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II, Grafton, N. e. Village, and
Worcester EVnrPSS.


ssss S and na' om Tet6n u day
(Sundays excepted.) to connect with the
lire between Worcester and Grafton leaving Upton Hotel
al o. Am, and returning will leave the General Stage
Office, Worcester at 5 p. NJ.
The Grafton and Worcester Stage will twice iay
leaving Worcester at 10 AM and PM Leave Grafton
Ut a. M. and p. M.
Books kept at the Grafton Hotel L. NJ. Smiths Post
Office NJ E. Village, and in Worcester, the General
Stage Office, first door North of the American
House.
very necessary that all Express Business should be
accompanied with written orders and signed personally
that II may lie done with correctness
Sept II. dwtf TYLER HARRINGTON
Worcester, Southbridge, and Sturbridge
STAGE,
In connection ih The NOrtcich and Forester Railroad
141 saSi Ss Ss5 Es'P 9ssa he has a
s-sl IN f "a M esatlished line OF Stages to
run between Webster South.
bridge and turbrige. Leave Souhbridge 81 A. NJ and
arrive ut Webster in time take the 81 raH Of cars for
worcester and Boston, arriving at Boston III A. NJ.
RETURNlNG-Leave Boston at 81 and Worcester NJ
a r NJ, arriving at Southbrdge 81 p NJ thus giving
southbe passengers q hours in Boston and return the
same day u Passengers for Worcester will be down
at the NorWick and Forester Depot.
Tickets be obtained the subscriber and at Pheps
Jewey Store in SOuthbridge through to Worcester and
at the Norwich and Worcester Railroad Ticket Ofice
through to Southbrdge Fare by this route is as low a.
by any other.
All business nrused the subscriber will be DFoInpt
ly and faithfully attended TO.
D. Ohice in Worcester at the Am. Temperance House
May IL. JOSEPH SHEPAPD.
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X ING WORM, SALT RHEHM, sCrRyY ERYsIPE-
AeLAs, pARBRRs ITCH often cured BY JONES' Itai-
n chetcai Soap, when every kind ~ remedy tailed.
% cures pmpes ireckles and clears the skin all know.
90 Ho'a =, me American Eagle, 81 Chaiham 1t, N. " and
~ Sn ~ IN ,90i Main Of, Rorces0.
esps' IL ls4s dwsm
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For Sale.

the pleasant village Grafton fine vyo story dwell
Ling onse and grounds stupte opposite the residence
OF the Hon. Samuel Wood. Possession given immediate
~ Accommodation will be give par of the purchase
money ifJesired.
For further particulars En- Iuire of the Hon. Samuel
Wood oi Grafton, or ot the City Furniture Rooms of
Messrs. w. & H. Baker No 2S6 Main St, Worcester
A. S. HEYWARD.
Grafton, Sept. 8, l34s. dtf
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B. T.. HUTCHINSON.

Successor t. VIM. LEGGATE,) I66 MAIN ST.,
M ANUFAt TDRER and Dealer In HARNESSES, SAD
1vl DIES, b3IDI.ES,--Coach, Chaise and Draft COIL
cAks. also, Tynrbs Iatises and Carpet Bags Coach,
gig ana rwig WHIPS &c. or Rcaiprlng done at short
aouco' 3N Worcester, ian lS.
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THROUGH TRAINS


Leave Worcester at b Am. and 8 As PM.
Leave Providence at $50 Am. 3.l5P PM.
u Passenger Station, Worcester in Green Street Depot.
10 DO Providence, in Ewing Of Passenger Depot.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached, leaves
worcester for Uxtrdge (where IL with SPECIAL
Train for Providence at IL so M from Green Street
UX8RlDGE SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave uxbndge tor Providence at 6.45 AM. g. LIS Pm.
Leave Providence for Uxbrdge IL. IS M aud NJ.
~ ne special Train from Ux1rdge, and the Passenger
var rom Worcester connected with the Freight Train,
y advertised. = F
me throuah Trains at MvIlIe with coaches
To- Ine,,vfhe AZ widths with coaches for East Doug
as ard Whrnsvile Al Pafnums win coaches for Graz
80, M Ssnlre and Village AT Uxbridge with coaches
w. io q ano Mendon At Worcester with trains Of he
nv nairoad aud Norwich and Worcester Railroad
., h 70 a. NJ. tram from Uxlridps canpecs At aw,uck
WIN lfans o. the Boston and Proylence Railroad for
al rawtuckst with train from Bos,os '''A'''@
A,enre win n ", ram from Worcester connects Mt Prov
~ D''0" ana New York Steamboat Trims.
P,ovidencs H., q 49,, ISAAC HINCKLEY, Sup't.
i"ao' dwtf
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ARCHITECTURE.
TIVE undersigned having connected themselves In bus+
l. ness under the name and firm OF
BOYDEN & JOY,
for the purpose of Drawing Plans and making specl
ncatiobs OF Buildings, In every variety OF Style invite all
those who contemplate building TO give call, we
trust rom our experience that we can give entire satsfac
'ion 70 all who may favor us with their patronage.
Once, No 20, (4h hoor) Central Exchange, Worcester.
ELBRIDCE BOYDEN,
Aug. H. dwtf LEWIS g. J.IY
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BOSTON q WORCESTER RAIL ROAD.

