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AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK.

s1rHIS Istitu,ion being now fully organized is
ready to receive deposites, and to pay interest
on the same. at the rate Of two per centum per an
mum where the dcpoeites are Withdrawn I'm four
months, four per cent per annur, in case the depos
ties remain longer than four and less than twelve
months, and five per cent for twelve months and
longer. The Directory meets regularly on Tues
day ut 4o'c'ock, p M. in each week. Notes offered
for discount must. .bs left with the Treasurer on
Tuesday before the Board meets Stockholders are
notified pay TO the Treasurer ten dollars on each
share at once. The weekly contributions are to DO
paid every Tuesday-25 cents ON each share.
BY order of the Board. e.,
BENZ. CRAWFORD, PREs'r.
ROBERT CowAN, Treasurer.
Nov. |, lS4S.--6w.
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Stand back Gentlemen and let The GuiA pass,
General Taylor has beaten Leuis Cas-
WIN1gistG GOODS
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-11-15

SHOES AND BOOTS.-Now open and ready
- -, for sale at low prices, ON the lowest terms,
MOST extensive assortment WHITE 4 CO.
Nov. Is, lS48
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-11-15

tpAIHiNNlP III laiDIO1t NlNSo
IAYNES' EXPECTORANT, do. Carmi
~ tive Balsam, do. Vermifuge, do. Hair ID
Cherry Pectoral, Ga new arlicle) Wistar's b
Cherry, Townsend's Sarsaparilla, SC.
Also large supply Of Columbian Ink, in bot
large and small, for sale by
ESKRIDGE s. CUSHING.
Staunton, Nov. |, 1913.
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Drugs, Medicines, Glass, Put
ty, Paints and Dye StuHs.

ESKRIDGE s. CUSHING, have just receiv-
- ed their Fall Supply of the above, together
with small stock of Fancy Articles, Perfumery,
which they offer to the public reasonable terms
White Lead Pure and No. Gin OI,) Li,secd
Oil. Sp'ts I'mpentine, Litinge, Chrome
Green, Gin OIL do. Yello,c. do Pruss.
Blue, do. Lamp Black, do Pari:
Green, do. Ieiio,o Chrome,
do Pen. Red DO for
80 hedrihs
AND I'LL OTHER PAINTS IN COM
. mon. USE.
Call at the Sign of the Golden Mortar.
Staun,on, Nov. /, lS4S.
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o. Flour in Baltimore s. H. Flour in Rich
mpnd 81
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-08-07
Worcester, July /, l84s.
CIRCULAR

To the Ladies of Worcester County.
An arrangement mas been entered into between the
Worcester County Agricultural Society, and the Worces-
ter County Mechanics Association whereby the Exhibit
0n of Manufactures the coming Autumn is relinquished
tn the direction of the Mechanics Association.
The undersigr ed have been appointed a Committee to
Solicit from the LADIES OF the County, especially from
those whose contributions have heretofore formed
ractive feature in the Exhibitions of the Agricultural
Sncety and from all others disposed contribute speci-
mems of their SKILL industry, and perseverance, all de-
partments of labor peculiarly pertaining woman.
Specimens OF NeedLeUork-or the products OF the LOOM
whether of Cotton, Wool, Worsted Silk articles of
comfort, convenience or luxuary; aso Drawings Paint
ings, and articles of elegance taste whether products
Of leisure moments of regular occupation solicited
md il is hoped that such zeal and spirit of emulation
will be manifested that the coming exhibition will rank
equal 10 those of previous years. while under the auspices
OF the Agricultural Society.
competent person will be appointed to take charge of
all contributions and such places assigned for them in the
Hall, will best exhibit their exceencies The
the contributors together with the article articles
trbuted will be entered book, and number attached
to them whereby they be readily identified, and
fully restored to the OWNER
The Exhibition will commence TUESDAY, the 26th
cTSepten5er preceding the day of Cattle Show. and
nue four days longer. 1t is desirable that all articles
intended for Exhibition should be forwarded PUTNAM
W. TAFT OF Worcester the Superintendent, presented
at Il Hail. early the Saturday preceding the day
exhibition, in order that they may be properly arranged
WILLIAM A. WALLACE,
ALBERT TOLMAN
GEORGE PHELPS.
Inv l. 1919
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Worcester Go. Mechanics Association.
CIRCULAR TO MANUFACTURERS.

