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PHELPS COMPOUND
II q M A TO HE'S

VIE Vegetable Remedy for Diseases All ins from I'm,
CW0Hic Diseases. Also a substitute tor r,IvsI 90"
Ca'haric IN FeVsTs ana al Bous AFciions Tbeyhsvs
no fVdI IN curing bons Discusses Dys;tpsia Liver Com
plants rick Head ache. JainiIce Colds lndoenza Ca1
SFrah hhumatism eat~burn, stomach palnitaIias
Loss OF Appetite, CosIveness, Colic and Le,no Mill
ID the operation, without pro ueins teb ~ thsv ar
perfectly safe for those debilited and igeh. cnn
lions Asagenera Family Medicine they ne uneonaId
Oeng applicable ana safe Tor the young ana lhe ,eed
For sale wholesale aud Relail by i CRoIsc In
Worcester, sept % 80 a. on,
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R0STON A. WORCESTER RAIL ROAD.
~ssN
@ zszz1 E.ssz.;,7 - !. -
vy;nter Arrangement commencing Oct IG.
y MN nTEu 4 SSENGER TRAINS.

winter Arrangement commencing Oct 10.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
lean, Egorosstsi al 81, 81, l03 4. H. 40 p. NJ.
Passengers will leave Milfbury ST st Nj. and 81 p NJ
PASSENGERS will leave MILFORD at 10 minutes eOFe A. ~
fsaye BOSToY at 7 4 An, l2 NJ. q. 4 5, p. ~.
The A. NJ train will stop only TO take up passengers az
Way Stations for New York.
The train mill land one east OF FraminghF m.
the will stop of birmingham, EXCEPT
co take up WeSern Railroad passengers at Brighton on
THURSDAY.
The p M train is the New York Steamboat Train,
Norwich, heretofore, without stops except al
FrGminghaSE.
Passengers for Nuibury, for HostOn and Milford will
take the s An and 4 trains Passengers for the
Norwich Railroad will take the and q trains.
n. B. The and p. NJ. trains cake passengers at
Boston for New York via New Haven.
Brookiine Special Trains.
Leave Brookline ana 81 andl u & 81 PM
Leave Boston al 81 10 aud l24 24 A. 81, e. l0k
NsUtOR Special Trains.
Leave Lower Falls at e. and 81 AM, .! y and Pm
Leave Boston at u AM, l2k, 81, anu Pm.
SGr8nUiHe Special Ira ms.
Leave SaXouyle at AM. and pm.
Leave Bosi on 81 AH. and 81 Pm
Boston, Oct Is, lS4e. If VIM PARKER, supt.
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UPtOu, Grafton, N. E. Village, and
WnrCpSfnr

n-,SAsaA 'TNHE Lbscriber mas ommepced running
,ES4I%kEaS ! stage to and from Upton daily,
= Sundays tXcepte y II connect with she
hs between worcester and Grafton, leaving Upton Hotel
Of o. M and returning will leave the General stage
Office, Worcester at p NJ.
fhe Grqft0H and Worcester Stage VIII ron twice day.
leaving Worcester at 10 AM. and PM Leave Grafton
at 7 A. M. and T. NJ.
Books Kept at the Grafton Hotel Mt L. NJ Smiths Pest
OHice, NJ e. Village and in Worcester at the General
Stage ONCE, first door North of the American
House.
is very necessary that all Express Business should be
accompanied with written orders and signed personally
that il may lie done with correctness
sept. IL dwtf TYLER HARRINGTON
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Cotton Machinery for Sale,


