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gentleman and his wife can be &C.
ID cunuolsted with pleasant front room on The second
door also gentleman IN single room, al 50 W aest
near Broadway iel' ~
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METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS

hourly upon Brooklyn Iht By 81 ~ y Lon.
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xlTEDDINGS!. Invitation Cake, visltng
w al Business Cards engraved a1a printed N superior
- - - - Al p Join--f fmvj0 imeOd
S'A p1XID r HARRISON. CHARLES HARRISON
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DoARD-Good board with pleasant rooms can be oe'
ID famed Ofapphed for immediately al - hgnay-sI
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IN tho country. within short ana
w convenient distance OF the city, for two small families
Address ~ y Y Poo. Ohcs stains location aud terms
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FROM CHARLEsTON.-We are indebted TO the
,ssnship SonfLaaor which arrived yesterday, for
he Charleston evening papers Of Saturday
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- LATER FKcM CGSrEAL AMERIcA.-We
have received later dates from Prince Polka River Cen
t-l America by the arrival Of the bark james Hall
We are Indebted u the poeHess Of Mr. : L. Imi"cl
icr TIE following Intelligence
The town Of San Juan de Nicaragua and tort a.
ne head Of the River, the Lake, has been taken
poscssion of by the English and garrison established
Il san Juan. An English Commnndant has been el
oon,ed. and M English mano iwar stationed therc'
Tsrf OF Quite, on all Foreign goods, tonnage duties
ni port charsosfor al foreign vessels have been esiso
lslcd
No new Consul hes been appointed for the King Of
he Mosquito who is Of present, under the care Of doc
tfGrecu formerly family physician OF Tie e'e consul
FROM BRIIisH GUIANA.-By the Ann smith,
Cart Barnes which arrived at thi. port on Sunday we
have received sdgices from Bntsh Guiana to the ls inst.
ntbe Houston Plantation here has been an explosion
.b boiler house killing the engineer aud seven other
,.r.,r. beside. morrly wouuiing four more.
Gov Reid OF Barbados, has resigned his Office
co,c,,,r of the Windward Islands. The Earl Of Dun
bs,lJ newly appointed Admiral on the West Iudiu
..,o, arrived ia the Wellesly on the eth ult Gov.
Lien, lo0 Demarara on the 18th The administration
evolved ON Lieut. Gov Walker There was report
gs, Taomas. tha. the negroes in Guyana, p. r. bad
nssn and massacrcd large number Of persons.
FRoN CHARLEsTON.-We are indebted TO the
,,,rr hi., yosfLersfr which arrived Yesterday for
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BOARD AND ROOMS AT A BARGNN-one par
ID or one fout room with bedroom ard one back room
second Door and TWO rooms third door Cal before en-.
gaging elsewhere. The ruce and quaty VIII suii No -
VancksL Greenwich Bank. Two stage lnes eeH-
,eneut Jeis w.
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incasy 50 tween thet
wiesd in
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GENTLEMAN and his wife and two or tres sin.
n Ole centemen can be- accommodated Win board ana
pesant rooms Al ~ Thompsons References exchanged
iel5 lw+
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nENr TAKEN IN HoARD.-To lel. the DIV

n II
Ia ng garden and to of lind-a pleasant cnuuy
bous,tuat.d ON bank ofhe East River between for'
Third and FORTY h aud First avenue; the whole Or
bart N bee lei 10 slnai respectable family the present oc-
cupants will board " h the family and mini'h uea own
apartments Possession given Immediately. jelsoT
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~ PRNcIPLEs Of ZooLoGY Touching the
Structure, Development, Distribution and Natural
Advancement Of the Races Of Animals Living and
Extinct: Part Comp Physiology. By LOUIS
Ackss1z and AUGUSTUS A. GouLD".s a very finely
issued Boston duodccmo Of over 200 pages treating
mainly Of the leading Principles Of the Science oil
Zoology so Illustrated be ineligible to the most
general reader and intended fox private use or Tor
schools and Colleges An who had the pleasure O.
attending the Lectures Of Prof. Agassiz in this c1
the past Winter viii naturally desire the possession
the embodiment Of his ideas which is here presented
Geo F. Putnam Us Broadway
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WANTS.