The Worcester County Mechanics Association
announce to the public that their FIRST EXHIBITION for
the encouragement CT Manufactures Mechanic Arts
VII be holden al the City Hall in the CITY WoRcEs-
Ter, on TUESDAY the TUpty sirtk dau of September
heT being The week OF the annual Cattle Show i'll this
place.
The undersigned being Committee to issue Circular
To the Mechanics Manufacturers and Artists of Worcester
county. do most respectfully invite ALL who NAV have
achieved any discovery in science skill or art or have
Invented or Improved useful machine or implement
TO offer for exhibition and Premium articles in every de-
Partmeht q labor or SKILL which may tend in any manner
10 add to the comfort Improvement of mankind whether
oil wood stone, metal other material. The products
am all articles generally considered being work of
" the farer portion of Creation are solicited and shall
have proper places in the Exhibition.
Medals of Silver and honorary Diplomas will be award
ca 10 the inventors or propretors of such machines i'm
PIGMENTS, or scientific discoveries, shall be deemed
most important 10 the well being Of mankind and also
superior skill and workmanship articles exhibited NAV
Deserve it being understood that far possible such
machines, implements discoveries are to form part
of the present Exhibition and the Government pledge
themselves that no Partially shall be observed in their
dlarlhution In issuing this Circular appeal to each
and all the Mechanics, Manufactures Artisans of this
extensive County and feel assured from the benefit
ing from Exhibitions in other Cities that be
devised which will tend to promote the mechanical skill
and interests in great degree, which brings
geher, at view, the productions industry
sclence and taste thereby aording the whole community
an opportunity for correctly Judging upon the
anil wonderful improvements of the present dayand far
Their than this who doubt that social ties and feelings
are enlarged Strengthened and improved by the inter-
change of views and opinions, afforded by such Exhibit
onsif so, friends and all others, who may
have the power will lend their aid, influence and good
will on the present occasion.
10 prevent inconvenience dissatisfaction, and in order
to prominent places in the Exhibition contributors
earnestly requested 10 send their goods in season.
they may be entered properly arranged or before
Saturday, the 23d of September if possible.
Contributors requested to address JOHN BOYDEN,
Secretary OF this Committee, Worcester, Mass, which
will meet with promA attention. and every facility posi-
BILE will be given to exhibit their productions the best
nd antage. VIM. b. FOX,
VIM A. WHEELER,
FREEMAN UPHAM,
SAMUEL DAVIS,
ICHABOD WASHBURN,
WIN. NJ. BICKFORD,
JOHN BOYDEN.
Worcastar Iuly1 JoAQ
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MI. EIwen, Saw Manufactures,
Valuable Real Estate at Auction.

WI I'LL be sold at Auction on SATURDAY,
I'm w AUGUST NINETEENTH, at IL O'Clock,
EiSsgL A. NJ, on the premises, the valuable REAL ES
TATE situated on the corner OF Central and Qunsga
mond Streets On the said lot two story HOUSES,
Of tenemens each. The above property is situated in
the central part OF the city, and affords rare opportunity
for persons wishing to make profitable investment as
the situation of II Is such that must advance rapidly in
value The attention of purchasers is respectfully solc
tied to the above sale. lo-
Any one wishing examine the above property can do
so nv calling Mr. G. r. BoNNEY at the American Tenn
nerance House Terms liberal and made known at sale
IF The day should be stormy, the sale will be postponed
until the following Saturday, Aug 26 at the same time
and place. THUS IL; nELDh q W
Worcester, Aug. A. dw2w Aucprs'
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CongressionaI Proceedings.
FRIDAY, August 4,

FRIDAY, August 4.
SENATE. Mr.. Dix, from the Com. on Com.
merce, reported bill from the House for the an
nexing part Of the State of Indiana to the Chi
cago Collection District. The bill was then
read third time and passed.
Mr. Dix, from the same Committee, reported
bill from the House to license Yachts, which
was read third time and passed.
The Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation bill
was engrossed for third reading, An amend
ment was adopted for paying Com. BIddle as
Acting Commiss, oner to China.
House. The Army Appropriation bill was
discussed.
Mr. Daniel of N. e advocated the Southern
side Of the slavery question.
Mr. Bolts offered an amendment to the Army
bill, as to have 10, 900 rank and file instead OF
1000 in the U. S. Army.
Mr. Cobb of Ga, followed with amendment.
Mr. Vinton made closing speech. A debate
followed between Messrs. Bolts, Harris, Nc
Lane, and Gentry.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-08-07

