continue under
their control, as they will have majority
on joint ballot, and thus be enabled to pre-.
vent the removal of the present incumbenls
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-29

The Steamer Algoma, recently sunk on
a rock near Lexington, has been raised.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-29
TOWN ELECTION.

New GooDs.-See advertisements.
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eminent al San Luis infoi med the Secreta.
ry Of Stale that Parades, representing him.
self as an object of violent persecution by
the foreign enemy, reached San Luis on
The Sd of March, a signal fire giving no.
tice Of his arrival, which Immediately set
his friends in motion. The commandante
and Governor we're alarmed and took i'm.
mediate measures for the prevention of any
seditious movement. Parades was in.
formed that his expected and unseasona.
BILE presence would be the means of dis.
turbing the public tranquility. His reply
discountenanced every wish or idea of be.
ing the occasion of disturbance among the
people. Indeed the commissioner regard
ed Parades as friend of the government.
and made tender of the services of the
ex.President TO the supreme authorities
He thought if they were accepted d, it would
quiet the public mind, excited as it was, BY
the movement of the anarchists.
The Star of the goth ult., in announ.
cling the arrival of the Deputies from Qua.
dalajara at Queretaro, says: "The Con.
gress will soon be opened with a sufficient
number of Deputies" On the 18th ult.
thirty members of The whole number quail.
fed were in attendance.
Gen. Kearny was installed as Governor
of the State Of Vera Cruz. on Saturday,
the 9th inst. He was to review the troops
in and around the city on Monday last.
Mr.. Sewer left Vera Cruz on the stb
inst. for the City Of Mexico, under the 60.
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NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS indebted to the late firm OF BOND x
IA FULLER are called upon TO pay the same. All de
mands that nre not settled before the first of July
will be left for collection. JOS D. FULLER.
Worcester, June s, 1913. d6tw3t
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CitV Optical Rooms,
ed States BIock, main entrance up sta

United States Block, main entrance ap stairs.
j. p. PAINE q SON, Opticians,
TOULD respectfully inform their numerous friends and
w the public generally that owing TO the liberal pat
ornage bestowed upon them they have been induced to
remove from their old sand to their present commOdou
rooms they will be most happy to wait on all those
who may require their services Alter experience of
ten gears devoted exclusively to the maa and sale
OF Spectacies they feel confident of rendering entire salts
action to those who may honor them with their iavors
CAUTION!
whereas II mas been represented TO the Undersigned by
numerous Individuals that they have been imposed upon
by certain dealers in Spectacles who have sold them
spurious article, puporting be manufactured by the
undersigned would take this opportunity
OF informing friends and the public generally
that HAVE NO AGENTS and the oniy piace an Forces
ter, a0beTe PAlNE'S PARABOLA sPECTACLEs can be
obtained is at
The City Optical Rooms, U. States Block
and they would respectfully invite all those who have
resort to artificial aid for impaired vision call and test
the quality of the above named Spectacles whether they
purchase not) adjusted by the OPTOMETER. This
instrument nAenled by John P Paine for the purpose
OF adjusting the Lenses of the spectacle so as meet any
detect OF the eye, whether il proceed from distorted
uneqnazed vision cataract in fact almest any
but absolute blindness
We claim for those q the following properties viz
st earness and finish not to be surpassed equaed
by any Lenses OF foreign domestic manufactured I'd,
alteration 3d. they can be worn for any length of time,
when fitted by the Optometer without lagung the eve
or occasionng the slightest Inconvenience 4th they
preseTte the sight and in many restore it,
All those qualities we claim for SpectaCes, and we
respectfully invite those who doubt and all others call
on US ana SATISFY themselves, by personal examination.
The annexed paragraph is the opinion OF J. v. G. sMTH
M. D., the celebrated Lecturer optics and the Eye
He says, through the columns Of his Medical Journal
The Editor has leisurely examined Mr. Pane's inven-
ton, and, without hesitation express belief that
it is not only very Ingenious but very useful instru
ment, and is destined for an extensive reputation when
fairly brought before the public Ereyy
Optican in large cities would find his account in haY
ing an Optometer in his establishment"
The above opinion is but the echo OF Others
with which we will not weary your patience, but will
merely call and judge for yourself whether these
things are so.
n, B. sExTANTs, oUADRENTs, SPY GLASSES,
AMI all manner OF Optical Instruments repaired short
notice. JOHN p PAINE 81 SON
Worcester, April TO- dwif
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For SnlN OF to Eef.

