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Positively the Last Week.
100 Learned Canary Birds.

CIGNOR sPINETTO with his Charners of Europe,wil
- be ia this City week sdGy, Dec. l8, and
Will give exhibitions every evening, for one week on
ly, at WALDO HALL, with his extraordinary perform
ing family, will appear rs different feats, every of
which appears almost incredible.
The entertainments conclude with the Battles ofNapo
sustained and the battle regularly fought by birds with
real cannon
tn ere uoW be performance Wednesday and SGtur-
day afternoon.
Time of exhibitions P NJ; and at u O'Clock in the
evening Admiuance IS cents-Children l2A cts.
Dec T.
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THE SICK MANS FRIEND.

DR.. A. d. GOULETT, son of the celebrated
Indian Doctress MRS. RICHARDSON, and Reformed P,dc
tfoner Of Medicine, having dissolved partnership with
DR.. Provost of the late firm oDrs Goulett Provost by
mutual consent continues his practice heretofore his
Old Office No. 227 MAIN STREET, left hand up stairs,
the Store of G.. G. Clapp
DIR Goulet in practice nothing bat Vegetable or
Botanic Northumberland be consulted his office at
all hours of the day, from in the morning in the
evening; and all other honrs he be found his
Boarding Place. United States Hotel.
Dr. g. takes this occasion tn say, that he feels grateful
for the avors 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
their patronage and friendship by his services and
well directed efforts in their behalf.
Octl9. diff A. D. GOULETT.
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THE NORTHERN RAILROAD. A locomotive
passed for the first time over the section Of this
road from Rouse's Point on Lake Champain, to
Mooers, Clinton county, where 1t intersects with
the road from Pattsburg, on the 9th OF Novem-
Der. The distance is about twelve miles, We
hope, in the course of another year, to announce
the passage of the cars all the way through from
the lake to 0gdensburg- Boston Courier.
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NTessenger,s Notice.

WORCESTER, SIS. December 49, ls48
TTENRY CHAPLIN ESQ., Commissioner Of Insolvency
II for County of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant agains st the Estate ofANDREW T. MclN TIRE
of Grafton in said County painter. an insolven debtor
and the payment of any debts the delivery of any
properly belonging said nsolvent debtor, him
for his use and the transfer any property by him
forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said debtor will
be held the Office of said Commissioner, in Worcester
in said County, on the fourth dag of January neat
ten O'Clock in the forenoon, for the proof debts and
the choice of an assignee assignees Of his Estate.
d5twlt52 LOWELL BAKER, JR., D. s., Messenger.
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a GARD
A CARD.
J. B. NJ. GOULD,
TAILOR AND DRAPER

4NV' 10 w AIN , bEEI
WOCLD inform his old friends and patrons in Worces>
w ter and vicinity, and the public generally that he
mas returned to Worcester and taken the central location
over the NEW YORK STORE of STEBBINS g. CO,
No. 1873 MAIN STREET, where he will be happy to see
them, and ALL and exhibit them the choicest stock
of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS, including the
latest and most fashionable impotaons ard sty les,
bracing every variety of abrcs for all articles of Gente
mems wardrobes.
He commences business the principle of buying
cash. and selling for cash which will enable him furnish
CUSTOM GARMENTS muck cheaper than those who deal
the credit basis He win be in the receipt of
Goods from the New York market-wIll attend to the
cutting of all garments in person-w employ none but
hrst class workmen and will use every effort to please
and accommodate ALL In taste and skill he will yield
none, and all are invited to call and his powers.
Country dealers be supplied with ali articles in his
department, wholesale and retail.
Former friends and patrons will receive his thanks for
favors already extended and their future patronage and
the public, is now respectfully solicited,
Worcester Nov Is. diff
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WORCESTER
Young Catholics Friend Society.