BOSTON a. WORCESTER RAIL HOAD'
go ss aSssz 80: 49,
Winter Arrangement commencing Oct l6.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leaue Worcester al s., 81, lO3 4. NJ, s 40 p. NJ
Passengers will leave MiI5ury at 81 NJ. and 50 ".
ssneers will leave Milford at 10 minutes before A. NJ
and p. NJ.
Lsaue BOSTON Gt7& AM, 12 NJ 2+, AZ 5, p. NJ.
The A. NJ train will only take passengers at
Wav STATIONS TOR NeW York.
The SAN train lgiH land e-st of Framinghrm.
The NJ will stop of birmingham, except
TO take up Western Railroad passengers at Brighton on
Thursday,
The p NJ train is the New York Steamboat Train, 20
Norwich, to heretofore, without stops except at
FrGmiHghdm.
Passengers for MnIbury, for HoSton and Milford will
take the Am and 4 Pm. traius. Passengers for the
Norwich Railroad will take the and24 trains.
n. B. The A. and p. trains take passengers at
Boston for New York, via New Haven.
Byookline Special Trains.
Leave Brookline at and 0i NJ. Il II 81 81 PM
Leave Boston 81 10 and l2&, p, AZ %, & 04 pm.
Esioton Special Trains.
Leave Lower Falis at Of and g AN, % a and Pm
Leave Boston at u AM, l24, 81 ann 9 PM
SaTsnrWe Special Ira
Leave SaIouvle at Am. and Pm.
Leave Boston at As. and 81
Boston, Oct l6 ls46. If WIN. PARKER, sup't.
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Wanted EInmReSfiateIy,

TWO good JOurneymen WheelwrishIs to whomo liber
al wages and constant emplo 10y menl will be given
enquire OF ID. ii. WHEELER.
GRAFTON Centre, June Is, 1897. DIT
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HGSEEKWOWNsRTSs
TINE positive and respectable, frequently
/ ceved in favor. OF JONES'5 CORAL HAIR Res
TORATITE.
Many whose hair Is scant testify to Its stimulating the
gY0tUth of Hair.
Others whose hair falls off, and who are troubled with
DaDdruG testify to Is INTOXICATING and cleansing qualities.
Apart from these Recommendations, 1t Is found to DO
nns1rnassed for imparting 10 the hair
DARK, GLOSSY, SILKEN, APPEARANCE,
thot is beaut ful, and universally admired.
II 10 also COMMUNICATING but s.. per bottle
Be careful and get the genuine For sale by j. CIRCUIT
JR., pol Main ST., Forester. dw3m-,5ept. 10 l84s
PHELPS COMPOUND
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WESTERN RAIL ROAD.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

- 81 - g ~ - , go
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TO CARPENTERS.
VIE subscriber would let The finishing of a Dwelling
House, or would hire good Carpenters ungl the
same IS DONE A. CARTER.
Aug o. diff
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roe rnE cnAaLorrc JOURNAL.