/ taraNTED-Dy highly respectable woman sins-
w non :. fre-. and stress, n sFccis9
family Vrsd have no 90 ectun 90 make herself senerAy
I useful Has urQuesuCraHlc ciil fe.ertacc Nvi3 u..e
/ w. ieis s.
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NNIGS. WIGS, WIS., s ts ,,- ne eleaP
Tosu@es Bald. Rinee and other ornanenia HAIR Mqrs
IS 10 be focnd Al MEDHURsr HEABDs Frsc-csl q al
Cutters and Wig Makers = Msil-n-,tar " 1. y; D
Tie rad sunnlief wholesale ana retail N.Y. lu
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XkANTEp-A variety Of select family servants are
W wsnrrg place, o. c MASONS lniei sence once -
Bowery and - Bro.lway. Yearly subscription " o.us
otherwise . B. AL persons scEs nom these ofhces
are wsr7antei honest mYA IN
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DLEA~ANT 81 WIf.H NJ w -, 49, ~ :, 49,, "..r
4 Ice obtained IN a small family, al - INeinrs' heai
Fifha avenue on stage route consisting OF hahusuuls
pnror opening ON "a garden, which woul make quiet
study for a gentleman; alsO a bedroom. breakfast II 40
,ti w. iei93 81
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BA-IN'

-, - n'i , 10 fhe moot costly gL Hopper basns
w., 80 - ,',.s.ier wiz large supply 81 best Govern.
s Bsrea api English Tin. constantly on hand I'D ioi
80 80 MILLER, COATES fOULE,
$50 rs P@sr.-zt
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FouND.-Yesterday officer Wilson found peck
ctbook in the free box in Thirteenthst containing
some valuable documents, belonging 70 Mr. Wimoti
Williams No Is Maiden lsie, which had been lost
since April last
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F0UNp DEAD.-The body Of an unknown man
was found this morning lying dead in pool Of water
m the cellar OF house 40. 90 Laurens.st
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u M IN Furon.i north side, it door nom Churcfsi
~. - ,,,,,, ana their yive, myl3 lm-
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FRe.-Last night ire broke out in house
corner Of Pearl and Oak sts. caused it is supposed
from smoke emanatug from the chimney but was ex
tinsuished before much damage had been done
The Daily spy., 1848-07-26

CosTLY EDUCATION. A correspondent of
the Boston Traveller states that the tuition char
ged at the new Scientific School in Harvard Uni>
versity, established by the munifcence of b.
bott Lawrence, is so high as to exclude from its
advantages all but the sons of the rich. For in
struction in chemistry alone for term of twenty
weeks, the price is $50, and the same for every
other branch OF study. In addition to this the
student must pay his room-rent, board, text
books fuel, Sc; making the whole expense for
year some $3.50. To those who finger this
amount of cash, the school may be of some advan-
tage but to the sons OF our plain farmers it must
be only vain show and mockery! We don't
believe that this is the sort of school that Mr.
Lawrence designed to establish.
The Daily spy., 1848-07-26

A PERFECT CURE FOR THE POTATO DISEASE
tits said has at last been discovered, and applied
to the crop in Germany. Dr.Klotsch, of Berlin,
has received reward of $l400 from the Prus-
sian Government, for the discovery. The same
manner OF preventing the disease was discovered
nearly at the same time by the celebrated Prof.
Lebig, but DR.. Klotsch has tested it for the space
of three years successfully and on large scale.
Theplan is to pinch off about halt an inch from
the top of the plant when it has reached height
of to 8 inches, and to repeat the same operation
l0-I1 weeks after the time Of planting, on all the
stems of the plant.
The Daily spy., 1848-07-26

hat town and throughout the county will cast
heir votes for Northern man with Northern
principles. The work goes bravely on.
We think Gen. Cass's chance for the vote of
his own State not more than an even one.
The Daily spy., 1848-07-26
PREMIUm DAGUERREOqYPEs,
I36 MAIN STREET

