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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-21
KAN AWA ~.

KAN AWANe
0A1s OFF ffom The subscriber, about the hrs
IL. ~ March iasf, my boy ALBERT VII
- rtsari e SO for his apprehension, q -
- $50 Rsafori and delivered 10 me. ale.Sny
,~,.oS,hle rerarl for him Il taken IN an odloin-
;se eo,iniv. Albert IS low, well SCI man,
hI&ck has god - q ted, and very inlelll-
eenl expression; can read 40 VIE =. :
s'esll essr an ne cheek, think On The right ne
49, $780, n,iIon the right hand has been inlur-
u - skoWs he efIccf q the Wound though heal
sZ.n - seveTs5i Penrs nn1 he dress gen1eely.
1uI Sk,1r,1f,n cuncefning him shall Be thank-
fully ,ivci. md literally rewarded. -.
John p. Chiffon
EYhchoA n. k,,S;l a 19E9--3l
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q lss MDEACM MGLIL
TTRIED Peaches and Apples just Received and
IL for sale for cash bY E. n MILLER
April 9, 1878 !
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-21

T6WBS-Tuck Cr0Uied, Dressing Cloth,
~ Hair and Tooth Brushes, which | viii sell
low for CASH THOS. RAWLANS.
Z Febl9.
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VI ARRIED.

OdhItm' NOV Nou, ny new !uf hlmoall mr JAMES
Miller OF New Branree to Miss Julia A Lincoln OF o.
In Leicester, Nov 81 by Rev Or. Nelson, Dr. Charles
w. Whitcomb to Miss Marion NJ Estabrooks
In Boston, Nov So Mr. Charles G. Stevens of Warwick,
TO Miss Nancy NJ. Bowers Dec 2, John o. Stone MD.
OF New York Miss CahaTne c. daughter of the late
Patrick T. Jackson Esq
In Salem Nov SO, VIM. S. Robinson ESQ, Editor of the
Boston Republican, to Miss Harriette j. Hans, n, OF
Lowell.
A. Harris.
In Lunenbnrg, Nov 80, Mr. Adna Gushing of Boston, to
Miss Maria Hills, daughter of Jacob Proctor.
In Lancaster, Nov %, Mr. Edmund Moore, Of Sterling
Miss Susan s. Howard.
In Lowell, THANKSGIVING Eve, by Rev Mr. Lucius F..
Waite, of North Brookfed, Miss Lucy Pierce of L..
In Oxford, Nov 80, Capt Stevens De Witt, go. lie
for long time Director in the Oxford Bank-Agent OF
the Oxford Wool Manufacturing Company, and much
respected in all his domestic social and business relations
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The PROGRESS OF TIE CHOLERA. We re
greet TO state that this great scourge is the in
crease, and that there is no doubt of its existence
here. There have been twenty five cases, and
fourteen deaths in all at the hospital, at Quaran.
tine, since the packet ship arrived. Five of these
were new cases, and tour of deaths, which occur
ed yesterday. OF this number, three are of per-
sons attached to the building and who were new
er on board the ship.
The Courier & Enquirer, of Friday last,says:
The new cases of cholera are noted without ap-
parent alarm. If the authorities of the city shall
thereby be stimulated TO bastir themselves to ef-
feet thorough cleansing of the streets and
wharves, and the crowded emgrant boarding
houses, good will come of the evil.
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THE SICK MANS FRIEND.

DIR. A. D. GUULETT, son OF the ceIebrated
Indian Doctress MRS. RICHARDSON, and Reformed P1ac-
Eioner of Medicine, having dissolved partnership with
DR.. Provost, of the late firm oDrs Gouett Provost by
mutual consent continues his practice heretofore at his
Old Office No 227 MAIN STREET, LETT hand, up stairs,
the Store Of C. c. Clapp.
DR. Goulett in practice, nothing but Vegetable or
Botanic Medcines-and be consulted at his office at
all hours of the day, from in the morning in the
evening; and all other honrs he be found at his
Boarding Place. United States Hotel.
Dr. g. takes this occasion tn say, that he feels grateful
for the he has received from his friends and patrons
in the extensive practice he has enjoyed since his resi-
dence in this city, and he trusts he shall merit contnu
of their patronage and friendship by his services and
well directed efforts in their behalf
Oct IS. DIFF A. ID. GOULETT.
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COLuMBUs, Saturday,. De!