Mr.. Editor: As every ching connected
with the Rail Road is Of int rest TO the CON.
muui,y around Charlotte, / hope | shall
not DO considered trespassing on your col.
umns, in saying something in relation 10 il.
| was al tho meeting held in Charlotte
on Tuesday Of Court week, and was pleased
to see the unanimity which was there ex.
hibited and am Of opinion that the road
will be completed as soon as the mos, san.
.guipe could anticipate, il the same spiri,
continues TO animate the directors and
friends Of Il as did on that OCCASION. But
one thing suggested itself to me at the
time az quite expedieni, and which would
have moved ss an amendment TO SIR. j.
II. Wilson's resolution, had not have fell,
a dclicscy in obirudiog myself upon the
meeting, and some fears that II m chit at
that time, have produced discussion which
might have bsen injurious TO tae harmony
which seemed to pervade.
My amendment would have been TO this
effect, after MI. Wilson's resolution, which
provided fos an Immediate investment of
our funds 10 tho amount Of 500, 600. 10
bring tho road from Cbcster,ille TO the
river. | would have added. And tina, the
President and Directors be authorized 10
call upon the stockholders aforesaid. as
soon as the road is located for paymen, on
their subscribed stock to the amour, of the
femsIning 50 per CT. Of Their suLsc tipiion,
TO be expended IN grading and extending
the road from the river 10 Chariolte.s
With all Difference TO the opinion of 9th.
ers, and at the same time believing what
has been done will enhance the prospects
OF the road, still | think such sn amend.
tnenl would have given rather more couG.
dence about here 10 The hope Of it. speedy
completion. To have them working On
all parts OF the road at once, would give !,
an CIR Of "ge.a.head,liveness," that pre-.
JUDGE could not resist or comba, with,
which would enliven its friend. stimulate
them TO renewed exeriions IN lis behalf,
aud perhaps enlist the supper, Of tho,e Who
have not yet done any thing for it.
These are my views humby aug gc.ted,
ard .h.ch accord somewba, wi.h those Of
Dr. Z. J.Foxl Hoping they may not prove,
altogether uniniefss,ine.
! remain, respectfully, &c
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SOUTHWESTERN Raj. ROAD

The Lynchburg Pa.ria, of Friday las,
"", W VIZ. ,ae cliiz.ns Of tina, public.
'p'tl'ed town have determined, by a vote
" aoout ten to one, to guarantee the in,or.
!" 90 subscription Of $500, 900 to the
.ock oithis important enterprise. Tho Pat.
a'o' says "This isihe first step in the con.
''uc'Ion OF work, which, as local or
general Improvement, il destined to be Of
!, benefit to Virginia. We trust
"s people Of Tennessee aud s. western Va.
WIZ regard this as an earnest of the sin.
.s'''y OF Lynchburg, and that they may
."opsrate eiihor by subscription to tho
."eK' or by didIhsing information of the
."a and Of The purposes Of this great
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oBIvUAAY.

, Died. on Tuesday the 25th ult, JOHN BAR.
NEIT, in tho 9lst year Of bis age. The de-
CEASED was almost the last survivor among us Of
maj band OF Patriots who devoted themselves TO
'se defence OF their country in the trying TINES
OF the Revolution. Ills services at that glorious
PERIOD were those Of an active and efficlsnt pri
sas solder for several wears. Since the indie
pehaenee OF his country hos bren achieved he
n.s i'so IN retrement-exsmplifying in all the
e'a,,ohs o' Ute Tie same virtues of integrity and
fidelity which characterized his conduct as a sol.
der Hewss for many years an exemplary mem.
her OF the Presbyterian Church. of which he was
a Ruling Elder. Newfoundland
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Trinity School.
ri. Rev. l.. $. IVES, Visitor.
Rev. +. NJ. Hubbard, Rector.
April ~. 1913.

HNHlS Institution, in q retired, beautiful and
L healihful situation, about miles West oil
Raleigh, offers peculiar advantages for The Edu-
cation Of The young. The system OF Instruction
is thorough and designed 10 train boys in the true
method, and correct habits of study. They are
fitted for any Clas, in the University, or for Com
mercial lie. constant supervision is exercised
over their morals and manners, and especial at.
tention is paid TO tner instruction in the doctrines
and duties of Religion.
Ample provision is made for the accommcda, :.
ton Of thirty Pupils, to which number. the School
nll for the present be limited; and of these,
places for the larger part are already engaged
A a general rule boys will not be admitted over
fourteen wears of aye.
TERMS For Board, Tuition, &c. for Session
of Five Months, 81 so, 10 be paid in advance
The mex Session will commence on the It'll of
June, Isis. Further information will be given,
on application To the Rector at Raleigh.
April &c, ls47. 1893
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CEN. svDr1-s RECEPTION AT NEW
ORLEANS