ECENILY used in the of TO- so Printing
AZ Cloths, and now in good running ORDER consisting Of
fckcr, Wilton soma make--2O Cartis-9 Breokers-
II Fnlshers.- i Doubler-l Drawing Frame-2 Taunton
epeeders, 10 heads each Is spinning Frames I200 live
splndes-2 pair Mules, Of ASS and one of IL stnde
| Wrapper 2 Dreasers-6 Leems-l Cylinder and DGGs,
Nrinoers with all other articles used in Cotton Mills
IL may be examined at any time on application IN NJ,
sILAs DlSsMoRE, So Man-st Worcester further par
hcnlaTs inquire OF b. HoLBRoOK, Holden
DoS GU d3taw wtf5Q
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you still be without delicious sci or WINE ne.,
w TEETH, and aweei, fragrant Breath. whsp
you can nave hem BIO by uoung 2s box OF J'INE.SS
AMBER TOOTH PAsfE II whitens IN. T.e,h 80
enos INC Gums s"eeens the Breath and is without en-
oopon he NEST beautiful and economical DentrlGca ever
Sept. IL 1913 W 50 " oIee'te''
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JOmes's Spnnish LiIv HVhi1o-


. The best Preparation Tor impartInp 10 me- Skin
n natural, healthy, clear living while al Inc same
time making 1t soft and smooth " ~ '
DIR. james ndersOa Practical Cbeu,s, ocns.s..Ln..
s syi 'Ailer anal zng JOnes's s.naish Llly White
mo possesses the most beautiful and natural and Al
,e 'lne innocent white ever certainly can
cOnsclentiousIy recommend ia use TO MI boe kia, re
quire beoutifying. 9' 'A''' ~
a rrlce 70 cents box. For sale by J. CIRCUIT JR 20i
Main st., Worcester. d,van-sent ~ Isila
X ING WORM, SALT RHEUM, SCURvY RRYsIPE-
~ .men,odt soap, when every kind Of remedy aled
& cures pimples reckies and clears the skin know
Dys uHUuT IN SOL Nam 81, Rercsstsr. =.
S~ WIP4s dwsm
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NEW STORE.
(Warden BlOck,) No. AA Fr

[ WaFden BIOCN,) No. "A E'FOmt 81,
WORCESTER,
THE Subscriber having recently opened a New StGrn
Il No. A Front Street, with fresh stock Of
FAMILY GROCERIES,,
Is now prepared Ia furnish The citizens with every article
at the lowest wholesale prices by the qaAtty or al retail
for cash.
All kinds Of As, SUGARS, SPICES, H0LASSES,
Sc, are ered at the very lowest price winch can be a.
orded, ana Will be warranted to give satismcton he
goods may be returned
BUTTER, CHEESE and LARD, in large and small
packages constantly on hand. Also,
BEEF, PORK, HAMS,
Nackerei Salmon, COdfsh and Herring, by the single
poCnd orquantity, of excellent quality.
FLOUR and MEAL, al market prices.
DRIED dppies, Potatoes, OraHs e, lemons Rqisins
SyrUPS etchnPS and Pickles, ard eeHera assortment
OF goods usually obtained such store al he cheqyesg
Dosh prices.
Citizens and strangers invited examine the stock
and prices Goods delivered al parts of the city Tree OF
expense, by ANDREWS,
Worcester, March 81. dwpf d Front st
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To CARPENTERS,

TO CARPFNTEWS.
THE subscriber wnu,d lei The finishing of a Dwelling
L House, would hire good Carpenters, until the
done. A. CARTER.
Aug DIFF
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WamGed EEgllteeliateIY.

TWO good Journeymen Wheelwrishts to whnmo liber
L al wages and constant employ menl viii be given
Enquire of d. Ii. WHEELER.
Grafton Centre, June Is, 1877 DIT
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HE subscriber has opened Sto.e directly opposite
L II. COTTON, M 297 MaIn and MOI Snuthprj,G ! 81
'of me transaction OF the grocery 3usness share
OF public patronage is respectfully solicited
worcester 2dwtt SpRJSCJ.
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Il OSS'S
Qa'nStgam0nd, .RiNbuy, Sutton, Grafton, Far,
nnfnU'ie, Nort5tridse, H2ibrook'S Bkin's Urbrjdse
hiaHOie Blackstone, Waterford, Hoonsocket Hamlet
IianDWe dibton, ashton, Lonsdaie Vailey FaHs Gem
trdt Fats, PdDtucket and Providence
*. p r. e r S!
Over the Providence and Worcester Rail Road
BY EVERY TRAIN.
Leave your orders and packages the American House
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For SHE,

