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$3O.OOO-$3O.OO0.

THE subscribers in consequence of the great scarcity of
i money, propose reducing their valuable Stock of
Goods which is o! the largest in this city, and have
therefore MARKED DOWN our stock some
80 per cent. less than our Regular Prices.
We do not WISH nor think it advisable to enumerate
thousand different kinds of goods and prices the
practice by most of neghbors, but do say, that
for the sixty days, will sell goods for ONE
DOLLAR, than can be had any other Store for
dollar and twenty five cents.
To give people q little idea al what Low PRICES
selling Goods, propose specify few articles
and prices.
Rich Plaid s. Stripe Alpaca at 25c former price so
Plain Black do at l24 C do rs
Silk Warp do at 33 c do 81
AA Tibet, all colors, at $1,l5 do $l,37
Prints and Furniture Patches at &c do 6
Linen Hdkfs, all linen, at ST do 1910
Heavy Brown Sheetings, at &c do 6
Together with general assortment of
De LANES, SHAWLS, PRINTS, FLAN-
NELS, BROAD CLOTHS, CASSJMERES, SATINETs,
and VESTINGS, all OF which will be sold for the next
sixty days at ruinnus prices.
HALL s. THOMPSON,
Nov 2s. davis opposite Central Hotel.
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DIR. l.. G. MEAD

OYpssA Dentist, (late OF Providence K. RI
NOIIYYp Taxes this method to inform the LADIES
and Gentlemen of Worcester, that he has
permanently located himself this City the practice of
Dental Surgery,
where ne will perform all operations in his profession after
vac most modern and scientific methods All work will
Ne "arnRted to give perfect satisfaction and charges
nia1e IN conformity with the times. Office in Waldo
Block, No. I53, Main Street. sept 25
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worcester Co. South Anti-Slavery Society.
The Annual Meeting Of this Society viii be held in
che day Sunday, Dec. I'd and 3d. commencing in The
Town Hall, on the first named day at O'Clock P. NJ
The members friends of the Society," and all other
persons, earnestly desired To be present.
PARKER PILLsBURY, STEPHEN and ABBY K. FOSTER
aud SAMUEL MAY, Jr., Agents Mass AntSayery Society
intend 10 be present. EFFINGHAM l.. CAPRON
JOSEPH A. Rowland, Sec'ry. DIV President.
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Dancing.

MR. T. F. GASZYNSKI begs 10 inform his friends and
patrons in Worcester that he will his classes in
Fencing add Dancing Saturday afternoon in BRINLEV
HALL An opportunity is offered to those who have
finished their Lessons, to do at this time.
Mr. Gaszynski can be seen at the Am Temp House.
Nov 8. diff
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SINGING SCHOOL.

THE undersigned will commence School of Instruc.
tion in VOCAL MUSIC, for adults the Piano Forte
Room of Mr.. A s. ALLEN, in Panes Block, Main Street,
Friday Euening, Nou 18th, at O'clock.
Terms made known at the time and place.
Ladies and Geaemen respectfully invited attend
Nov a. d3w s. G. MOSES.
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CHIOR0EnRM

DIR HARRIS. l54 Main Street, is prepared to Extract
Ieeh WITHOUT PAIN by the this recently discovered
substitute for EtheT-CHLORoFoRM.
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Messengers Notice.

MUSStHS6I'S NOLICUe
Worcester, IS. November %, 1949.
HENRY CHAPLIN, Esq., Commissioner of Insolvency
for the County Of Worcester has this day issued
Warrent against the Estate of WILLIAM A. ROWLAND
Of Worcester, in said County, beokbnder insovent
debtor and the payment of any debts the delivery of
any property belonging said iRsolvent debtor, him
for his and the transfer of any property by him
are forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said debtor will
be held the Office of said Commissioner in Worcester
in said County, the ninth day Of December nest
O'Clock in thu forenoon for the proof debts and the
choice of assignee assignees of his Estate.
N23d6twlt49 j. DAY, d. Sheriff.
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T.. T.. T. PROVOST.