& We insert the following from tho New
Orleans Delta, with the view Of bringing
10 the minds Of the citizens of the Queer
City oil the South" the proprieiy Of being
on the alert, and making proper prepare.
IONS Tor the reception Of the distinguished
Chleitain who will probably soon become
the recipient of their hospitality, and such
hitting honors as his high station demands.
he Crescent City will mol bear of the
palm from Us, IN this pleasurable contest,
except by a greater display Of numbers.
"1he Reception Of Gen. Winfield Scott.
lie preparations which have been sci on
loot by our patriotic Mayor and Councils,
10 greet Gen. Scott in a manner due ia nj,
'''u''rious merits, and to the tigni,y and
reputation OF our noble CITY, Justify The ex.
Pectalion Of one Of the grandest displays
OF popular gratitude and enthusiasm. ever
exhibited by any Community. Col. Chas.
a. Lhbnzan. as iruc.hearied a soldier az
ever Drew a sword, has been nppolnted
Grand Marshal of the occasion.
The following Committees have been
constituted, TO whom the different duties 10.
Ia'in. to The reception have been lsned:
COMMITTEE IF Reception, Ho'ci and
Music Messrs Samuel J. Peters, L. Gil.
quel and j. Soloman.
Committee on the Iriumphoi Arch
FHiag Of Cannon. Steam Boat, DC. &c..
Messrslsaac +. Stockton, Dr. Mcneil and
}. Duncan.
Committee m the Complimentary Din
n,r.-Messrs Renshaw, b. =. Flanders
and C. Banhe.
:" His Honor, Mayor Crossman, viii
make the speech Of welcome, aud the whole
programme will be conformably to that
which proved so complete and satisfactory
ON the occasion Of Sen. Taylor. recep.
ton. We trust that the Committee vii
take measures, IA case II does not rain be.
fore the Generals arrival, To have the
streets ~a,ered aud the dust laid.
"Our mtiisfy should beslr themselves
to have their accoUifemcnls IN readiness for
The display, as Gen. Scott is a I ue soldier
who loves The pomp and circumstance of
"'' '"o % N'iN NNc WI uicWislts utHI
defects IA soldiers bearing aud coup
uents.
Oar Mayor, and Council, and Military,
and Marshal, aud Commit ees have but to
be put N motion 10 insure a display that
vii be worthy Of the occasion.
The Military Of our city. especially,
should be up aud doing, They have re.
cet,ed We'll deserved compliments from
Generals Quilman aud Shield, who we're
leaders Of columns that regarded not NUN,
beers When victories were TO be achieved
and we feel confident assurance that they
viii pass "lih credit under the review Of
one hose discriminating Judgmen, i. IN.
ferior TO that Il no other man nf the pre.
sent age, 10 military matters. A reference
10 our express news viii shew that General
Scott may be expected in this country IN
n very shortsime. - Charleston Cour.
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10 pursuance of previous nu,ice, a meet
ing Of the Wings Of Cabariu. was held il
