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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-20
Gtle Daily l1)p.
Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.

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ARCHITECTURE.

ARCHITECTURE.
THE undersigned having connected themselves In bust
L under the name and firm of
BOYDEN & JOY,
for the purpose of Drawing Plans and making Spec
fcatOBs Of Buildings, in every variety of STYLE invite all
those who contemplate building give a CALL
trust from experience that give entire sasac
ton to all who may favor with their patronage
Office, No 20, (4h foor Central Exchange Worcester.
ELBRIDGE BOYDEN,
Aug. H. dWf LEWIS E. Joy.
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-4A7o-1- to five OF choice land, bounded
erly ITO feet Lincoln street, southerly Kendall
Street 800 feet edsterly Oak Avenue nearly 300 feet
and norheIly the estates OF Rev AonZo Hill and Hon.
Judge Thomas There are, the premises, good Barn.
recently erected and from thousand fifteen hundred
FRUIT TREES comprising choice selection OF the I'm
varieties of Apples, Pears, Peaches Plums Ounces
&c. The other portions OF the land grass grain,
and suitable for gardening There is copious and
spring Of water the lot capable of being used
for artificial fish pond other purposes.
The above Estate affords chance for any gentle
wishing provide himself with beautiful private
residence or, may divided into lots, TO afford
the opportunity profitable speculation If sold
private SALE will be divided into lots and sold
Auction.
For further Information, permitted refer Rev.
ALoEZo ELL, ARTEMAs WARD, Esq, or P. W. WAIT.
keeper of the American Temperance Exchange.
J. HENRY KENDALL.
Worcester, June 23 le4s. dwu
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Water.Cuse yenrnnl, and Herald ef
Reforms. m
PUBLISHED BY FOWLERS g. WELLS
JOEL SEiEW, N. D., EDITOR.

Ills the object Of this Journal 10 explain,
in manner suiiedto the capacity Of the gen.
eraI reader, the new and celebrated system
called Hydropaihy, or the Water-Cure-a "a
system which is deservedly fast gaining in
popular favor, and which in efficacy 70 cule
and preven, diseases, is unparalleled in the
healing art. ga n Sd. a
This new system, apparently so simple,
embraces wide range Of particulars, all oi
which may be stated in the general term
lhe Philosophy Of Health.
We shall endeayor 10 explain this new
mode under the following heads:
CLOTHING, which has material effect on
the human body in reference to its disease
and health. s
AIR AND vENTItATroN.-Im Important cir
cumstances in the cure Of diseases and in the
preservation Of health.
Foop AND DRINKS, which, more than any
other agency, affec, The system, for harm or
for good, according as they are regulated up
on scientific principles, or disregarded in
kind,quantiiy, and quality, as in society is al
most universally the case.
ToBAcco.- This pernicious,life and health
destroying substance, so much used by the
American people at this day, we shall do un-
ceasing aud perpetual war against.
TEA AND CoIrEE.-- These always worse
than useless articles, which carse so great an
amount Of sick headaches, nervous debility,
and indigestion, We shall, from time to time,
treat OF, as our space admits.
The WATER CrRE, now well established.
is peculiarly favorable in the treatment Of all
the maladies, both chronic and acute, to
which the human body is subject. We hope.
however, TO do mos, in teaching our readers
the best modes Of preventing disease. 1t is
a wise old maxim, "ayoid pbysic and phys
clans, if you value health"
REFoRMs.- Reforms, of whatever kinds
we shall promulgate as VIC think they de-
serve, and we shall endcavor 10 adapt oul
Journal TO The wants of society at large.
This Journal will be published monthly,
containing ihiny-two large pages of the bes,
matter, with reference 10 the application Of
this system, adapted to all classes, on tie
following
TERMS, INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
Single copy, one year,' OO
Three copies.... ..'"...............'.."'.. UO
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GILBoA BOROUGH ORDINANCES.

Sec. IL. Be il ordained By the Town Coun-
Gil Of the borough Of Gilbod, That there
shall be appointed one Marshal, and one
Treasurer, who shall hold their offices mt
the next annual election of borough officers
The said Marshal and Treasurer shall give
bonds TO the Town Council iu a sum moi
less than OIL. hundred nor more than three
hundred dolla 8.
Sec. l3 That If the said Marshal or Treas
urer shall fail to comply with the provisions
Of this act, the "ffice shall be considered va
cant. rGaiaa
Sec. Id. Tha, If any Of the above named
officers shall fail TO discharge the dutie. re-
quired of them by the Town Council, they
shall pay fine Of moi less than one dollar,
nor more than five dollars, 10 be recovered
in an action Of debt before the Mayor of the
Borough.
These Ordinances 10 take effect and be
in force eiom and after the 18th day Of July,
lS46.
J. B. ALLEN, MAYOR.
G. M'CoNAny, Recorder.
Gilboa, July 18th, lS4S. 304c.
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HERALD OF TRUTH.
Prospectus Of the Fourth Volume.