First Course of Lectures in FenWick Hall.
fTNHE Committee of Arrangements respectfully beg leave
L TO announce the citizens of Worcester and vicinity
that there will be of SEVEN LECTURES deliv
cred in Fenwick Hall this season.
The introductory will be delivered Wednesday EUen
ing the 9th December, by the Rev. n. OBren of the
Cathedral OF he Holy Cross, Boston.
On each succeeding "Wednesday Evening, the following
Revd gentlemen will lecture, viz
Wednesday, Jan. g. 949, Rev. George F. Haskins, Pas
tor of St Johns Church. Boston Jan 10TH Rev George
Reardon Pastor OF ST Johns Church, East Can bridge
Jan l7 Rev INV Gibson, Pastor Of St Johns Church,
Worcester; Jan. 24th Rev. Kenneth A. Kennedy PROBES
sor of Holy Cross College, orceser; jan 3ls Rev. John
T. Rodden, Pastor of St. Mary's Church, QUINCY Febry
7th Rev. John Boyce, Worcester.
The Hall, which situated Temple Street, next to
the Catholic Church, will be open at oclock-Lectures
10 commence at H.
Tickets for the course so cs-for Lady and Gentle>
man 75ets-single tickets l2i eachcan be obtained
at Mr. McConv's Ill Main ST.; Mr. John Brosnans,
and Mr. James Tenney's, Front st Mr. Patrick Farrels,
Pine Meadow Mr. Roanes Grocery Temple st the Cath
ole Bookstore Temple and OF the Committee of Ar
rangements-ThOs. Magennis Henry Murray and John
Laverly and the Rev Messrs Gibson and Boyce Pastors
Of St Johns Church, Temple ST. Dec ~
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A valuable Farm for Sale,

- CtITUATED II mile trem Grafton centre, on the
kSA - great road leading from Grafton TO. w estboro',
s4 containing sbou 80 acres of good land, with sup
ply OF good eBgrsfed fruit Apple Ounce and Peach
with 90 of Weed, portion Of which is suitable
timber. Most Of the land good poughing and
good state of cultivation The buildings consist OF
House, Barn, Carriage house, Shoemaker's Shop and
Granery all in good repair The Barn is 40 by Sc feet
buit in le4S otthe best materials The House and Barn
are Supplied by an aqueduct of pure spring water The
Farm is divided into convenient lois by stone wall.
About halt of the purchase money may lay mort
gage desired. Possession given the first of pril
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber
premises, or OF Messrs. PRATT, DowNEs & SCOTT. No.
l55 Main ST., Worcester. HERVEY J. PRATT.
Grafton, Dec 90. dwif
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Insurance against Fire f!

The Ktna Insurance Company,
No. SO State-st., Hartford, Come
With a sound and available Capital Of $3.50, 900.
OFFER their protection against loss damage by fire
~ the citizens of Worcester and its vicinity 1t insure
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Stores and Merchandise
generally, Factories, and Mills, the most favorable
terms.
This Institution has been in operation nearly quarter
cenury-its reputation yor liberal adjustment, and its
promptitude in paying losses, we'll known and estab
lished. THOMAS K. BRACE, Pr eSiGent
SIMEON L. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford, March s, S45. stf
u Persons DESTROYS of obtaining in the above
Company referred, for particulars to A, Il
BULLOCK, ESQ.,, WALDO BLOCK, Worcester, Mass.
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The United States Health Insurance Go.

The United States Health Insurance Go.
Established in the city Of Boston,
By Act Of the LEGISLATURE of Massachusetts, May l648.
CAPITAL $4,000.
Insures the Health of both Males 81 Females,
For FROM ONE TO FIVE YEARS.
DiTectorS-S8muel Aspinwall Lemuel Nj. Baker, John
Bgeow, Jonas Chickerng, James Clark, George Darra
colt, Samuel H. jerks Benjamin Lanson Joseph Lewis,
Heman Lincoln, Elijah Mears, Silas Meriam Joseph B..
Prince Thomas Restiequx Noah Sturtevant P.Taylor
Charles II. White, d. W. Wiswell, Daniel Leverett #
Charlestown, Joseph L. Lord of New York.
JAMES CLARK, President and Treasurer.
SAMUEL Ii. jerks, Secretary.
Drs d. H SToRER & A. A. GOULD, Consulting Physicians
HIS institution nsures the Health of persons OF both
i sexes at the lowest rates consistent with the mutual
safety OF the insured and the insurers and both parties
participate the surplus profits The tables of rates are
systematically framed and arranged to insure to
male persons under As years of ,oeekiy allowance
four fGhs, 60 per cent? of their annual depOS'fs-to
females three ourths rs per cent thus SIS insures
81 to the and 1915 to the latter. Persons Of more
advanced age insured poporonaby equitable pre-
miums On Policies longer terms than year, but
slight increase of premium is charged.
Principal Office, II State Street, Boston.
TThe Company has established an Agency also in he
City of WORCESTER, at 177 Main Street, where
persons DESTROYS OF further information requested to
call WARREN LALhLL, Agent.
Dec 20. dwu
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CHLOROFORM-