NEARLY OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE.
The subscriber is happy inform the citizens of Wor
cester and vicinity that he has made arrangements with
MIR. S. l.. WALKER
to remain in Worcester short time longer thus giving an
opportunity to those who have called and have had
chance to st account of previous engagements and
crowded state of my call again. Mr.. Walkers
reputation artist of superior merits and skill
who have visited Worcester is too well established
need any commens suffice it to say that he has received
Diplomas and Medals for Daguerreotypes exhibited
in New York, and is the ONLY Daguerreotvpist in Wor
cester who has received Premium, advertisements
10 contrary notwithstanding.
Having enlarged my Rooms ttUice the size of anu
Others in this city, would invite citizens and strangers 10
call, whether contemplating sitting
June 6. diff GEO. ADAMS
The Daily spy., 1848-07-26
GRAND EXCURSION TO NEW YORK,
ON wednesday, July Goth.

NJ Tickets ONE HALF the usual price. 20
nNICKETS will be sold for passage to New York and
back from Worcester and all the way stations on the
line Of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad, also from
Norwich and New London at ONE HALF the usual
prices of such passage, on Wednesday, July 26tt
This arrangement will furnish delightful sail through
Long Island SOUND giving opportunity for hundreds TO
visit city of New York; spending the whole day, and
returning the same evening of their arrival
The Steamer KNICKERBOCKER is large and cOmmo-
dous-but avoid the accumulation of so large number
of passengers render the passage uncomfortable or
dsagreeabe the Tickets will be limited at the several
places Of SALE
Tickets for the Excursion must be purchased of the
eral Ticket clerks the stations Of the road All
gers who thus provided will be charged the full
usual fare.
rTPassengers from stations of the N. & w. r. Road
will take the P. M. accommodation train THIS DAY.
July 26 dit
The Daily spy., 1848-07-26
DIED.

In this city, July 81, George w, of Mr. Lyman Boz
ster, mos 22d, Mrs Sally Sawyer 70; 2Sd Henry, son
of Nr Reuben Tatman 8 yrs-Rchmond son OF Mr. Moses
Wallis, II weeks-Mr Varnum Brigham 46.
In Shrewsbury, July 18th, Emma Augusta daughter OF
VIM. R. and Lucy II. Sargent, yr IL mos and IA dys
In Spencer, July 6, Mr. Aaron Banister, a.
In Fchburg, July IT, Miss Mary Priest 2s; 18th, Oscar
e. Toman, 81 22d, Elizabeth Brown, 81.
In Lunenburg July l6, Mr. Ellis Prentiss, 6e.
In Columbus, Ill., Mrs Sarah C.,wfe of Mr. Thomas Du-
rant, formerly of Fitchburg, 54.
In Leicester July l5th Mrs Lucy rect of the late Asa
Woods, n.
The Daily spy., 1848-07-26

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
worcester IS. July l9, l849.
To WILLIAM GREENLEAF. of Worcester, in said County,
Esquire. Assignee of the Estate of NATHANIEL
STEARNS, of said Worcester, yeoman, an nsolvent
debtor, Greeting
you are hereby required give notice that the third
meeting of the creditors of the said Nathaniel s.earns
will be holden at the office of Thomas & Hill, in Wor-
O'Clock in the afternoon, when and where the said cred
tors may prove further debts against the said Nathaniel
Siearns, and show why certificate of discharge
shall not be granted to him. and you will settle your
count and dividend will be ordered. And you will
serve this notice by publishing an attested copy of this
order in the Daily Spy, newspaper printed at Worces
ter aforesaid six times successfully before the day of said
meeting, and giving written notice Of SAID meeting by mail
otherwise to all known creditors of said Nathaniel
searns And you TO make return of this order with
the dongs thereon the and place of said meeting
BENZ. F. THOMAS,
true copy. Judge of Probate.
J22d6t Attest, WR GREENFIELD, Assignee.
The Daily spy., 1848-07-26