OHIO LEGISLATURE. Several attempts have been
made in the Senate TO elect Sergea a,Arms, but
without success.
No progress has been made business N the House,
The Wings renewed the proceeding OF yesterday, and
the Locos continue o.cupy he hall.
A Committee app; ined TO procure pre- aching az
to morrow. 1t Is believed there viii be no legislation
this winter,
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WE ARE CONSCIOUS OF DOING GOOD.

Ii Is with feelings OF profound satisfaction that point
10 The immense reputation enjoyed by the family pill,
known HERICK'S SUGAR COATED PILL. The
unparalleled triumphs diseases daily taking place,
and the increa ed determination OF those who them
list of popularity, and first in the mind OF the sick. No
should become discouraged in trying remedies until
these pills have been tried. More have been per.
formed by them than any six kinds of medicine known
Their have awaked in the midst of the profession
determination to avail themselves ct their virtues in the
treatment of their patients fully willing their
pounding with Dr. Herrck, who is regularly educated
physician, and such his remedies worthy of the
Of patronage.
Orders be directed to HERRICK & CO., No. James
Ct, Albany NY Sold by d. SCoTT, JR & Co.; E. N.
TUCKER, and S. G. WHITE, Worcester dw1t50
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HuZZah for our Side.
Massachusetts Health Insurance Go.
CAPITAL q O O0n

Chartered and Established in Boston, April 1947.
CONTINUE to insure MEN against the expenses of
~ SICKNESS, for term Of years. Number OF members
nearly 5000 Amount sick allowances paid during the
past six months $500.
The SICK ALLOWANCE applies to the time that the
member is totally disabled from labor and under medical
care, whether he is confined to the house or not.
THOMAS TARBELL, President
A. L. STImsoN, sec'ry
Once No. Museum Building, fremont st Boston.
MIR. A. HI. BELLOWS has been appointed AGENT
in Worcester County for the Mass. Health ms Company
and has given the required bond faithful PERFORM
ance of this duty.
He will visit the different in the County receive
applications for insurance. and settle claims upon the Com
pany for sick allowance.
Worcester Office, No. A, under Brinley Hall.
Dec 8, l64s. diff
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TAKE NOTICE.

THE members ofthe Worcester Mutual Fire Insurance
l. Company are hereby notified that The Annual Meet
Ing of said Company will be holden their Office on
HednesdGy the thirteenth day of December instant at
O'Clock z. NJ for the choice of Ocers if the Com
panv will change the time of meeting of the Directors,
ami any other business which may legally
before them.
Bysorder of the President and Directors,
ANTHONY CHASE, Sec'ry.
We, cester, Dec. 6. 1648 d
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DIED.

In Rutland, Dec 2, Mr. Dana Frost formerly of Holden,
aged IS.
In Boylston Nov &c. Sarah Electa daughter of Mr. Levi
HslbroHk yrs.
In Holden, Nov 29, Dea. Peter Rice, n.
In Oxford, Dec Sth Lucy Anna, daughter of Dr. s. O..
Paine, years.
In Irasburgh W.T. Nov 49, Mrs sukey wife of Mr. Eleazer
Toward, 20.
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Insurance against Fire!