DIX. HARRIS 154 Main Street, is prepared to Extract
Teeth Without PAIN by the use of this recently discovered
substitute for Eth6r-CHLoROFoRM.
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n, y. U. PREVOST.

FRENCH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON, Office and Botanic Depot over BARKER &
EsTABRooKs STORE UP STAIRS, LIST door the right,
O13dtf 227 Main Street, Worcester.
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New Upholstery Shop,

VIZ & F. A. BROWN, would beg leave 10 inform the
w citizens of Worcester and vicinity, that they have
taken Norwich Street, opposite the Depot,
where they will manufacture order, French Pattern
Sofas, Lounges, Divans Tabourets, &c; Curled Hair
and Palm Leaf Mattresses Pew Cushions Pews lined
and stuffed; Drapery Curtains and Window Shades put
up Carpets and made A j kinds Upholstery work
repaired in and superior
Dec d-3m
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Eg R0SS'S Xpress forward all sorts of par
GELS and small through Direct the Worcester
Rail Road to Newport Fall River, Bristol and Harren
July %. dwtf
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"a A COMM0DlOUs Store, Tenement and Barn
fnT5A II situated at Webster Depot 1t is well calcu-
EisA lated the Boot and shoe business abundance
of help for these branches Of business is be found
vicinity 1t is also well arranged for merchandising, for
which purpose 1t has been occupied for several years
For TERMS which will be liberal TO good tenant Tplly
to the Depot Master, or CLEMANS e. LARNED, near he
premises. du Webster, Nov 9.
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MARRIED.

IN Boston, Dec L. Senior A. L. De Ribas TO Miss Rosa
Garcia 20th Mr. George F. Butman to Miss Mary c..
daughter OF Levi A. Dowley, Esq
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chronological Examinations.

chronological Examinations,
MIR. A. CLAPP, Practical Phrenologist,
w would inform all who wish know their capac-
tiles powers and dispositions, that he be found for
a few weeks. Room No. a. american Temperance
House, AFTERNOONS AND EVENINGS.
p ice of an examination with chart, so csVerbal de-
scrpton % ctsWritten opinion, 81 50-Families and
Clubs a discount
Also,-Fowers chronological Books for SALE aid Sub
scriptions received for the PHREN ILLOGICAL JOUR-
NAL and WATER CURE JOURNAL.
Worcester, NOV 81, 1848. DIV
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DIED.

In this city. Dec 22d Miss Susan NJ Newton 20 years
and mos Printers in VT. please copy.
In North Amherst, Dec Is, Miss n Elizabeth daughter
of Mr. Forester Answorih 10.
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From New York Auctions,
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
NEW YORK STOR

JUST RECEIVED At THE
NEW YORK STORE,
A LARGE
A LII wool DeLAINES AND CASHMERES
IA and beautiful patterns, which will be sold at
about half the price which The quality selling
this city or Boston,
DeLAINES, small figure, at IL cents, same as
the Jobbers in Boston are selling at IL cts.
Also, PRINTS from 64 to 10 cts, such as have
been sold for 10 and IA
COTTON GOODS at the wholesale prices
together with large and general assortment of
HOUSE FURNISHING DRY GOODS,
CARPETS, FEATHERS, &C..
which will be sold at greatly REDUCED PRICES.
o. F. STEBBINS & CO.,
l79 Main ST., next door to Am. Temp. House.
Worcester Dec 10. dw2w
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DIR. O. III. BLOOD.