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
70 JOHN E. WILBUR, of Grafton in said County, black
smith, Assignee of the Estate of FRANKLIN M.
DWYER, of said Grafton, blacksmith, nsolyent
debtor, Grating
VOU are hereby required to give notice that the third
meeting of the creditors of said Franklin NJ. Dwyer
will be holden my Lce in Worcester in said County
on the second day of august nert at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon; when and where the said creditors may prove
further debts against the said Franklin M. Dwyer and
show cause why certificate of discharge shall not be
granted to him, and will settle your and
dividend will be ordered. And you will this notice
by publishing aested copy Of this order the Daily
Spy, newspaper printed Worcester aforesaid, six
times successfully before the day of said meeting, and
giving written notice of said meeting by mail or other
wise, to all known creditors of said Franklin NJ Dwyer.
And you TO make of this order with your do.
lngs thereon at the time and place of said meeting.
HENRY CHAPLIN,
true copy. Master in Chancery.
J25d6t Attest, JOHN E. WILBUR, Assignee.
The Daily spy., 1848-07-26
Messenger's Notice,

WORCESTER, SIS. July 19, l848.
II ENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Commissioner of Insolven.
cy for the County of Worcester has this day issued
warrant against the Estate of JOHN BAKER, of South
bridge, in said County, Painter an insolven debtor
and the payment of any debts the delivery of any
property belonging to sa6 insolvent debtor, to him.
or for his use and the transfer of any property by
him are forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said Baker
in said County, the fifteenth dag of august merit
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon prove their debts and
choose an assignee or assenees of his Estate.
Jy22d6t wilt A. F. AMMIDOWN, ID. s.. Messenger.
The Daily spy., 1848-07-26
Assigmee's A Sale.

WILL be sold at Auction, SATURDAY, July 2sth,
w at O'Clock A. NJ, at the Fncory recently occupied
by BENEpIcr DENNY, in North Oxford, the following
aTAuNToN sPEEDERs-a lot of speeder Dobblns-
Ora wings Cans-Reels and Harnesses, Solar Lamps, &c
= Also. Carriage and Harness. s..r.s.f.
July %. d6t w. A. FISHER, Assignee.
The Daily spy., 1848-07-26

Worcester, sS. July 49, le49.
To BENJAMIN B. OTIS, of Worcester, in said County
Assignee of the Estate Of DANFORD II. BUNDY, an
insolvent debtor, Greeting
VOU hereby required to give notice that the third
L meeting of the creditors of said DANFORD Fl.
BUNDY will be holden at the Clerks office in the new
Court House, in Worcester aforesaid the tweny>sirth
day Of august neat nine O'Clock in the forenoon and
that the second meeting of said creditors is adjourned TO
the twentieth day Of September when and where the
said creditors may prove further debts against the said
Bundy, and show why a certificate of discharge
shall not be granted him, and at said third meeting
you will also settle your and dividend will be
ordered And you will this notice by publishing
an attested copy of this order in the Daily Spy news
paper printed at Worcester aforesaid six times before
the day of said meeting And you to make return
OF this order with doings thereon at the time and
place of said third meeting
CHAS. W. HARTSHORN,
true copy. Master in Chancery
J22d6t Attest, BENZ. B. OTIS, Assignee.
The Daily spy., 1848-07-26
DIR. III. f. BISHOP,

@<0FG$- -SS~ OPERATES in all branches Of
9SzN ST 11- Dentistry, at No 1852, Main ST.
The liberal patronage he has en-
oyed in Worcester, the past years, enables him TO
Ter those wishing work, to great variety of operations
He hopes, by the best references skill and taste in ar
ranging artificial teeth low prices and warranted work,
satisfy all that employ him. June g
The Daily spy., 1848-07-26
CHLOROFORM

MILLER & NEWTON-DE.NTTST
1876 MAIN STREET,
Having first introduced the Chloroorm into Worcester
and successfully used in their practice, prepared TO
administer il in all cases where il is needed.
s. p. MILLER,
Worcester, Jan 7. diff JAMES NEWTON.
The Daily spy., 1848-07-26
Messenger's Notice,