FRENCH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON, Office and Botanic Depot BARKER &
EsTABRooK's STORE, UP STAIRS LIST door the right
O13dG 227 Main Street, Worcester.
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Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER SIS. November 25 le4s.
HENRY CHAPLIN, ESQ., Commissioner OF insolvency,
II for the County of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of JOEL E. HI Mt, of
Fitchburg, in said County, trader, and late partner
in the firm of Baldwin & Hunt, an insolvent debtor,
and the payment of debts, the delivery of any
property belonging to the said debtor, to him, for
his use, and the transfer of any property by him.
forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors OF said debtor will
he held at the office of said Commissioner, in Worcester
in said County, the eighth day of December neat, at
two o'clock in the afternoon for the proof OF debts and
the choice of assignee assignees of his Estate.
D27dw1w X. HARDWOOD, D. Sheriff.
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CODartnership Notice.

THE firm OF TUCKER d RUGGLES 10 this day dis
Il solved by mutual consent-and ERAs1 N. TUCKER
authorized settle the of the copartnership.
E. N. TUCKER still continues the business the Old
Stand ERASTUS N. TUCKER,
ISAAC D. RUGGLES.
Worcester, Nov 7,l848. dW3Wf7
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lader, and Hon. George M. Dallas for libellant,
and Messrs. Benjamin Gerhard, WIN. NJ. Mere
dith and Hon. Rufus Choate OF Massachusetts,, for
respondent Philadelphia Ledger
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STOVES. STOVES.
DTNKT ADnSnN L. rnDENC

IETOULD call the attention Of those in pursuit Of the
w best and cheapest Cooking Stove, to New Air
Tight stove arranged for Wood and Coawarranted TO
suit all who give trial. Aso-A large assortment OF
Paror, Office, and Box Slower rs Main III Get.
Sent 25-dtf
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DIED.

In Paxton Dec l. Mrs Persis rect of the late Ihama
Bigelow, 96 yrs mos and go Printers Vermont
please copy.
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BARGAINS IN BOOKS.
A CARD.
J. B. NJ. GOULD,
TAILOR AND DRAPER.

NO. I79 MAIN STREET,
VKTOGLD inform his old friends and patrons in Worces
w ter and vicinity, and the public generally that be
has returned to Worcester and taken the central location
over the NEW YORK STORE of STEBBINS & CO.
No. l79 MAIN STREET, where he will be happy to see
them and ALL and exhibit them the choicest stock
of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC GOODS including the
latest and most fashionable mportations ard Styles
bacng variety Of abrcs for all articles of Gentle>
mems wardrobes
He business the principle of buying for
cash. and selling for cash which will enable him to urnh
CUSTOM much cheaper than those who deal
the credit basis. He will be in the receipt
Goods from the New York market-will attend to the
cutting of all garments in person-w employ but
first class wOrkmen and will every effort please
and accommodate ALL In and skill he will yield to
Hone and all are invited to call and his powers.
Country dealers be supplied with all articles in his
department, wholesale and RETAIL
Former friends and patrons will receive his thanks for
favors already extended and their patronage
the public, is new respectfully solicited.
Worcester, Nov Is. DIFF
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Privafe School.

MISS M. e. ROWLAND will commence the
Winter Term of her School Monday, Dec An at "A
Main Street The pupils may receive instruction in Draw
ing two half days in week d6t NOVEL,
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Webster High School.