- A TWO stoIy dwelling n use, situated on Salem
ksTS II st Said house is so by % lee', with wood
R shed and other conveniences The lot is &C tet by
IL, convenient for large small fmily and consider
able rHit prem For further particulars nqure
nf AI.VAN ALLEN, Is Trumbu ST.
Worcester, July II, l64.. dC
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Farm rs, Merchants
al Ct mics,


TX It'll tint at The Worcester County 1ricullurai Ware
w House, and Seed store No 220, MAN Street, Opp0
site the City Hail. Worcester, Herbs Grass Fowl Meadow,
Red Top, Northern, Weste n. and White Glover, and
Rhode Island Bent Seeds, Oats Buck Wheat, White
Bears, and Peach Stones
Eagle, ~elsharpeuing, Side Hill and subsoi Piows.
Plow " heels, Cutters Points aud Irons Geddes' IIar.
rows, iarrdws Cuvator tarroNs, Culiivators, seed
Planters, Wheelhirrows, Canal rrows, aud Bar
lows, store Trucks, large aud small Sugar Mills Fanrinq
MILL, Neat Choppers, Vegetable Cutters Straw Cutters,
and Garden Rolls
Cheese Hoops Presses, Baskets AVID Tubs Wash Tubs
Pals Pail Cans, Wood Bowls, Tray, Soap Dishes, Salt
A"rta Butter, Fruit, sugar. spice Knre Boxes, and
Chnrns, Wash Boards, COtnes Pins, and Mop ll-ndes
Axe. Hoe, and Shovel Handles Ok Yokes, and Bows
Rond Tree and Bench scrapers Grass Shears Hooks
Horse ards aud BRUSHES RrusA Scyhes and Slah Log
III, Wbifleuee Stake, Trace, HITLER, ard Calle Tie
IN ms, Corn Shelters, Corn Crackers Corn Cutters,
Flats, Grin1sones. and Cranks. Whersones Axes,
llarchet', HHddng Knives, Sausig e Filters Wnedsaws
ana saw Frames, Garden Rakes Grant erry Ra es Fotato
Dig2ers, Manure HOOKS, Muz3es, Cothe and Field
Baskets Gravel P cks ana II indies, Shovels Spades
Hoes and Manure Forks, and variety Of other useful
articles, which will be sold fair prices by
OTIS CONVERSE,
Worcester, Aug. 30, le4S. d&wtt
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MUFFS-MUFFS,

44O4 ~ 4t4O l. ~
TIVE subscriber would inform his ueui- asd The rublc
that he has in Store OF his manufacture and re-
cent purchases in New York AMI Boston
from 40 Gents 70 $50 each.
Also, VlCTOREENS, COLLARS, aud BOAs, of yarl-
Gus styles and qualities. Ladies wishing 10 our, ase The
above named articles, will please Call qualities ana
prices shall be made 10 suit.
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W OF SUPERIOR QUALITY
Constantly manufacturing and on hand for sale
CAPS,
On hand and constontly manufacturing Of SILK MohsIy
Plush. Glazed SIX, Law aud Velvet.
Dealers IN The tove nan ed Goods particularly In
viled 20 examine quail les and . ices
j. ii. KNIGHTS, lC0 Main St.
NOV l. dwl2w
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~ LE
THE BRICK STORE, in which the Post Office is kept
in The Center ct sutton Mass. said large and
convenient, aad will be let very moderate terms, it is
good SITUATION tor business well he found for
country Also for sale stock of Goods in said
which will be sOl such terms cannot help
suit one, who wish take the and Post
Office Possession lie gwen any time desired, the
above offers chance Tor any wishing to IN
to COED bu-iu'ss, which will require hut small Capitol
For further information apply on The premises.
A. :. TENNEY.
Sutton, Sept. IL, 16A6, dWu
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EEOETsE TO EHSV.