6ppSss1 Proposes to resume the Practice Of Medt
eIlIYYYp cine far relates to the treatment Of
the Diseases Of Children, which srise from
difficult dentton 1t is fact, that of the irregular
es and consequently many of the defects, the second
set Of teeth, caused by Encouragement during the
ERUPTION and before the appearance of the first teeth
The practice of Dentistry for several years past, has
made the principles and process of denon also the
raons resulting from it familiar and therefore ap~
propriate department of practice.
Apply at 100 Main Street, or at House.
The subscribers have formed a coAnexion in the bust
ness Of Dentistry, which will be continued the Old
Stand 100 Main Street. O. Fl. BLOOD, NJ. D.
Sept. 22-tf C.. d. COOK, NJ. d.
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A Good Chance.

active BOY who would be iqthfu to his trust, car
N have the chance selling the SPY on the best
in the City, The compensation depends on the amount
sales INQUIRE at this Office. Dec III,
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CITIZENS
RE honorably assured that the following the
n tual qualities of IS bottle of JONES' CORAL HAIR
RESTORATIVE. If they doubt word, they cannot
these highly respectable citizens who have tredit
Mr. Geo. Beckett, Al Elm st &, New York.
Mrs Matilda Reeves, Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn.
Mr. VIM. Tompkins, 80 King ST., New York.
Mr.. Thomas jackson, SO Liberty st., Pittsburgh.
H. e. Cullen, late barber Steamboat S. America
And than hundred others state, though this
suffice, will force the hair grow the head
face stop falling off, strengthen the roots, remo ing
scur and dandruf from the roots, making light red
gray hair fine dark look and keeping dry, harsh
wry hair moist, Soft clean aud beautiful, very, very
long time. Sold in Worcester by J. CIRCUIT, JR,
Dec 49, dw3m l39 Main st.
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STOVES. STOVES.
RInH nSON ~ I.ORING.

VTTOULD call the attention OF those In pursuit of the
w beet and cheapest Cooking Stove, 10 a New Air
Tight stove arranged for Wood and Coa-warranted to
suit all who give II trial. AlsoA large assortment OF
Parlor, Office, and Box stoves rs Main Ileet.
Sept 25--du
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PAIR of Gold Bowed Specaces. The finder will
n he well rewarded by leaving the No. 6. Ports
land Street. Dec 8 EDWIN DRAPER.
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N. 3. The business will he continued heretofore By
GATES e. STOWELL at the Old Stand.
SAMUEL F. GATES,
dSw* FRANCIS P. STOWELL.
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NV. B. PALMER IS agent tor this paper in Boston,
New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore. Office in Bos-
ton No Congress Street.
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Worcester, S. Probate Office, December l9, 1e4s.
To all persons interested in the Estate of ELMER
WOOD, late of Ashburnham deceased, Greeting.
NOU cited to appear at Court of Probate to re
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of January
next, show why the first account rendered by
ton Of said Estate should be allowed and the balance
decreed to Il Widow.
dtJl WlI52 CHAS. G. PREM MSS. Reg.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, December 10, 1919
To all persons interested in the Estate of WILLIAM A.
PIERCE, late of West Boyston, deceased, Greeting.
YOU cited to appear Court OF Probate TO he
holden Worcester the first Tuesday of January
next, why administration OF the Estate Of
said deceased should be granted Charles H. Lorng
of Sterling.
dtJIwlt52* CHAS. G. PRENTISS, Reg.
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Store to Let,

AN the corner of Main and Pleasant Streets. Posses
" sion gwen the first OF Jan. Enquire Of
Dec. Ia ETHAN ALLEN.
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To he Let.

e. G. WASHBURN offer TO lease for a term OF wears
L. bull ing at Washington Square, known as the
Prouty Wire Factory" with the Blacksmith Shop and
out houses thereto belonging, together with the Steam
Engine which is of about thirty horse power and
ceent condition. The premises well situated ard
adapted for machinst. Further information given by
calling Messrs J. PRATT a. EARLE, or on the UNDER
signed at their Counting Room, on Grove Street.
Worcester, Dec 5. d l. e. G. WASHBURN.
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Notice,