WORCESTER, SIS. July IS, ls48.
HENRY CHAPLIN, Esq Commissioner Of Insolvency
IL for the County of Worcester has this day issued
warrant against the Estate of DAVID ELWELL, I'd,
OF Hardwick, in said County, trader, insovent
debtor and the payment of any debts delivery
OF any property belonging said insolvent debtor to
him Or for his use, and the transfer of any propery
by him forbidden by law.
. The first meeting of the creditors of said debtor will
be held at the office of said Commissioner in Worcester
in said County, on the fifteenth dag Of august nert at
eleven O'Clock in the forenoon for the proof of debts
and the choice of assignee assgnees his Estate
dwlw30 GEO, s, DUEII n sheriff
The Daily spy., 1848-07-26
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TTNHE subscriber having purchased of Mr. GEORGE A..
HARRINGTON all his right, title and interest in the
Periodical concern the debts due the se
Books Periodicals, Newspapers, &C since the first of
April l848 takes this opportunity inform the patrons
of the Establishment that he shall continue the business
patronage at 'GRAYS FOregn and american Periodical
and Cheap Publication and Newspaper Depot"
All persons having demands against the late firm of
GEORGE A. HARRINGTON d Co., will present them the
subscriber and all persons indebted the firm since April
8, 1913, will pay the to JOHN GRAY JR.
Worcester, July 6, l948. jyI4d
The Daily spy., 1848-07-26
Strayed or stolen.

- TVrom the pasture of the subscriber, on the
Tlr II night OF The 18th Of July current, dark pay
&f&%A mare about 8 years old with one white haired
lZ-A foot with grey sdot on the right hip, and a
switch tail. Whoever will return the same or give sum
information will lead to her recovery snail suitably
rewarded eimoN o. VA iEe'
!. Wnrcester. July %, l94e.
The Daily spy., 1848-07-26
College of the Holy Cross.
LARGE AUCTION SALE
OF
Valuable Chimney Pieces,

BY 2 A TT, DO w N Els Il SCOTT,
At Office, 155 Main Street,
IN SATURDAY, July 29th, at O'Clock P M.
" shall sell 100 valuable MARBLE CHIMNEY
PIECES, of IL different patterns and Sizes viz;
Size Black plain Egyptian, Size Boxed, Black d Gold,
g Swell Front, White Gothic,
g Gothic, " Statuary Carved,
&C Boxed, 10 white Goth. Caps & Plints
" Plain Bltck, ii Caps & Vases box d, white
Egy ptian Gothic, IL White Plain
We will sell from 10 IL of any of the above patterns
and szes thereby offering chance purchasers chance
to purchase that has never occurred in this city.
The above from of the best Marble Yards in the
country, and all perfect and patterns var! ing in
prices from $25 to $l0O. Az the patterns be at
our Rooms, No. 155 Main Street.
Worcester, July &c. w1td4t
The Daily spy., 1848-07-26
American Girls Wanted,

TWO good American girls wanted, in large board
ing house, short distance from Worcester 10 do the
work of setting tables and assisting about cooking. Good
recommendations will be required, Permanent employ
ment and good wages Twill be guaranteed. Inquire
this Office. dtfg
The Daily spy., 1848-07-26
Rich DeTlli Wells,

Rich Demi Wells,
OF Rare and choice patterns with limited invoice of
~ New and Original style of vEILS which cannot be
found at any other Store in this small City Worcester
ISAAC H. UPTON & CO,
WALDO BLOCK bonnet STORE
June29, dIyv weonaS57
The Daily spy., 1848-07-26

MARRIED,
In Trenton Oneida Co., Y Mr. Henry Mills, of West
borough, Mass, TO Mrs Catherine b. Douglas.
In WOonsocket July 8th Mr. Alexander G. DariRg, OF
this city, to Miss Emily Flint.
The Daily spy., 1848-07-26
GiIbert's Patent Plates,
CHLOROFORM

THIS new principle Of Setting Teeth wi hout springs is
used by lid HF BISHOP
The Daily spy., 1848-07-26

DR. HARRIS, l54 Main Street, is prepared to Extract
Teeth Without PAIN by the this recently discovered
substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM.
The Daily spy., 1848-07-26
LETCESTER ACADEMY.
STOLEN.