the Court House IN Concord on Tuesday
The ~ INST, when ROber, kirkpairsck "a.
sahed 10 The Chair aad l.. b. kflmmin.
ger was requested to &C, as Secretary.
~ TIE request Of the Chairman Rufus
na"inger, Esq. explained the object OF the
meeting, who concluded few appropriate
remarks, by Offering the follow ing resolo.
tons which were unanimously adopted.
Rssolced, Ths, hi, meeting appro,e Of
we P'"r~.'',nn NJ the Wings II Arson aud
Richmond Counties, 10 hold Ulstr,ct Con.
seaiioa o, Albemarlc in Sisnly county on
me 9TH inst, 10 ss!set delegate To the
Naionsi Wing Convention 10 be held IN
Philadelphia on The 9Th Of juno next.
Rsioised further. Tha, Ibis meeting 70.
commend TO the Wing. of the other couu.
tics composing the OH Electoral District.
the pfopfleiy Of holding a Convention TO
select an Eleclor Cor This District and also
ofths purpose Of eIF.c,insa more thorough
ofssnix,,ion Of the Wing party.
Oh motion Of MAJOR J. ". Scot. The loI.
lowing persons were appointed Delegates
10 the Convention a, Aihemafie. VIZ: Col.
John shlrpock. d.. T.. x. Gibson. Capt.
Nose. Peck. Geo. l.. Gibson. Col. J. VI.
Long. DR.. Jas. McEacbcn. CD. w B.Coch.
rsn, John c. Barnhsr,, Rudolph Murfh,
@. Melchor, Dr.. =. J. Gtlmer. Solomon
Fur, Waller +. Pbarr, DR.. Cusoe Nc.
Rec. Timothy Reed, Ruff, Blrr,nger, Ro.
beu Query. Geo. ". Fisher, +. Il. IIsr.
us, fsaac :. Tucker. Dr.. K. Burton, X.
7. Harris, and John McDunaid.
Oi motion, the following were appointed
Delegates TO the Electoral District Con.
'ea'lon, to NICE, u, such time and place as
NAV hereafter he agreed upon, VIZ Il. W.
Allison, Maj, J. W. Scott, r. II. Morrison. /
J. q. Phsrr, Cspi. Moses Put.. Gen. w. (
Z. Means, William Coleman. Mai. r. s. /
Young. J. r. Weddingion. Daniel Miller.
DR.. w, w. Rankin KIRBY Pope. Dr.. G.
W. Harris, saml. A Stewart. l.. II. krim.
munger, J. u. White, Alex. W. Harris, J. q
NJ Black, y. g. Harms. John Mcdonald. II
Ten. VIM. Allen. Col. David White, Col
"a. Weddipg,on. Col. George Barnhart.
W. Jno Hawkins, Sidney W. Spears, Mai. +,
John Gibson, Geo. :. Houston, Samuel J. I
Harris. Col J. o. Wallace, c. l.. White
bud A. II. Moss.
Mr.. Bart,ngcr al 30 Offered the following
resolution, which wa, unanimous, adopted: &,
Resolrtd, That the Wings Of Cabarrus
respond 10 the most cordial terms 10 the {
homnation Of Cn.RLHs MANY, Esq, of :,
wake, as our candidate for Governors that ;,
We recognize ~ him a scholar, an able and :.
esfess advocate of truth, a gentleman of !,
fh'afssd viewsand liberal feelings, and are "
o"g and favorably known TO the people Of i
he State. !,
on motion, the proceedings Of the meet. '
as were ordered TO be published IN tho Ar. !.
Jus; Journal and Register. ).
"hereupon the meeting adjourned. i,
RoBERT KIRKPATRICK, CAsnm'a. :"
d. d. hHfsLiSars, Secretary OIL
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BATTLE NEAR CHIHUAHUA.