SIGNIFIcANT. A gentleman,-a Wing mem
Der of the Legislature of 1916, -c called upon us
few days since to learn what answer the late
Wings of his town ought to make to the call for
Wing State Convention Upon replying
that we supposed the Taylor men would answer
it, he said =" We have no Taylor men. If we
send anybody it must be free soil men,
Ror6uru Gazette
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PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE AND USE 1T

Messrs. II. P. Skinner & Son merchants, Hudson, CO.
um6ia Co, N Y, who say that for the two years they
have sold IT, not one who had used it, has said he
did not receive full value for the money he paid it,
And that several physicians recommended it to their
port many bottles as being sold to physicians.
BrGnt's Tn dian Pulmonary B ais a m
prepared expressly for the of Consumption Coughs
Asthma Bronchitis Splitting Of Blood Pains in the Breast,
Side or Back, and LIVER COMPLAINTS and
Brdnt's Indian Purifying ErtrGct
is the Chiefs Great Purifier of the Blood, and never has
failed to Scroula Eypeas, liberated and Nursing
Sore Mouth Biles, Ulcers, Scad Head Rheumatism, Salt
Rheum, and all ERUPTIVE and SKIN DISEASES and
b It's extraordinary power in regulating and equazns the
JoHNA. CLUssMAN, General Agent. ONCE so Cedar
St. New York, who has appointed the following Agents;
Enoch Merrill, l89 Main st, Worcester; E. Sanford g.
Co., Oxford S. e. g. Shepley, Fitchburg; D. P Billings
Ware Village; A. c. Nichols, Barre; Alpheus Haywood
Athol Factory Village Wethere Field & Haws, Peters.
ham; Read & Smith, New Braintree Allen Newell, West
Brookf,ld; VIM. II. Sessions & Co, Warren; Smith &
Bates, FskdaeVillage; L. Ammidown & Co. souhbridge;
Rufus Rawson, Webster; Knapp d Bacom, East Douglas
Mowry & Murdoch, Uxbrdge; WIN A. Hayward, Milford;
D. B, Fisk Upton; l. Stowe & Co. Graon |. Winter
CRY & Co, Princeton; N. IL. Pearson, Sterling; W. S
Thurston, Lancaster; G. A. Aen Leominster; Joseph
Whitman. Westminster d2awSFeeply32
WHAT ALL WANT, AND BY ALL WHO
USE THEM SAY.
WHAT ALL WANT, AND ALL WHO USE THEM
SAY-Among the numerous purgatives given, it is &C.
knowledged by all persons who have used Kecks Sugar
Coated Pills that they have found so safe and vaua
BILE; they also complete substitute for mercury in
every shape and form They suitable for all
tions and ages, and being entirely vegetable no inquiry
need be appehended from taking cold. any other
They will he found SAFE easy and pleasant catharc in
every where one is indicated required Nearly all
the pnrgaves administered pass through the stomach and
bowels without stimulating them sufficiently to create
healthy action, but this medicine only ceanses them
of bilious morbid NATTER but likewise changes the
secreons, while at the same time they iRvgorate
store their They gently and loosen all the
hard and impure matter collected in The stomach and in
tesnes, and carry off completely by full easy and nat
ua excavations Their purity ildness, safety certain
y and lhooughnes render them the desirable medi
cine known
Orders TO be directed to HERRICK & CO., No 6 James
St., Albany NY. Sold by D. SCoTT, in. & Co.. TUCK
& RUGGLEs, and S. C.WHITE, Worcester dwlt
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-08-07

% The Cass papers tell US that every demo-
cratic vote which is given against the nomination
at Baltimore weighs in favor OF Taylor,-and the
Taylor papers say every whig vote which is Civ
en- against Taylor goes in favor of Cass. Ac-
cording to this logic, if there should be an equal
number of" bo.ters'' from each party, both Cass
and Taylor would be elected-or neither
Dedhan, Democrat
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-08-07

From CAPE HAYTlEN. Letters received in
this city, by the brig Sienus, from Cape Hay
ten, 22d ult., report everything quiet at that
date, The President had lett Aux Cages, and
was at Jeremie at the latest advices.-Bos Jour.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-08-07
DIR. III. M. RISMOP.