The HERALD was commenced foi a Tree
publication. This merit il has maintained TO
the present time no one can say he has been
unable 10 ge. his views communicated
through its pages, in consequence Of their
opposition 10 those Of its conductor In this,
the HERALD is true type Of Western spirit,
which is embodied in the lines Of Western
poet
sslf free thought seek expression,
Speak IL toldH-peak Il slL"
Yes, my brother, Of whatever name, creed, OF
party, you can speak freely here. Here is
one place for you, where the air does nor sa'
vor ofany fankl, ntolerani odor, and where
one does not attempt to interrose between
y, u and your Creator. Who dares say he is
due, and his bother is false2 God is the
only Judge!
Ilyou'have any proposition for melioratina
the social condition Of mankind, come and
give it .utierance. Fourierists, Commu
nsis, Icarians, and Utopians, come here and
we will do you good.
If you have any new or old religious views
10 present, come also-no one is excluded.
If you have any political doctrine to ad'
vocate in inanly way, come along, and you
shall be heard-Wbig, Democrat, or Liberty
man-no matter who.
There is only one condiiion--that is brew.
iiy and .prospecuiiy Of style--with this, all
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Who, then, wishes TO hear all, and judge
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TRUTH. Who would do away with all
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the ork Of human redemption. The HER
AID shall be the link 10 bind all parties.
The saving power Of true education should
moi be overlooked,-for, after all, no goot
can be hoped for man, unless il be sough, il
the fuller, truer development Of the human
mind. Mind is above all, and must be pre-
pared for greater happiness before it can en-
joy il. Education is the equalizer of man
The destroyer of aristocracy, selfshness, and
monopoly. The people must therefore be
educated, and the HERALD canot overlook
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A benevolent, religious Faith, lively and
cheerful Philosophy, and an e!evaiing Litera
ture, shall characterize this periodical. Sci
ence and Art shall also be represented.
The HERALD OF Truth is published
monthly in Cincinnaii-each number con.
tanning 80 octave pages. making Two volumes
per year Of 4SO pages each. Terms: single
copy, $3.50; 4 copies for 50; 6 copies fol
$l2; 10 copies for SIC; and IL copies fol
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Papers copying this prospectus few
times will receive the work.
i L. A. HINE, Editor
CINCINNATI, June. lS4S.
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Mexico testify: let the gallant spir-
its who were MANNED, and are now
lying in the hospitals, speak out;
and let the dead officers who fell a.
long the national road utter their
voices. And these men were there
struggling for their country's honor
mot for one state, but for the
whole Union. And what was their
position? SMrro ,tnded by an en-
ensy numerous enough to crush
them and eat them, they found a
party at home, s0herc they should
look for ssccor, moulding the ball
preparing the pOscder, and sharp
ening the knite to asssasinate
them. What aoas the REGARD for
sOhich they looked? The approx
al Of their cOuntrymen-- nothing
else. They earnestly gazed three
thousand miles back to their native
land for that approval. Where
they should have found assistance,
and indeed appreciation, they found
nothing from the whig party but
hostility. They turned back to the
work with broken hearts; they felt
that there were black-hearted,
smooth-skinned politicians at home
encouraging the Mexican blood
hounds TO seek after blood. But
the crowning act of all--and that
which drove out of my heart the
last vestige Of whig affection-was
Henry Clay's speech and resolu-
tons at Lexington. IteN yOu and
1 speak 1t in honesty, that tears
rolled dos0n my cheeks sohen 1 read
them; and hat, too, published in
good Spanish. They were found
by me in every street and corner
Of PuebIa. Where, then, were my
wing prlnclplesY In the dust, so
help me, God I hope forever. [ Great
cheering.] Another circumstance
I must allude to. Afew weeks after,
| received the Moniteur Americana
--itconceived the proceedings ofthe
Philanthropic Society. composed Of
men high in Mexico, in which were
resolutions complimentary Of Mess
ieurs Clay, Corwin, Giddings, Bolts,
&C., and announcing that these il
lustrious friends of humanity have
been elected honorary members of
the Philanthropic Society,"" And,
fellow-citizens, lett them remain there
forever. [Cheers.l
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R e @ 80
* A IDA III o L Ell.
JAM Es H. VAIL

6RsA TAS taken the Will known and
It'll IL commodious Tavern Stand fern.
Ni!l erly occupied by T. R Mcclure
The House has been thoroughly repaired
this fall, and is now well fitted 10 the
accommodation Of the travelling community.
J. H. v. feels confident that those who favor
him by selecting his house will find the accom-
modations and attendance equal to those of any
House in this part 4 Ohio. His table will be well
furnished with the best the surrounding country
affords, and his bills will be found reasonably
low to suit the times. He has also large and good
stabling, and designs to spare no pains to secure
heeomfort and convenience OF his guests.
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DLANK DEEIS, Justices Subponss, Sum,
ID monses and Executions, for sale at this or
zee, very low.--July 30.
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NOTICE.