TNHE Winter Term of this school will commence on
i Wednesday, December 9th. limited number can be
odated with board in the family of the Principal
References. II. n. Slater, Esq, Providence; Prof.
James r. Boise, A. NJ Brown University; Barnas Sears
D. D. Newton; g. g Greene, A. NJ Principal d Phillips
Grammar school, Boston; j. w. Tenney, M. d. Webster
N. B. COOKE, A. M NJ. d. Principal.
Nov 22-d2w
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office November Is, le4s
To all persons interested in the Estate of EBENEZER
PAINE, late of West Roylston, deceased, Greeting
NOU cited to appear alta Court of Probate to be
i holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of Deem
Der next show why the first rendered by
Nathaniel Davenport, the Administrator, OF his admins
Iration of said Estate should not be allowed
Nl7dtD4 CEIAS. G. PRENTISS, Reg.
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Worcester, ss. Probate Office, Nov. II, l54s.
To all persons interested in the Estate WILLIAM W.
SNOW, minor, of WARREN SNOW, late of
Millbury, deceased, Creating.
VOU cited to appear Court of Probate to be
holden a. Worcester the first Tuesday of December
to show why License shonld not be granted
Lawson Snow the guardian upon his Petition, sell the
whole of the Real Estate of said minor mentioned in said
Petition for the purpose of putting out the proceeds there
Of at interest for his benefit.
CHAS. G. PRENTISS. Reg.
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BRess's Xpress forward all sorts of par
GELS and small cases. through direct, the Worcester
Rail Road NeWpor Fail River, Bristol and Barren.
July %. dwtf
NV. B. PALMER agent Tor this paper in Boston,
New York Philadelphia, and Baltimore Office in Bos-
ton, No. Congress Street.
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Wanted.

A SUITABLE person as CARRIED for the DAILY Spy.
N One who can be recommended for promptntss and
hdelity wOull receive fair encouragement Deco.
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NORWICH q WORCESTER RAILROAD
Winter Arrangement-1s48

Winter Arrangement-I848.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS Daily, except Sunday
Leave Worcester at 64 and 10 A. NJ. and Al pm
, Inc ten o'clock Train with the Boston and
oVldence Trains The Evening Train with
Boston Trains.
Leave Norwich st 6 A. NJ, IL NJ, and 2.45 p. NJ.
The Morning Train connects with the Trains of the
Boston, Providence, and Western Roads, The Noon
Iran connects with the Boston and Providence Trains
The Evening Train with the Boston and Western
Trains.
FREIGHT TRAINS,
leave worcester at 81 AM. Leave Norwich at $50
A'M.-(Daiy, Sundays excepred)
STEAMBOAT TRAINS,
Ieave Boston at M, stopping only at Frdrafn ehay
90 Rorcester at 49, DGnilsonUtIe at ST. tctch
at S'42, and arrive at Allyn's Paint at o'clock
RErURNING-Leave Alyn's Point about O'Clock AM
on the arrival of the Steam Boat
Passengers must procure Tickets the Station Offices
NO baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars
NO smoking permitted in upon the Passenger Cars
or Depots, s. H. p LEE In ~
NoV6 If Sup't and Eng. N. d W. R. r
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chronological Examinations.

. AZ W44V4OC1@OSs& 11@A0S1444A40E V3V41SI
MIR. A. CLAPP, Practical PhrenOlOgist,
M would inform all who wish to know their capac-
tiles, powers and dispositions that he be found
q few weeks, at Room No. IL, american Temperance
House, AFTERNOONS AND EVENINGS.
Pice of an examination with chart, so cts-Verbal de-
scrptoa, 25 ctsWritten opinion, 81 50-Familes and
Clubs at a discount.
Alse-FOwleTs' chronological Books for sale, and Sub.
scr ptiOns rece Fed for the PSYCHOLOGICAL J0GR-
NAL, sad WATER CURE JOURNAL.
Worcester, Nov 81, l64S. DIV
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Massachusetts Health Insurance Co.,
of ROSfOn-CaDitaI $4,000.