No. 4 HQUSG within Eve doors Of Main street, and
En#R IN within Iee minutes walk Of the Post Office,
&A with good accommodatiius, Will be let fHily
and The rent will be taken in board who will furnish heir
Inquire This office. Oct q.
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HERES.
4 LII Ainos OF hERhs, put up by the sHAKERR 10
- sac w SCOTT, JR., q CO,
Worcester Nov Is. a7tt 70
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A MEDICAL FACT.


The monthly British Medical Journal
for October, ls47, states as fact, that at
least one-third of NIL individuals who die
after the age of forty in that climate have
had diseased lungs, to greater or less ex-
tent, which have healed by the spontane.
Gus cure Of nature. This fact is eyiden.
ced by the scars which have formed over
ulcers in the lungs, sometimes Of large
size, and was ascertained by an indiscrim-
mate and continuous examination in large
hospitals in England, Scotland and France.
This shows that nature frequently cures
consumption, and that this disease fre.
qucntly commences in many persons. 1t
would be very gratifying not only TO the
community at large but no doubt to the
members Of the medical profession, if ST.
milar investigations were made in the hos.
pitals in this country, with view to as
certain if in otir country so great num-
ber of persons are attacked by the incipi-
ent stages of consumption. We are un.
aware if this has been done here; if SO, a
continuance ofsuch examinations would
be interesting.
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JEWISH DISABILITIES BILL,

The bill for the removal ofthe civil dis.
abilities of the Jews in England, embra.
cling the political franchise that they shall
sit in parliament, passed it's second read.
ing in the House Of Commons, on
the ll,h of February, by a vote of
277 against 204, making n majority Of
73 in its favor. Sir Robert Peel made a
most liberal and masterly speech in favor
Of the bill, and with it closed the debate.
|. is time, indeed, that such men as the
Rothschilds, the D. Israelis, and other
Jews of integrity and intellect, should not
be any longer civilly or socially disabled
on account of their religion. The liberal
mind and efforts Of Sir Robert Peel and
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THE TREATY.

We are in expectation that every mail
will bring us the news of the ratification OF
the treaty by tho Senate. The wings in
general are afraid to take upon them
selves the odium of rejecting measure
so ardently desired by the whole people,
notwithstanding party considerations, and
are expected to vote for it. 1t is said 10
have the hearty concurrence Oft the Presi.
dent and his cabinet. The definite action
ofthe Senate in regard to it was expected
10 take place on the 9th instant.
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SOUTHERN LITERARY MEssEN.
GER.

The March No. Of this periodical is be-
fore US. We notice manuscript letter
from Thomas Jefferson on the study Of
the Law, which is of interest. Among
other things Mr.. Jefferson advises a
course of general reading, and makes this
remark about Shakespeare. "Shakspear
must be singled out by one who wishes
to have the full powers of the English
language; ofhim we must advise as Ho-
race did Of the Grecian models-syos ex-
Plaria Graeca nocturna versate manu-, YER.
safe diurna, which is freely translated,
study them by day, study them by night.
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THT !;
,s.ssUJMsITEERYILLE, J,l 1 s. C.s
!. .ipeOpeseo arrl) t5. 1sls 9.
FRANCIS ii. ADAMS, EDITOR, i,
AGENTS FOR THE BANNER. Il:
Mhessrs. WHlTE, q Go, sumteryille. 81. G.
f.sT. w. PEeuEs, Esq, Camden, 3. ~
COTTON.

The sales IN the Charleston market du-
ring the past week have been good ia
quantity and at prices from 9 Ia tos 10
cents per pound, Ia slight Improvement.
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EXPLANATION.

lt,has been brought TO our notice tha,
many persons did not observe that the
proceedings Of the '.Relief Meeting for
Ircland,," published in our last number,
were prepared "By the Editor who
therein used language in regard to the re-
marks Of Mr.. R. M. Dyson, the Score
tary Of the meeting, which would be con.
sidered inappropriate and selEpraising, II
used by the Secretary himself in such re-
gard. We make this explanation by re-
quest and to correct any misunderstood.
ing on the subject. During our connex.
ion with this paper, which has been for
the greater part ofthe time since its estab-
lishment, il has been our inyariable Gus
tom to prepare ourselves the reports of oil
public meetings of sufficient interest with
in our reach, and to refer them to the in,
spection Of the Secretary, five were able.
for their correctness. That no misunder-
standings Of this kind may again occur,
we mention that the editor expects always
to prepare such reports and to use the de.
scriptive language therein employed.
They will be referred to the Secretary for
their correctness.
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THE ssMiDDILE PA,SsAGis.s I &, l.;.'