The Etna Insurance Company,
No. SO State-st., Hartford, Conn.,,
With sound and available Capital of $3.50, 900
OFFER their protection against loss damage by fire
the citizens of Worcester and its vicinity 1t nsuie
generally, Factories, and Mills the favoratls
terms.
This Institution has been In operation nearly quarter
centuryits reputation Jor liberal adjustments, and its
prompttude in paying losses, we'll known and estab
lshed. THOMAS X. BRACE, President
SIMEON L. LOOMS, Secretdrs.
Hartford, March 6, a45. istf
" Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance in the above
Company, REFERRED for more particulars, to A. II
BULLOCH, ESQ, WALDO BLOCK, Worcester, Mass.
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fYis2z5s Proposes to resume the Practice Of Medt-
NJCYYY1 cine, So far relates to the treatment o.
the Diseases Of Children whit h arise from
difficult denton. 1t is fact that most OF the Irregular
ties and consequently many of the defects OF the second
set of teeth, caused by mismanagemert during the
eruption and before the appearance OF the first teeth
The practice of Dentistry several years past, has
made the principles and Of dentiton also the
rritatOns resulting from it familiar and therefore an ap
propriate department OF practice.
Apply at 100 Main Street, at House.
The subscribers have formed cOBnexOn In the bust
of Dentistry, which will be continued at the Old
Stand 80 Main Street. O. ii. BLOOD, M. ID.
Sept. 22-tf C. d. COOK, NJ. d.
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Dancing,

Mr.. T. F. GASZYNSKI begs to inform his friends and
patrons in Worcester that he will his classes in
Fencing aud Dancing Saturday afternoon in BRINLEY
HALL. An opportunity is offered TO those who have not
finished their Lessons, do at this time.
Mr. CASEY nski can be at The Am Temp. House.
g. diff
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Private School.

MISS Nj. E. ROWLAND will commence tn
Winter Term Of her School Monday, Dec. 4h, at a
Main Street The pupils may receive instruction in Draw
ing halt days in a week. DIT Nov24.
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Messeneer,s Malice.

WORCESTER, S. December 6, 1913.
ENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Commissioner in InsoIyep-
cy Tor the County Of Worcester has this day issued
warrant alnst the Estate of A. BRAMAN CUMMINGS
VI pAord IN said County, butcher, nsoveDt debtor
ana we payment OF any debts the delivery of any
properly belonging to said iBsovent debtor, TO him. or
forbidden by law - -
Inc first meeting of the creditors of said debtor WIFI
ne hoden at the Office of said Commissioner in Worcester
aioresad on the nineteenth day of December fnstang
~ zen O'Clock in the forenoon prove their debts and
''G J an assignee or assignees of his Estate.
uo'Wlt4S j. DAY, d. s., Messenger.
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Messengers Notice,

1IAOS9C1ISOI NUIICte
TPSkMEb5SSTERi SIS: December g. 1e4s
ENkY CHAPLIN, Esq, Commissioner of Insolvency
Tor The County of Worcester, has this dsy issued
warrant against the Estate of MATTHIAS MEAD az
Ashburnham in said County, blacksmith an insolvent
ueOor and the payment of any debts or the delivery
vi any property belonging to the said debtor, to him
are forbidden by law. -'
Inc first meeting of the creditors said debtor Will
ne heid at the office of said Commissioner in Wercester
IN sala county, on the tWenty second day Of December
S5dn al eleven O'Clock in the forenoon for the proof
Estate. = 'e'1 - LAS
D9dStwlt50 X. HARDWOOD, D. Sheriff.
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70 RosS'S XpresS forward all sorts of par
GELS and small cases. through direct, the Worcester
Rail Rosd to Newport, Fall RtUer, Bristol and Barren
july %. dwtf
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NOTICE.

NHE subscriber having disposed of his interest in the
Worcester House, has lett his accounts and papers in
the hands of HENRY CHAPLIN. Esq, and those who have
4ms against, debts him, requested TO call
the Office OF said Chaplin, No 100 Main Street.
THOMAS E. WOOD.
Worcester, New 49, 1913.
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NV. B. PALMER agent for this paper in Boston
New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore. Office in Bos-
ton, No Congress Street.
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NOTICE.