STATE OF ONO,
Putnam County, SIS. ( 3t .t
TIME following Guardians and Administrators
IL have filed in the Clerks office Of the court
of Common Pleas Of Putnam county, Ohio, their
accounts Tor inol settlement, to wit:
Joseph Eickhot, Guardian Of Anna Maria Lou
lisa Fanger.
John Thomas and jefferson Vertner, Admins.
traitor Of Richard Thomas, deceased,
Stephen White, Ad illustrator of Isaac @.
White, deceased.
Margaret Londes, Administrative, Of Abraham
Landes, deceased. ~.
MOSES LEE, Clerk.
August Special Term, l848. ql
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will intend In person or by Dspty at my oeein Ka.
da for the purpose Of recsying taxes until the 2oh day
of Deremter f s.
will receive 70 bank notes in payment Of taxes except
State Bank OF ohN md Independent hanks Of Ohio.
fs3t t4tai +,iid o. w. CRAWFIS, Trsasnrer.
TREAsuRxRs oyrcn. Putnam County, Ohio.
KRlda, Aug. %, K4e. sodw
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Where he will be ready 10 enteitain the
travelling community, and all who call upon
him, in as good style as can be done IN this
section Of country. His table will be sup
Piled with the best that the country affords
and he will do all in his power to make his
house "a pleasant and agreeable resort to
the. travelling community.
is.Stabiing aud other accommodations are
ample and will give satisfaction.
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NOTICE. /.

NOTICE.
Ty HERE will be petion presented to the
IL Commissioners Of Putnam County, Ohio, at
their December session, for the establishing of n
County road, commencing at the Turkey Foot
State Road betweensection Is and 20, Town
one north Of Range six east, east of that line TO
intersect the GIandorf State Road at the half sec
ton line TO run between section "a and 16.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-09-12
Annual Exhibit
-trt- w OF ~ nf I.t
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
IF HENRY COUNTY, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR
ENDING JUNE 9TH, l64S.
RECEIPTS.

sa.H a4l t J IEEsl fa .tg -i Dol. Cts
f's: Sss Az %ay' 'ss's r. s""e: s; 50 %
No. do Do p,o DO diof,,u, do aas,; 1sts 50
Bonds. -. ............ 25 60
By one half yearly allowance to II Strong Ooun, ;, !,
BY amount p paid John nsa,On, Sheriff, for ballot. "
By amount paid H. Strong for transporting Poil
Book Of October Election, le47 to Putnam
uy s amount % pSid Sheriff ior furnishing Court '"
room, and repairs. 10 4s
by amount paid Township Clerks for returning
enumeration Of YOUTHS. 30 90
By amount paid Justices of Peace and Constables
BY amount paid S'e 70, locating State and County
Dy amount paid judges and Clerks, and returning
Poll Book Of annual elections. and returning
BY amount paid }; G. Stout for goingto PauIding
County for Blank. .:s 800
to Defiance County Jail. ................. 13
BY amount paid VIM. Durbn for going to Water
vile for County Commissioners. ............. so
BY amount paid Sheriff for office rent and statonc-
By amount amount paid H. Strong, Co. Clerk, for office
BY sr amoun. aS paid n. Waite, aiy for County
y s% oans pss j. G. pnI special Pros Ally 90
do do II. Strong, Co. Clerk extra allow.
By amount paid James Mackenzie, for printing
Assessors Blanks for 1873. ,......:.... 81 90
ny amount paid s. fearisk, balance for printing
By amoun; paid 4. W. Fairbanks for furnishing
By amount paid Associate Judges. "a 90
do do H. Strong, County Clerk, for Office
BY amount paid r. Lathrop for Office rent for
BY ,s amosns paid Mrs Leonard, for use Of room " w
to hold Courts,.. 90
By amount paid J. C. Huiy, for postage and fuel
By amount mid County Commissioners for servI.
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7KEASURER'S NOTICE.