DUSLVBk
Pre- tdent-THOs. TARBELL. Sec'ry-A. L. STIMsON
HE terms of Insurance in this Company are more a.
vornbe than those any other institution of the k nd
in the Country Applications received for nsurng allow
ances OF S4, $6, or SO per week, during sickness.
Policies issued for periods of 0Re Three and FIVE yeas
For further information for Insurance. Call at the
Office of S. b. l. GODDARD. Agent, 1873 Mai" Street
Worcester, Aug T. lsu
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CORN.
NOTICE

THE Members Of the Peoples Mutual Fire Insurance
/ Company will hold their Annual Meeting their
Oflce No. g. under Briney Hail. Thursday, the 7tk
day of December nert, O'Clock H. for the choice
Of Otcer Also determine whether they will amend
expunge the 3D. 3d. 7h 10Th and 18th Articles of tho By
La Tvs of said Company, either them, and to make
such additions alterations amendments TO the BY Laws
as they shall think expedent.
o. HARRINGTON Secretary.
Wo,rester Nov %. I849. Owls
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NOTICE.

FHE Coparnership heretofore existing between the sub.
i scribers under the firm OF MOVES r KfMBALL is
this day by mutual consent dissolved The business will
daily authorized settle the affairs Of the late firm.
s4 se t, ,t-. w. A. MOVES,
Nov s, le46. e DIV KEY ]. 8. KIMBALL.
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Worcester Academy.
INTlNTER rERM commences December sixth.
w Nov 90 dtD6 WIT ELI THAYER.
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TO LET.

s.. A COMMODIOUS, Store, Tenement, and Barn
fA N situated Webster Depot. 1t Is well calcu-
l lated for the Boot and shoe business, abundance
of help branches of business be found in this
vicinity. well arranged merchandising, for
which purpose has been occupied for several years.
Fer terms which will be liberal TO good tenant, apply
to the Depot Master, or CLEMANS d LARNED, near the
premises. DIT Webster, Nov 2
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SHORTS.

R0OO BUSHELS FINE SHORTS, superior article.
OOOO Those wishing Winters Stock, will do well
TO give us call. T. 81 J. SUTTON,
Nov. ~ Mechanic street and Steam Mill.
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02 AEGGga

la Burke, Oct. :, AprLAnE L., daughter
of DAME! Bcckwlth, ESQ aged 2 years and %
days
In Lyndon, Oct 10, after protracted III
ness, Mrs. DIopEMA, wife Of William lde, az.
ed 90 years
More than half of her life has been that of
an exemplary christian, in which were com
bined those traits which made it easy for her
TO die but hard to spare her. Almost 40 years
Of unvnryiug domestic excellence made her
necessary to her family as an atfectlonnte,
faithful wife, and n tender, efficient aud be-
loved mother. Her neighbors shared largely
in her attentions, and blessed her bencvolence,
and now weep her departure.
But she sustained another relation which
occ asioncd wider sorrow at her death she
was a worthy member of the Cor Irr~.tonal
Church in Lyndon, and as such mad freely
contributed her symTAthi.-, both Of sorrow
and JOY, in the prcr,ar vicssitudvs OF that
Church' is not easy to estimate the loss of
such chr. -t,an feeling, prayer and sympathy as
nae ceased at her death
Her picty, meek and firm in health, was the
same in the near approach Of her end. Feel
ing satisfied either to live or die, as the Mas
ter might Will, she calmly and solcmnIy re-
pcated her early self:d dicatlon to hun, ''Ilere
Lord give myself way It's all that | can do.
1t was enough. Wen might she depart III
peace since she had trust in Christ, for "bcss.
ed are the dead who dc in the Lord. Com
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The Elections. Cheering Results,
From the N. Y. Tribune.