It's calc1ss ed tbat, inconseq qaence 81
the strenuous efforts ofthe British % abol-
ish the slave trade ii their owns peculiar
way allowing take slave vessels loaded
with slaves % leave the a African coast and
then selling them, the mortality ofsthe
mniidd passag of late years asincreassd
iron nine 70 twenty. five per cent. The
attention Of arliamentss has been directed
to the subject and lnlso TO the impending
though we believe designed ruin Of her
West Indian colonies. s.1
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Worth Trying The North Carolina
Farmer says Tho best cure for sore
throat is to get married to pretty girl,
and sleep every night with her sleeve en-
veloping an arm, round your neck, in
stead Of a " stocking.'
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it efsct Gnpons d is1s
better, bnt even at prcsait
lisa proftabIs Gro 5es 3Sia,s u
1 IREr.AND. Ireland Y ~ stilf IL. ss
misery and crime. The 6nacisi q
have adionfhnied aifarS SfSysnff sya "a
p persons for varfGus ci, ;.sssss
/ lives OF property pfS their ,s
teen have BEEN found ~
Qntrages of The most Il
Continue to occur Ii, sosns ~ tasa III
wretched country. "A All 4, -.
than ten mapstf rates haVa besn
OF their immediate friends, Sl,Dt ssit ~
years, in single dit sss ~
NoM1NAffoN or IN 4: l3rdt4x ~ = III
sYLyAN1A.T Tfie ooratio sssisA1 s. 81,
yanioni ~ 8, u.
ss asse nosnlls.
Ws .,s ( i0E
p,,ab. s1, I,.' sose' s,oo1 aas ioliosa
lburen o. sssst
t3s The Philadefpiia Eyafiirde RIslIsissn
saws that the pibIi, tDnt 81
lCitizans of ph;iads go
lin mid 70 tba 4, s
I. n. s,,,l
The ship Minesota, of 500 tons. (apf.
Allen, is advertised in 9 the I.o,Iisyiila
Journal to sail direct from, that nlaee y, IN
i ivernooi "A II Il III, u Z
1000 miles inland gr,y, 81 - =,
trn,h thisi;a !.
''u.'', slils1's oeco1iing great cosiIitfy
=. Sstss
= RouaLEs AMossas THE tsoMlsERciaL
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REvoLUTIe) i IN ,sIc cIIsY y !