IVV 1VElI
TIVE subscribers having sold the Period
ical Establishment kept by them at No. Walnut
to Mr.. G. A. HARRINGTON, would take this method to
inform the public that the copartneshp previously exist
ing under the firm of SHATTUCK AmEs is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. We have made
with Mr. Harrngton's Agent, Mr.. THOMPSON, to supply
them with all papers periodicals which may be due
them by US, II previously by Mr. Gray.
ORVILLE J. SHATTUCK.
Dec. 7th lS48. d BENJAMIN H. AMES,
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber having sold his interest in the Peod
L cal Establishment kept by him at No. 2, Walnut
street, Messrs Shatuck Ames, takes this opportu-
nifty return his thanks his friends tor their liberal
patronage, and would recommend Messrs. Shattuck Il
Ames to their favorable notice.
All persons having demands against him are requested
to present the same, and all indebted him will be pre-
scented with their bills i1 a few DAYS. ! have made ar
rangements with Messrs. shattuck & Ames, supply my
subscribers with the Periodicals Papers, which may be
due to them JOHN GRAY, in.
Dec. 9Th, I84e.
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Drawing School,

MISS BRUCE has re-Opened her Drawing School,
at No. go Main Street, in the block north of
the Centre Church. Lessons will be given any time most
convenient for the pupils Evening lessons be given il
preferred Tuition-or "a Lessons OF II hours each in
Pencil and Crayon Drawing and Water Painting, SIS Oil
Painting 90 cts per Lesson of two hours EACH Lessons
also given in Wax and Worsted Flowers.
Tuition to be paid the third Lesson.
We the undersigned being acquainted with Miss BRUCE
and having witnessed her teaching the of
Drawing in this City, take great pleasure in recommend
ing her well worthy the patronage of those wishing
take lessons in that branch. WARREN LAZELL,
Worcester, Dec Z, 1648 d6t E. T. MARTIN
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CHLOROFORM.
DR. I'd. H. RLOOD.

DR.. HARRIS, l54 Main Street. is prepared to Extract
Teeth tkout pain by the of this recently discovered
substitute for Ether-CRLoROFoRa
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Messenger,s Notice.

WORCESTER, SIS December II, le49.
ITENRY CHAPLIN, Esq Commissioner Of lnsov
for the County of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of PAUL BAILY, in i, OF
Sterling, In said County, an insovent debtor, and the
payment of any debts or the delivery of any property
belonging 10 said nsovent debtor, him or for his use
and the transfer of any properly by him forbidden
by law. Us s..r
The first meeting of the creditors of said debte will
be held al the office of said Commissioner In Worcester
in said County, the toenty eighth dag Of December
ins at O'Clock In the forenoon, for the proof OF
debts and the choice Of assignee assignees OF his
Estate.
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New Upholstery Shop,

VIZ & F. A. BROWN, would beg leave inform the
w citizens of Worcester and vicinity, that they have
taken rooms on Norwich Street, opposite the Depot,
where they will manufacture order, French Pattern
Sofas Lounges, Divsns, Tabourets, &c.. Curled Hair
and Palm Leaf Mattresses, Pew Cushions Pews lined
and stuffed Drapery Curtains and Window Shades put
up Carpets cut and made. All kinds Of Upholstery work
repaired in neat and superior manner
Dec 8 d-3m
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FRENCH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON, Once and Botanic Depot BARKER &
EsTABRooK's STORE, UP STAIRS LIST door the right,
O13du 227 Main Street, Worcester.
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COpartnerrship Notice.