CINCINNATI, Saturday, Oct 81.
ONO Observation-Disclosures COnteSi-'rhe
Clerk of Hamilton County Ia Locofnco,) has,
after full deliberation, issued Certificates
of Election 20 members Of the House, from
this county in accordance with the Appor-
tonment Law oflnst winter Messrs Spen-
Ger aud Runyon, Wings, being returned from
the City District, with the three Locoioco
candidates in the County District Messrs
Pugh and Walker, Locoioco candidates in the
City, viii contest the seats on the nssump-
ton that the districting Of Hamilton County
was unconstitutional and is therefore null and
void. It's apprehended that no organization
of the House can be effected
ACCOUNT CURRENT.-Ihe October Flee
tious are over. Their results may he summed
UP thus:
Wing Governor in all the States That have
chosen Guvcrnors-OhiO, Pennsylvania. and
Floridn-the latter two have never before
chosen Wing Governor in an even-hnnded
! contest.
| Wing Legislatures in each fthose Suites
though Ohio is threatened with un auarchi-
cal contest.
Wing IT, s. Senator, in place of Locoiocos
| from Pennsylvania, Florida and probably
Ohio.
A drawn battle in Georgia, which last year
chose II Locoioco Governor 10y 1900 maiori-
~.
An unexpectedly sharp contest in South
Carolina. which elects one decided Taylor
Member of Congress- aud two others who, al
any rate, are not for Cnss. The Legislature
is quite likely to throw AWAY or withhold the
vote of the Sinte.
Orthese States, only O hio voted for Clay
in Al /: Florida WIS not organized, hut can't
in Locoioco soon after. The probability now
is that minority of their aggregate votes will
he cast for Gen Taylor. That will do for
one month, seeing it is not quito November
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The Seventh of November.

90
little more Than n week and the Presi-
den,iol question will be settled! Have the
People OF VERMONT no interest in the re-
sult the contest? Do they desire to see
Lewis Cass placed in the Presidential chair
for the next four years DO they wish to
witness II continuance in our national coun-
ellis of n worse executive head than James X.
Polk. and with such men for advisers us
Sam. Houston, Rob. J, Walker and Senator
Allen? Do they wish 10 see another war;
rather the old war renewed, for the rest
of Mexico, of Cuba or of Yucutnn? Do they
desire to have the free trade tariff of 1916
continued until the country is filed with fab
RIGS from tho workshops of Europe, aud the
American laberer compelled TO fold his hands
in idlencss, or driven To other climcs to earn
his daily bread? fthe ireemen of Vermont
and particularly, if the WHrGs of Vermont,
would desire to witness none of these things,
they will use their efforts to defeat the candi-
dates who are pledged by their past actions
as well MS their present words 10 sustain all
these measures. II they desire to see the
spirit of war and conquest arrested, the stu
premacy of the slave-power avertcd, the great
mass ofNorhcrn freemen protected in their
labor, they win exert their best influence TO
elect the candidate aud sustain the party,
whose past history and whose known char
meter afford the stIrcst Of guarantees of their
fidelity to the true interests Of the country
TO the cause of freedom and ofthe protec-
lion to free American labor
The 9Th ofNovemher next, Zachary Tay-
Ior or Lewis Cass will he elected to the Pres
idency. Should the former be elected, the
party now in power will he broken up, the
policy that has cursed us with an expensive
and bloody war Of conquest, and II free trade
Tariff ruinous to our best interest, will he ar
resied-the authors the ills aud disgrace
we have suffered, the political vampires tina
have drained us of our treasure and blood
will give place to far better set Of men.
The resul, orthe recent State elections hal
inspired the Wigs of the Union with hop,
and confidence in an ultimate national iri
umph. The Wigs of Massachusetts, Ney
York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio, have all thei
abIest and best men in the field, full orZen
full Of strength in the mighty struggle, am
what is better than ALL uervcd with an assur
ance Of victory in righteous cause.
Wings Of Vermont! let us initiate the yea
Of brethren in other States. Let us b
active in the good cause, aud fntcr not uni
Tuesday, the 9Th Of November, 1913. wher
the entire land from the Green Hills of Yer
mont to the Everglades Of Florida shall re
Joice in the elevation to the highest Office il
our gift ofAN HONEST MAN,nnd in a conpet
triumph of our long loved pnciples.-Wind
SOr .LOnrnnL
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s H==H
DROWNED.