Inc Qneretaro papers have dates from
Chihua to the 20th. From them we learn
that a fight has taken place between the
Americans aud Mexlcan forces, near rhe
capital Of Chihuahua. II Proereso has
the following on the SUBJECT: "a severe
conflict took place on the 10Th of March at
RosE'es, about 60 miles from Oh huahua,
between the American troops The Gov.
ernor uf the State, aud all officers in The
action, were taken prisoners. The con.
fret commenced al uine IN the morning,
aud continued until six in the evening.
Many were killed and wounded, on both
SIDES, Fourteen pieces Of artillery, and
more ,han a thousand muskets were cap.
tured On the 18th, Continues the nc.
COUNTY the American forces were allowed
To sack the place. and accordingly drove
their wagons to the houses. and took off
what they wanted, or what was ct any use
To them" This is the Mexican side OF the
story, and of course, cannot be related by
them without the old story about plumber. /
Another letter from Allende. between Chi.
huahna and Durango, in Los Debaies. says
the Americans we're hourly expected at
that and other points.
The diligence is about 10 start, and /
must close.
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A GOOD SENTIMENT.

Mr. Va" R'"-n vas ia,Iied 10 attend n,
iess"al IN honnr of MIR. Claws 7I,t b;,,t
day, IN New f.,k hast W.d..-d.y. ..a
seat a letter Of deciinaiion evincive of he
happy private relations existing between
! himself aad Mr.. Clay. Mr.. Van Buren's
reply enbodiesa sentiment which induces
US to notice II further. lie says:
ITO YOU who understand the matter so
well, II vail he supertluous 10 speak Of tie
very wIde difference Of opinion which has
lo' SO many years existed. and does sill
exist, between Mr.. Clay and myself IN re-
gard to almost every public question. Bu,
We are foriuna'ely too liberal TO allow such
differences TO effect inluriously our per
sona relations. 1t would essentially di.
minlsh NY scifrespect to believe tha, am
capable OF claiming. as | always have
done, the utmost freedom of opinion for
myself, and unlu,t enough to deny the
same privilege 10 those who are opposed
10 me. To emhitter the few enjoy men,s
WHICH public life affords by an indulgence
IN sentiment so contracted and llibera.
is weakness which il is my happiness to
n.
hTm'i,ves o. our nature viii permit.
Ny personal relations with Mr. Clay (
are Of very friendly character, and
aave witnessed the demonstrations Of per.
soma regard and political devotion, on the
part of his tIieuds in this city, with no 9TH
sr feelings than respect. A determination,
80 earnest aud unyielding, TO sustain, as
~ long as public station is agreeable to
i'm, an aged statesman who has spent
afge portion Of lis life IN unfolding, prin.
'ipIes which those who exhibit that deter
n'natlon regard as having the public good
or heir object. is a demonstration at once
honorable to those who make it, and well :
alcuIaied 10 instill into the minds of the !,
Dung men Of the country higher and purer u
'on for political union than those which 4
acre party warfare too often ellcis."
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Correspondence sf,be Charleston Courier.

Fans, Apfik ISIS.
The lists of candidates Tor the y ilional
Assembly show quite a number of the
hon m,s DIES hnres. Baizic aud Le,erfier
Tor Paris, Lnuveslie aud La'andele for
the Fms,erre. Roger dc Beauvoir for the
Calvados, and Eugene Sue or any district
that vii accept hun. Berauser VAS nom.
mated, but had no idea Of rigging himself
up 10 the fancy dress which has been pre-.
scr,bcd, with It, flnaing tn color plumes
and sash, SILVER laced coat aud sword, So
he declined. lie says" leave me To die
as ! have lived, aud do not trans orm INTO
an ineihcten, legislator the old chan,on.
nier." The Archbishop of Paris, with
several Bishops aud large number OF
Priests are also candidates. aud endeayor
10 conc'Iinie the people by giving their
silver spoons 10 the Provisional govern.
meul
Llmennais ard Beranger are appointed
a committee 10 receive all patriotic dona,
tons, which come IN rapidly, neatly all
The trades giving their mites, aud public
officers contributing week or SO Of their
salary.
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AGENTS WANTED

- POPULAR WORKS, in every COUNTY
throughout the United States. To Ageats, the
most liberal encouragement is ofered-wiih a
mall capital of from S25 to 500. A chance is
Offered. whereby an Agent can make from slO to
SIS per week
IL For further particulars, address (post paid
WIN. A. LEARY,
No. l5s North Second Street, Philadelphia
March, ls4s
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TOO TRUE,

Somebody who writes more irulhfully
than POLITICALLY says: An angel without
money IS not so much thought Of, nova.
days, as devil with bag full Of guincas."
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3 OF 15aDDO9

MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Class No IS,
10 be crawn in the City Of Baltimore, Md.
MONDAY M4Y22.
s5 Number Lo,,ery-II Drawn Ballots,
Tickets sS-sharss in proportion.
a word 10 the wise is sufficient-we saw )ook
10 there is scheme that has no equal Pack.
ages Is the ways 10 purchase. A certificate of
every nun Der in the Lottery can be had from BAL.
LEY Il CO az follows
20 whole tickets $3.50 &c quarters $50
20 halves TO 26 eighths Is
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" WE HAVE GAINED GLORIOUS VIC.
TORY"

Says the Journal, IN speaking Of the result
Of the New York CITY election. Il will be
remembered tina, Mr.. Hlveme,er, who
vas elected Mavor, IS Wilmni Pro,so
man, yea, so Influential a man N the ranks
Of the WIlmot Pfo,lso Lncofoco party,
that he has been appointed delegate to
the Baltimore National Convention.
Now what We wish t. call attention TO
is ihis-whenevera Wlmot Proyl,o Why
Is elected m any Of the Northern States,
the Southern Locofoco plpers directly cry
out, ubolrlonlsm triumphant, the south IN
danger, treason at wo k, &c, &c &c. bu,
when Wllmoi Proviso Locoiaco Is ecc.
ted, oh, its glorious victory 7" And
thus doth humbug carry II with a bold trout
- Wilmington thron'cie.