The liberal measures fine present
pope have setiii motion causes whichthaye
already produced substantial effects. A
revolution has been uccessiully carried
through in Naples and Sicily, and d con
,stitution wrested from the king, which is
said 70 be sufficiently liberal, ,witlltbe sole
exception that religious toleration is not
granted. This may seem Of little impor.
tance to the people Of tha.. HI :; gdom, where
almost the whole people are Romnnists:
The king was excessively y enraged when
he found that most s,rusty officers, those;
who held the military keys Of his king
dom, refused to fire on the people at his
command. Among other things the free-
dom Of the press is secured, subject to
proper regulations repressive of s$irrelig-
ion, immortality, DC. The proclamation
Of the constitutionswas celebrated by all
of every rank with festivals and rejoicings
for.two days, and the welfare Of the coun-
try appeared to be the single thought on
passing from most absolute system to one
Of limited constitutional government. as
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aoishfcaiio.--" Father wants you to
send shinltwo yards Of black broadclo,h,
;hesdon'tcare what color it is, and when
ne kills his pig Inst week, ,fhe'll pay you
What you owe him"
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A CHILD ATTACKED BY A RAr.-On
Tuesday evening last, while the other men,
bers of the family were in an adjoining room,
an infant daughter of Mr.. ]. A. Schermer-
horn of Lambertvlle, in this State, who was
lying in her cradle, was heard to cry violent
ly, and upon searching for the cause, it was
ascertained that large rat had entered the
apartment and attacked the child, who was
found covered with blood. The voracious
animal had bitten one hand entirely through
in two places, which is much swollen and
infiamed.- Advertiser.
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A WEDpMs INv1rATioN A Century
SINcE.-The Philadelphia Ledger says it has
seen the original of the following curious pa
per. It shows how they managed hymenial
preparations in the olden time:
My sweetheart as well as myself desire (if
it may suit thy convenience and freetom) that
thou wilt favor us with thy company at our
marriage, which is intended to be at Burling-
ton the 4th Of next month.
! am thy respectful friend,
Oct. 10th, .l746. AARON AsHBR1poE.
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Solitude and disappointment enter the
history Of every mans life and he is but
halfprovlded for voyage, who finds but
an associate for happy hours, while for
his months Of darkness and distress, no
sympathizlng partner is prepared.
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q The New York True Sun Of Monday
has the following notice Of another terri
bic death, said to have been brought about
by the use Of this new agent:
- Fatal EXPERIMENT WITH CHLoRo.
roRM.-A young lady, daughter of Mr..
Macdonald, baker in Catharine.street,
in this city, recently met death in the most
awful manner, from the use Of this now
fashionable but most dangerous prepare.
tion. About three weeks ago, the either
was employed to allay toothache; but
subsequently the sufferer was supposed
10 die, the cause does not appear. The
apparent death, however, was only. a
trance, or protrac,ed swoon; for, on open.
ing the coffin day or two ago, the un.
fortunate girl had turned round upon her
face, and in her agony and desperation
had actually destroyed two Of her fingers,
On recovering from the temporary death
by ethor..i e Ilf 4
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Political IufelI1geDCe-

NOMINATION OF A GOVERNOR FOR PEyNsyLvA-
NIA,-The wing State committee is Immediately
to assemble ca Harrisburg paper says to nominate
are named for candidates w. +. Johnston, the
Speaker OF the Senate, at present acting governor
Hon. James Cooper, General Joseph Markle, Hon
Andrew Stewart, Townsend Haines, Thomas NJ
T. McKennan, and others. The wings of Harris
burg had not discovered the mares nest some Of
our city journals have been amusing themselves
with, showing how clumsily expressed act of the
Legislature made TO enforce provision OF the con
stltuion, completely overthrows the fundamental
law of the State, and renders election lmpossl-
BILE. If the constitution can be setasde by the infor
maty of the Speaker OF the Senate not Issuing his
writ months before the election in accordance
with the act Of the Assembly, that officer may elect
himself governor for year longer than the people
ever contemplated, simply by voluntarily absentng
himself or ,neglecting TO perform the duty in the
tune that the act OF Assembly requires. The Lee
glslature went little beyond its authority when
1t undertook, IN creating the law, TO impose new
condition to the constitution. That instrument
says the resignation OF the governor must be made
three months before, TO enable successor to be
chosen, al the next succeeding lection The files
IN the office of the Secretary of the Common
wealth show that this has been DONE and that Is
all the constitution requires or all that the Legis-
lature has nght to exact; In spite OF this mpe-
dIment astutely raised, we predict that The
election will be held the constitution provides,
and that the man who receives the highest number
OF votes will be the next governor.
BARNBURNERs IN PENNSYLVANIA There was
quite demonstration OF the friends of Van Buren,
at Pittsburgh, on Friday evening. The feeling is
spreading in Pennsylvania A general demon
tratlon is about being made in the northern coun
lts. A large meeting was held at Honesdale
Wayne county, last week, at which strong re sou
tlons IN favor OF Van Buren,, and against Cass
were passed. Mr.. Dlrmick, prominent locoioco
presided.
PESNslLyANIA--The Hon. Richard Broadhead
g. & declines reelection TO Congress from the
TeniA District of Pennsylvania
Hon. George Evans, OF Maine is epoken of for
tie Vice Presidency on the Van Buren, ticket.