Leonard Harrington, who was employed
IN Inc yard of the Amoskeag Mills. was
drowned on Friday last. He had been AT
Work near the water, moving some boards, in
short time, aud on returning. Harri,c,o, ,no .
missing. A few hours he was found in rho
canal, and it is supposed that pile of the
noards fell against him and forced him ;n,o
he canal; lie was a Young man of iyre.
Proaciiable character, aud was held in ii,rh
regard, by those who knew him. lie lenyss
a wife TO whom he had been married bu, 90
Jew W days. lie formerly resided in LvnJon
VT; where his friends still live. '"''''
=. ms is the fourth unnatural death i, ,,,;s
.r r;Go wth'n two weeks. Mr. Hough's by n
d rovnin 'aquith's and Mr. Harrington's by
browning aud the death ofa child ,onsog
d'y the cars-.Hnnchesier .An,erican.
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Insurance Agent Wanted,

RESPECTABLE man, active, industr'e
N Gus and possessed of some business eap-
cation, is wanted to solicit applications for
Health Insurance. A satisfactory bond $5OOl
will be required. The compensation will be
a commission on the umoent Of premiums col
ected by the agent, and if lie possesses good
address and reasonable industry, his inct me
from the agency will not be likely to fall short
of 5000 per annum. his field of operations
would be in the vicinity in which this paper
is publiSEed, where he would he invested with
the sole agency Address by mail. the
4SS.ACHUSET7'S HE.aL1lH ASSURANCE.
OFFICE.
Museum Building, fremont Street, Boston,
Boston, Oct. %, lS4S 5S7w3
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Who Will be Cheated!

Van Buren,, during his Elong political life,
has stood in the same relation to the great
cause of human freedom ms did Judas TO
christianity after his npostory; or Benedict
Arnold to the cause of the American revoIu-
ton, after his great act Of trenchery: and, if
he has repented, he is the first sinner lin the
language of Mr. Hudson)wc ever heard of re-
penting without conviction. If Van Buren,
has uttered one word of repentance we have
not been so fortunate ms to have heard oft
indeed, lac is bold TO say that his past acts of
treason to humanity are now CONSOLATION.
He has not enough ofshame about him, in
view Of the past, TO go away, like his great
prototype, aud hang himself We hope the
friends of freedom every where may render
him his deserts, and do this genteel act for
rim, politically. ofcourse.
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GEORGIA ELECTION.

The n. y. Tribune says: "The Augusta
Chronicle has the full returns from ninety Of
the ninety three Counties in Georgia, which
give ninCty-hrec Locoioco minority. Allow
ing thcmto do the same this year, and CaSs-
ism stands 330 ahead in the whole State, on
poll OF so, 600 votes. If anybody believes
that Gen. Tay Tor is not good tor that number
he is welcome to his opinion, leaving us free
TO differ from him"
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,bo, having originally accepted the nomina-
ION of The People ofthe United States, in
their primary assemblies, there can he no in
consistency in his accepting the froilcred
support Of any asSemblnge of men, of any
nurty, orportion ofthe People, ifhe does SO
nwiihout pledges or conditions" which shall
imnoir or compromise the independence and
Comprehensive patriotism of his original po-
si,inn CLAIMING.
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Connecticut and Passumpsic
Rivers Railroad.
Notice TO Stockholders,

TBNHOSE stockholders who are in arrears
l. in the payment Of their assessments, are
respectfully notified that Imme diatc payments
must be made.
The Road has been built and put In opera
ton with n commcndablc degree of despatch,
and the public will soon be accommodated by
il as GaI MS Wells River. To accomplish ths
however, &c Directors have expended the full
am"Hnt Of funds in their Treasury, and the
sums due from stockholders are required n
once for the payment Of bills for locomotives,
Cara, Buildings, &c.
JOSIAH STICKNEY, Treasurer
G, 81 =. Il. r. r. Co
Oct %, ISIS. 5S7w3