In addition to bove the township Of Blanchard has
levisd three cents ei township purposes Riley Six Van
Buron twelve Liberty five. Sugar Creek six Unon four
Grsenshug eight and Jennings ien aud Union Township
seven cents for road purpo,es. ro
will attend in person, nv deputy for the purpose Of
receiving IA xes In the township Of Parry
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-12-23
Notice

$ hereby given to all Legatces, Creditors and
other persons interested in the estates of Jacob
kuntz decd; settled by his admir-. Peter Snyder,
of Jacob Boush, decd; settled by his admir-. An
drew Gufy, of VIM. Lemon, dec'd settled by his
admir-. Thomas Lemon, of Abraham Eistcr, dec d
settled by his admir-. John s. Eister, of Robert H.
Hammond, decd; settled by his admir-. William
G. Lawson, of Frederick Kobel, decd; settled by
his executor Henry 1.atshaw, of Jacob Shivc,
decd; settled by his admir-. Samuel & John, Shivc
of Paul Lair, decd; settled by his adm'rs. Mi
chael Lahr & Abraham Lenkcr, of Dennis Wool
vcrton, decd; settled by his admir-. VIM. Fcgely,
of Elizabeth martz, decd; settled by her admir-.
Peter Purse of John Jones, decd, settled by his
adm'tors VIM. Fl. Mucnch & Elisha Kline, of Mi
chacl Rcitz Sem decd, settled bv his cx'tors Mi
chacl Rcitz & Peter Rcitz. of Catharinc Conrad,
ded'd, settled by her dtor John Snyder. The
count of Jacob Hbish, guardian of Elias Pcifer,
the account of Jacob Raker guardian of Anne
Dunklebergcr, the account of VIM. Rakcr guardian
of Lewis Rothermel. late of Northumberland coun-
ty, decd. That the Executors Administrators and
Guardians have filed their accounts with the Regis
ter Of this County, and that they will be presented
to the Orphans Court of said county, oil Tuesday
the I'd day Of January next, for confirmation and
allowance.
EDWARD OYSTER, Rcgr.
Re yistcrs office
Sunbury, Nov. 25, lS4S.
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TESTED BY THOUSANDS AND
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Every day rs this celebrated medicine extending tho
sphere oi lis useureA and every year adding 10 the long
catalogue ui its trumphs.
MILLION or BONES arc distributed annually with
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medicines only which experience has shown 10 be the best
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-12-23
COLUMBIAN SERIES OF
arttilnlrtfrS.

The Pupils friend and Teachers comfort
THE COLUMBIAN CALCULATOR.-This
work is already introduced into some of the
best Academies and large number of Schools,
where its use has given decided and universal sa-
tisfaction both to teacher and pupil 1t is purely
American in its character, based upon own
beautiful decimal system of cnrreacy. 1t contains
more, tho arrangements better. and it is the
easiest and cheapest work of the kind now in use !;
and it is considered by hundreds of the most
competent teachers and men of science in the Uni
On, who have recommended it, 1t is the book.
particularly and expressly prepared for our .lme.
rieam Scholars by Aimon Ticknor.
THE YouTH's sCoLrMBIAN NCALcULAroR.-Th
volume contains 81 pages, with about 900 exam
pies for solution the slate. 1t embraces the
Fundamental Rules, Compound Rules, Simple
and Compound Reduction, Single Rule of Three,
Proportion, &c.
TIcKSoR's AnrruMErIc,L TABLES, is destined
for the of younger classes in tho Schools of the
United States. 4 beautiful little book and pleas
ing t. children, and the only ofthc kind of any
value.
There are Keys to both Arthmctcs bound sim
Gle or double, for the convenience of teachers, in
which the solutions of the questions given with
much extra matter for the black board. These
Keys are the most complete works of the Kind ever
published, and contain, in addition, about two
hundred examples in Mcnsuration,. &c, for the
of the Teacher. All that is wanted is to have
the above books examined, and no teacher who is
acquainted with the science of Arithmetic, will
hesitate to pronounce them the bcs, works that
have ever been published in this any other
country.
Although issued hut few months. they have
already been introduced into the Night Public
Schools of New York City-in all the Schools
public and private, except two, in the City Of
Reading. Also, in about twenty Academies in the
State of Pcnnsylvania-in large portion of the
Schools in the City of Wilmington, in the City of
Lancaster, and in the Boroughs of Harrisburg,
York, Chambersburg, Lebanon, Doylestown, Potts
vile, Orwigsburg, &c, &c.
For sale by Henry MAssEn, Sunbury, Agent
for Northumberland County.
Suuulry Dec . lS1S
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TO TIL: LADIES.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE


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DYSPEPSIA.
No fluid c!iJ has ever been discovered which 81
nearly resembles the glsc juice saliva in dc,mposng
paran ol SarSipari!n. 1t positively every
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Bank Department. Albany. May 10, ISIS.
DR.. Townscnl-~lr: | have been afflicted for several
oi stomach Jss of appetite extreme heartburn, and
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Stray Heifer.

,AME to the premises of the subscriber, in the
town ofShamokin, Coal township, some weeks
ce, a stray hciicr about ls months old, of red
or, white face and belly, and a hole in the left
The owner is requested to come forward prove
'perty, pay charges and take it away, or it will
disposed ofaccording to law.
SOLOMON MARTZ.
Shamokin, Dec. ., lS4s-3t