SfNFN SS1s OPERATES in all branches of
@sS@N q ST INS~- Dentistry, at No 1852, Main ST..
The liberal patronage he has en-
oyed in Worcester the past years. enables him
Ter those wishing work to great variety of operations
ne hopes, by the best of references skill and in
ranging artificial teeth prices and warranted work to
satisfy all that employ him. June q
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-08-07

ROSs's XpresS forward all sorts OF par
GELS and small cases. through direct the Worcester
Rail Road to Newport, Fall RiUer Bristol and Harren
July %. dwtf
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CEELOROFORM
MILLER & NEWTON-D DEN

MILLER g NEW IUN-UEJVITNI'S,
1876 MAIN STREET,
Having first introduced the Chloroform into Worcester
and successfully used in their practice prepared to
administer ii in all cases where it is needed.
s. =. MILLER,
Worcester, Jan Z. diff JAMES NEWTON.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-08-07
Miss Br1ce'S Drawing School,
WARREN BLOCK.
For particulars inquire al No. s.
instruction i'm Music and Drawing

Miss C. c. BENEDICT will give Instruction in
Music the Piano Forte and in Drawing with the Pen,
Gil and with Crayons and taking Lkenesses with Crayons
from Life For terms, &C., inquire ut Rev. Mr.. BENE-
DIcT's ELM STREET, few rods OF Gov Lincon's
Re)erences--Rev. Mr.. Sulaey Hon. A. D. Foster, and
@. =. Long, Esq diff July 90
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AT BRINLEY HALL ON TUESDAl

wednesday, Thursday, and Friday Evenings,
August 9Th, eth, 10th, and llth.
The MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH will be exhibited and
its entire construction and operation explained.
Experiments with a newly invented AIR PUMP
COLT S SUBMARINE BATTERY. A ROD OF IRON
made stand in the Air on notwithstanding the
new power discovered by Mr. Page of The Patent Office.
A CIRCULAR RAIL ROAD exhibited with Engine
and Car driven by electrIfying THE TRACK ONLY. An
ELECTRIC ENGINE, driven without magnets
GROVES GREAT GALvANIC BATTERY-one of the
largest ever made, &C. &c. Many Of the experiments
At the close Of The Lecture the GREAT ORIGINAL
PAINTING of tho
COURT OF DEATH,
nv Rembrandt Peale will be exhibited and explained =
This painting is owned by Peale family, and valued
S25 OOO 1t is exhibited for less than IS CENTS
cep in cases like the present. il offered without charge
to those who NJ tend Dr. C's Lecture. Dr. Cotton
main but four days in Worcester. Doors open at ~
Lecture to commence at g. Tickets rs cents
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-08-07

Gigbert'S Patent Plates.
THIS new principle Setting Teeth wi bout springs il
used by lid H. r BISHOP
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CHLOROFORM

OIILURUFUKM.
DIR. HARRIS, l54 Main Street, prepared to Extract
Teeth Without pain by the of this recently discovered
substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM.
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MARRIED
DIED.

In Hardwick, July Is, Miss Sarah G. Holt SO.
In Walpoe, N H., July &c, Mis- Mary Ann, wife of Mr.
Frederick w. Scovel and daughter of Mr. Calvin Dens
more, Of Alstead. So.
In Waterbury, Dea. Paul Dillingham; revolution
airy pensoner, 80.
In Lancaster, July 81 Emily Grace, youngest child of
Mr. Rufus X Ladd, % mos.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-08-07
PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPES.
1876 MAIN STREET.

1876 MAIN STREET.
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE.
The subscriber happy inform the citizens Wor-
ceser and vicinity that he has made arrangements
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 sit account of previous engagements and
crowded state of my call again. Mr.. Walkers
reputation artist of superior and skill any
who have visited Worcester is well established
need any comments suffice say that he has received
Diplomas and Medals for Daguerreotypes exhibited
in New York. and the ONLY Daguerreoty pst Wor-
who has received Premium advertisements
tocontrary notwithstanding.
Having enlarged my Rooms ttcice the size of any
Others in this city, would invite citizens and strangers
call, whether contemplating sitting or not.
June 6. diff GEO. ADAMS.
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FIRE INSURANCE.