TROM the pasture of the subscriber in South Brookfed
II ON the night of the 18th July, 1846, small white In
dian PoNEY MARE 10 or II years od,wi'h short switch
tall and black spot the right shoulder caused bv the
collar Whoever will said Mare, or give informa
lion where she may be found, shall be literally rewarded
'' inIv OF dwds EBENR. F. NEWELL.
The Daily spy., 1848-07-26
Fer "a Good Tailor.

rryE uhscriber has Shop over his Store which he VIII
rent TO a irstrate workman. for a small consdera-
ton None need apply without they can give the pest OF
ettes o recommendations as workmanship and char
acter Possession given Immediately. Apply 6y letter,
PI Inv od d2wt Globe YiIiagG, SOuthbridge.
The Daily spy., 1848-07-26
Will shortly Close

Will shortly Close!
AMORY HALL, No. S2S Washington st., BOSTON.
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
Immense success
Abundance Reduced to 25 ctS-Chldren Is cts
Bayne's Gigantic Panoramic Picture
A VOYAGE TO EUROPE!
NOMPRSING 'fews of BOSTON, its Harbor Halifax
- the ATLANTIC, the River MERSEY. LIVERPOOL
LONDON from the THAMES, and BOTH SIDES THE
RHINE, constituting by far the LARGEST PANORAMA eve
presented to the public.
Admission so cents Children under twelve wears of
70 cents Doors open at 1.-THE Panorama to comment
moving at G.
Office of the Panorama open from II AM to PM for
Inc transaction OF business and the sale of tickets.
An Exhibition on every WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
Boston, March %. dw4mis
Tickets at reduced prices may be obtained by parties
visiting the above, a EDWARD LIvERMORES s Book
tore Worcester
Liverpool Fine Salt.
I50 BAGS Fine Factory Filled Liverpool SALT large
$50 bags do do do do do On Ibs
each warranted superior article, received from shin
ocean Monarch at Boston, and for sale wholesale onv
by WILLARD, BRANCH & CO. '
June 9 dwt24 No. Warden Block.
Worcester, IS. Probate Office, July IS, le4e
T. all persons interested in the Estate of JONAS POL
LARD, late of Bolton, deceased, Greeting.
OU are cited to appear at Court of Probate 10 be
4 holden at Worcester the first Tuesday August
next, to show cause why the Instrument which purpors
TO be the last Will and Testament of said deceased
should not be approved.
iylE A9u,h
The Daily spy., 1848-07-26
Poultry Wanted.

NASH PAID for all kinds OF Poultry, dead or
aye-live Pigeons, Squirrels, and oil kinds OF Game
IN the season of Il, at SPURR & LEWlS'S
!" Worcss,er W. Nav n JOHN II. GRANGER. .
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-02-26
The Powerful Testimony Of a Wing
. CONGRESSMAN now in Mexico. :.

The solemn attention Of every lover
of his country, is earnestly invited to
the following extract Of a letter lately
received from the city Of Mexico and
published in the Washington Union.-
Its impressive statements gain addition
al interest from the fact that the letter
was written by the Hon. CHARLES Nay
LoR, formerly a whig member Of Con-
gress from the city Of Philadelphia, and
at present in command of a company
of Pennsylvania volunteers. When
the city Of Mexico was captured, Capt.
NsyIor was appointed Superintendent
of the National Palace, and by this
means he has made the discoveries Of
which he speaks. We well remember.
and think 1t moi improper to call up tire
fact, that when the Cd, Pennsylvania
Regiment was organized in December,
1876, Captain Naylor was urged as the
whig candidate for the Office ofColone!,
and that a number of wings from the
counties, made a special
visit TO the encampment at Pittsburgh,
for the purpose of promoting his cleo
ton. The party Turn which they gave
to the election, was a most efficient
means in accomplishing his defeat
more than two-,hirds Of the regiment
being democrats.- Ohio Patriot. ,afi