COpaftMeFrShIp NOTICE.
TINE coparnershp previously existing under the
OF II. BLISS & CO., is this day by mutual consent
dissolved and all persons whose accounts due,
requested make immediate payment The business
will be continued by ] E. GREGORY.
s. II. BLISS,
Worcester, Dec /, lS49. JOS. Z. GREGORY.
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WANTEI

A PARTNER, who furnish cash capital, to do
N Flour and Grain business.
Dec6 dwSw FRANCIS E. BIGELOW.
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Valuable Mills for Sale.

kA tVNHE subscriber account of ace and deltca,
fA health, offers his very valuable mills for sale
a1 situated about q miles from tie vlllage in The
Raj road Station Oakdale consisting Of Mill
SAW MILL, Lathe MIL, and Shingis Nicotine The
Grst MIL mas two run OF stones and two Bolts one de-
smut Machlne for cleaning wasat, &c. and Corn Crack
err an ~ complete running ORDER, with plenty and
which Is Moving the remainder Wood LAID A good
TWO story Dwelling House, well finished and in good
pair situated within fifteen rods OF the mills, with
Inc above properly will he sold reasonable
and part Of the purchase money can remain
years, II desired. For particulars inquire the subscr
Der, or oliver NICHOLS, on the premises
NEHEMIAH PEARSON.
Sterling, Nov 81. dwlawews
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chronological Examinations,

MIR. A. CLAPP, Practical Phrenologis..
W. would inform all who wish to know their own capac
tiles powers, and dispositions that he may be found for
a few weeks, at Room No. II, Ameyican Temperance
House, AFTERNOONS AND EVENING".
Price OF an examination with chart so cts-Verho 40
scrption, % cs-Wrten opinion, 81 ,5o-Families and
Clubs at discount. W
Also.-Fowlets' chronological Books for sale and euh
scriptions received for the PHRENOLOGICAi. JoHR
NAL, and WATER CURE JOURNAL.
Worcester, Nov 81 164e. a,,
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$4,000 $4,000,

0U,UUU-S0U,UUU,
NE subscribers in consequence of the great scarcity Of
4 money, propose reducing their valuable Stock of
9oocs which is one OF the largest this city, and have
there ore MARKED DOWN stock some
80 per cent. less than our Regular Prices.
we do not wish, nor think it advisable TO enumerate
Yen different kinds of goods and prices the
prscce by most OF our neighbors but do saw thai
or the next sixty days. will sc more goods for ONE
lhoLLAk than can be had any other Store for one
dollar and twenty. five cents.
10 gye people o little idea what Low PRICFs
and prices. 1'0 a.
Rich Plaid Stripe Alpaca at Csc former price so
ram BLACK do at l24 do Is
Silk Warp do at33c do 50
"A Tibet, all colors, 1915 do $l,37
Prints and Furniture Patches at &c do
Linen Hdkfs, all linen, at64 do l23c
Heavy Brown Sheetngs, at DC do
Together with general assortment of
DE LANES, SHAWLS, PRINTS, FLAN-
NELS, BROAD CLOTHS, CASsIMERES sATINETs,
ana VEsTlNGs, all OF which will be sold for the next
sixty days at ruinous prices.
HALL & THOMPSON,
MOVES davis opposite Central Hotel.
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Singing School
DOWN WITH" THE PRICES

n AN almost daily reducing the prices of some
u OF my Goods of which find an overstock-among
other great bargains
PLAID ALPACCAS at 1874 cts sold early at
say cts.
Fine Silk Warp do. for 37A cts worth so cts
Superhne do. do. Tor 62tc, recently sold for 81.
A ENGLISH PRINTS for cts, lately sold
at l2t cts.
ga AMERICAN PRINTS, fine and fast col.
for Ct cts selling in other 10 cts and
sold lately at 124 cts
PLAID LlNSEYS, bright colors and good
quality, at l2A cts.
Ali wool SCARLET FLANNELS for Is cts.
Superior Scarlet Twed DO for rs cts
SILK STRIPE MADONNAS for 37t cents.
sold lnely for e24 selling elsewhere at so cts
EgSThe above mentioned articles are REALLY
VERY CHEAP. as is the entire stockwhch purchasers
should fail to examine, they will find that there is
TRUTH and less poetry in this advertisement
in many that published.
HENRY H. CHAMBERLAIN.
Dec 49, div w3t
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Rooms tn Lei.
STOVES. STOVES.