THE American Insurance Company, Prcvi-
L dence, R. l.: continue to insure against LOSS or
DAMAGE BY FIRE, on Cotton, Wooden, and other Man
1actol es Buildings, and Merchandise favorable
The Capital Stock,
$4,000,
all paid in, and well invested Directors-Wm. Rho les
Robert R. Stafford Amos D. Smith, Resolved Waterman
Shubae Huchins Ebcnezer Kelley, Tuy d. Brown. Ma.
thaniel Bishop George S. Rahbone Caleb Harris Jabtz
Bullock, Walker Humphrey, and Allen .. Peck.
Persons wishing Insurance ere requested to direct
their applications (Which should be accompanied with
particular description of the property per mall to the
President Secretary of the Company and the will
meet with prompt attention.
ALLEN O. PECK, President
WALKER HUMPHREY, Secretary.
American Insurance Co IS 4
Office, Nov 8, 1886.
% The subscriber is authorized receive applications
or Insurance by the above Company
w. o. BARTLETT,
Office in Bulman Block
Worcester Jan l, 1867. dist
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DR.. @, O, COTTON,

w ILL have the honor to give Course Of FOUR LIE
w TURES. with practical Experiments illustrate
the latest discoveries in
ELECTRO MAGNETISM,
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PRATT, DOWNES a. SCOTT,
Successors to T.W & G. P. BANcRorr)
AuCti0neers & Commission Merchants

AND
agents for Buying and Selling Real Estate,
l55 Main Street, Worcester.
r. D. s. will attend 10 sales OF Real Estate and Personal
Property in any part OF the County.
Consignments cfaH kinds Of Property solicited.
Feb 10. uWu
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-06-09

To OUR SUBscRIBERs.-To each of our sub
scribers we send this week two copies of the
Journal. Our object in doing this is to circu-
late the sketch of the life and services of Gen
Cags, our candidate for the Presidency. We
think it all-mportant that his brilliant and
useful career as public man should be known
as early as possible to the people of North
Carolina. The additional paper will only cost
each subscriber one cent, the postage. All
we ask of those to whom this extra paper is
sent, is to circulate it. Give ii 10 some one Of
your neighbors, who otherwise would no
have an opportunity of seeing it, We would
also suggest to the subscribers to the Journa
that they would keep this number OF the pa
per by them for reference during the campaign
Next week we will publish an interesting
sketch of the life of our candidate for the Vic
Presidency, Gen. VIM o. Butler, from the pei
of Francis P. Blair, formerly Editor of tn
Globe
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-06-09

eminent; while the other, strong in its Co.,.
tons of the intelligence and virtue of The No..
believes that original power is safer than de,.aos'
and that the solution of the great problem Of r"a
government consists in governing with the 1 10y
force, and leaving individual action as FREQ os'
restraint as is compatible with the preserva,io. "
the social system, thereby securing to each ali =,
freedom which is not essential to the welI.h.;uS
of the whole. ICING
As party. we ought not to mistake tho :;
of the times; but should bear in mind. .h., sns
an age of progressed advancement in all ,L WI"
ments of intellectual power and in the on;n; NC Gle.
the world. The general government sho"II OF
sumo no powers-it should exercise mono 1 ", as
have not been clearly granted by the para, "n.cn
federal compact. We ought to construe ~ :" me
stitution strictly, according to the received 'on
sound principles of the jefferson schoo, Sna
while rash experiments should be denreca,oa put y.
the government is stationary in its princirioa Il
action. and refuses to accommodating its me- VI
within its constitutional sphere-caut;ons,r
deed, but wisely and cheerfuIly -to the advsD, 'u
sentiments and necessities Of the age. il will g.
its moral force impaired, and the public will , ",au
mined to do what the public authority itself sS.s,i
readily DO, when the indications of pomar soU,:.
ment are clear and clearly expressed "'''
With great respect, gentlemen, have the hos
or to be your ohedient servant, LEWIS CAss.
Hon. A. Stevenson,
President of the Democratic Convention .ra
The Vice Presidents of the same.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-06-09

SKETCH OF GEN. CAss-We present to our
readers a sketch of the life and services of our
distinguished leader, Gen. Cass. We know
that it takes up considerable space in the col
umns OF our weekly sheet, but still we pre-
sumo, as a matter of course, our readers will
be pleased to see, in condensed form, the
history of the career of man who is to lead
US on to glorious victory in November next
The sketch. though short, is faithful, and We
think ought to be read by every Democrat. Il
will be seen that Gen. Cass has devoted
nearly half a century to the public service
and has, during that long period, filled tht
highest stations, both civil and military. II
our next we will present sketch of the life
of our candidate for the Vice Presidency, Gen
VIM O. BUTLER.