smT1 IA miles from Worceser,wil be sold or exchanged
$3.50 for other property, let for term Of years. In
qnlre at The Office OF the MASSACHUSETTS Spy Oct S.
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ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
Daily except Sunday.
Leave Worcester at 10 A. NJ and Al P. M.
Leave Norwich at 6 A. M and 5 P. NJ.
" The Morning Accommodation Trains from Norwich
and from Worcester connect with the Trains of the
ton and Worcester and Western Railroads each way
The Evening Accommodation Train from ter con.
meets with the p P<s~sasSTain from Boston.
The Morning Accommodation Train from Worcester
connects with the O'clock A. NJ train from Providence
NEW YORK TRAIN, Uta Steam Boat.
Leaves Norwchfor Boston every morning Except Mon
day upon the arrival of the Boat from New York stop
ping at Norwich and Danielsonville.
Leaves Worcester for New York upon the arrival of the
Train from Boston a about 6! daily except Sunday
stopping at Danielsonvile and Norwich.
FREIGHT TRAINS, daily each Way ercept Sunday
Leaving Norwich at Z, and Worcester at 81 A. M.
Special contracts will be made cargoes large guam.
titles of Freight, application to the Superintendent
Fares are less when paid for Tickets than when paid
Ia the cars. w. L. DEARBORN,
Supt. and Eng d w. r r.
norwich, NOV 30, 1897 dwtf
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New England House.

NO III broadway, nearly opposite Wall Street
New York.
-S TIVE above named house having undergone mate
fM.tA rial alterations snd been fitted up in superior
~GsiAas manner for Ladies and Gentlemen who may want
transient board, will hereafter afford desirable &C
Communications to all who may desire quietness ard agree
able society 1t is strictly temperance house and located
in the immediate vicinity OF business which makes it
pleasant for business The proprietor assures the
public and his former friends that every exertion will be
used for their comfort and merit continuance of the pat
ronage he has ALREADY received which he very crate
full. NJ b. Price 81 25 per day
Aug. 8, 1896 stiff P. WIGHT, Proprietor,
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CITY DYE HOUSE
Dye-H0use Removed,

THHE subscriber has Removed his DyeIng
n Works to his New shop CENTRAL STREET,
and only ten rods from Main sree where all goods
be left Having frst-rate shop, with every convenience
attached he feels confident in assuring the Oc that his
work shall be done we'll and shorter notice than
any other shop of the kind in this vcirty.
Ladies' DRESSES and CIOAKS COlored, as usual for
DOLLAR; Gentemen's COATS and PANTS Colored
whole Articles for Mourning done in three days when
required
CLEANSING.
Coats and Pants cleansed and pressed at one davis no
tice If desired. CARPETS SHAwLs of all kinds, and Mil
UNIFORMS, ceansed and pressed and warranted to
look well goods. Satisfaction guaranteed in all
cases, charge will be made.
90 Only Office an Worcester is on Contra
Street. HENRY d. ADAMS
Worcester, Aug. " 35tf
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CITY DEPOT
7 IT y % . Z
EAS Main Street.


tehtral Hotel, WORCESTER, MASS
HE subscriber, grateful for past patronage hereby takes
pleasure in announcing that he has removed to the
ABOVE mentioned place, where he has elegantly fitted ND
ree Rooms for the reception his customers afordjnq
mem superior advantages for the selection application
OF instruments over any other establishment in the CITY
WHICH IN connection with his choice variety the COR
olons on which they are sold, he fatters himself will
insure MN continuation of liberal patronage.
Rooms for Ladies and Gentlemen have respective en-
frances and Lady will constantly be in attendance upon
Ladies in their Room.
All instruments warranted of the hest opov and tn
give satisfaction or the price paid refunded
Among the instruments for weakness and rouqhness of
voice. weakness of chest papilaton the heart death
NE SINKING du dragging pains in the Sides costiyeness
pe great debility about The hips and lower extremties
pains and weakness of the back distortions from curva
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oh, experienced the approach and during warm weat
err are DR.: BANNING'S BODY BRACE; S. S. FITCH's
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hEPAlRlNG of instruments solicited, and executed
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~ u. For sale, DIR. Banning's " Common Sense" a
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Also DR.. Fitchs celebrated Lectures Lungs and
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