A1CI1 AhUSON &c LOKINCT. ~
ATOULD call the attention OF those in pursuit of the
w beet and cheapest Cooking Stove to New Az
Tight Stove arranged fer Wood and COawarraned n
suit all who give IL trial. Also-A large assortment NJ
Parlor, Office, and Box Stoves rs Main II eet
Sent 25-dtf
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DEATH IN THE FIELDS. An insane pau.
per, belonging to Greenwich Village, by the
name OF Mrs. Sally Hibbard, better known as
Sally Powers, strayed from the house of her
keeper, some eleven weeks since, and was not
discovered until Friday last when her BODY was
found in a field not many rods from the house in
state of decomposition indicating that it had
laiR there for many weeks. The body was
found laying in the outlet of spring Her pipe
W as laying by her side with her tobacco, her
snuff box laid under her arm. A pitcher and
tumbler were likewise near her.
At the time she left no apprehension was felt
in regard to her, as she would frequently leave
home and stay, for a week at time, with the
neIghbors, OF stroll away TO the towns in the vi.
cinity. On Friday last, she was found by lad,
who went to the place for the purpose of cutting
a stick.-Barre Gazette.
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IOtca Democracy. A leading Cass Democrat
of Iowa, writing TO the Ohio Statesman, after
giving the result of the election in that State.
says -
"The South has proved traitor to the Democ.
racy of the North, and in the future we must
depend upon ourselves, and maintain our own
interests, even at the sacrifice of the interests of
Southern slave propagandists We can no Ion,
ger rely upon them as our allies they are enc.
mics to our success and must be thrown off and
treated as such. And to make up for this loss
zoe must plant ourselues upon a northern plat
t0rna-the PLATFORM OF FREE Soil AND FREE
DEMOCRACY. II we are defeated this is the
only sensible and polite course we can pursue
the only ground upon which you can safely
stand in Ohio, and in every other Northern State,
If we are defeated, the Democracy of Iowa uill
plant Themselves firmly upon the FREE SOIL
PLATFORM as their last hope and only refuge
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Mysterious Outrage. We learn from the
Springfield Republican that daring and myste-
rious outrage was perpetrated in that town be-
tween and o'clock on Wednesday evening, at
the store OF James Fitzpatrick, merchant tailor.
Some unknown villain, standing on or near the
sidewalk, fred a pistol containing two balls
through the store window they passed in and
struck looking glass in which Mr.. Fitzpatricks
figure was reflected, as he stood on the opposite
side OF the store and spent their force in the wall
The inference from all the circumstances is, that
the person who fred the pistol intended to hit
Mr.. Fitzpatrick, and mstook his reflection in the
mirror for the real flesh and blood ITSELF If so
it a most providential escape Notwith-
standing the hour was one at which there is
great deal of passing at that point no one appears
TO have recognized the assassin, and he escaped.
The Selectmen have offered 5000 reward for the
detection of the perpetrator, and Mr.. Fitzpatrick
adds $50.
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no COMPROMISE. MIR Polk recommends and urges
The adoption Of the Missouri line the Slave question
Whereupon the Cleveland Free Democrat says-We
are sick-tired-of the words Compromise-harmony of
the Union. If our Union cannot be preserved, without
extending SLAVERY all over Creation 10 propitiate
breeders and buyers and planters of the Free Labor
hating South, then il is time that was blown into as
many Fragments as there PARTICLES Of gold-dus in
The territory we, by robbery, acquired Of Mexicu. No
SLAVES in those mines NO HUMAN CHATTELS
in Chat land. II is now FREE-it must remain FREE.
NO COMPROMISE! NO CONCESSION in FA.
YoK OF SLAVERY. FREEDOM OR DISSOLU.
TlON!! The clustering, bullying South, may have its
preference. If ii prefers "disuniOn" then Freedom
wOuld soon be the BOON OF ALL WHO ARE NOW
SLAVES.