NOTICE.
TINE CoPartnership heretofore existing under the Arm
L Of c. Brigham d. Co., dissolved on the first day
Of July last The affairs of the firm will be settled by c..
& j. NJ. Brigham. G. d J. NJ. BRIGHAM,
FRANCIS p. STOWELL.
Worcester Dec. H. l648.
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To Let

THE Store recently fitted up in the Brazer Building,
opposite Waldo Blockpossession given the first OF
anuury next Enquire OF VIM. DlCKlNsON'
Worcester Dec. 20, le4S. CIV
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BoOks-BoOkS.
For Sale

For Sale,
THE STOCK AND TOOLS Of Blacksmith shop, sit
uated the Court House. Inquire at this Office
Dec ia dwf
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Free Soil Man.

DOR sale by w. Lazell Map of the United States, in
L which the Free States colored yellow, the Slave
States shade dark and the Territories green Price ia
cents. d-dec
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Straw Sewers.

TIVE subscriber will give employment Fifty good
Straw Sewers to whom liberal wages VIII be paid II
annlication be made soon. A. CLARK.
Ware, Dec Is, lo46 dw2wolS
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wallet Lost,

WHTTeG LOSGg
AN the goth ns between Worcester and North BrooK>
Oneld The Wallet contained or II dollars ana ONE
warded on leaving with Mr. Flagg at the East BROOK
aeld Depot or with the subscriber at North Bro0kned
Dec %, l646 dot" NhLoON VII AI.No'
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Junction with Worcester and Nashua Trains:
Leave Boston 200 am. II 90 am. S.45 D. m.
Arrive at GrotOn Junct- so 1880 pm. 5l5 pm.
Leave GrOton junction $50 am. l2 so pm. IS pm.
Arrive in Boston at 1000 am. 200 PIN. 6.45 pm.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Worcester daily for Gretcn
Junction, Nashua and Lowell. Leave Nashua and Lowell
daily for Groton Junction and Worcester.
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GENERAL single Gentlemen be accommodated with
- Board and pleasant Rooms at No. PARK STREET.
Nov I6 DIFF
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Proposes to resume the Practice Of Me
cine, so far as relates to the treatment
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WASHINGTON, May 10, lSaS

WASHINGTON, May 10, lSaS.
General 7dyia's LSff1-Hs Paf1wify-Ihe Sfdfe-
memt of a Tennessee Member.
In a former despatch, | gave several extracts
from letters published in the Nashville Uhig tend
ing 10 show that it was known in Washington, on
the 18th and 10Th of April, that General Taylor
would express his sentiments 'more fully than he
had heretofore DONE" and that "the exposition
would be satisfactory to the wings from the Aroos-
took TO the RIO Grande;" and threw out the sus-
plcion that the letter of General Taylor TO Captain
Allison, dated at Baton Rouge, on the I'D ult.,
was conveyed from this city by Major Bliss, who,
II is said, arrived al that place on the same day
As i wish not to do injustice 10 anybody, give the
following particulars In relation to the letter,
ly promising that they come from distinguished
member OF Congress, of Tennessee" viz 1t was
known IN Washington and In New Orleans, more
than a month ago, that General Taylor had written
private letters containing matter, the publication OF
which was considered imprudent, apart from the
sentiment in re aton to the veto power, which has
since been made generally known. The friends OF
General Taylor here. wrote to their espondents
IN New Orleans, stating that if the General would
embody this sentiment with others, in the form OF
letter for publication would very much crafty his
adherents, not only in Washington, but ell sewhere
The gentlemen in New Orleans entertaining SINH
lar opinions, proceeded 10 Baton Rouge, and had a
consultation with General Taylor upon the subject
General Taylor remarked that he had had no OBJ
lection, at any time, TO publish his opinions, but
refraincd from doing so for fear that it might look
too much like electioneering for the Presidency.
However, he yielded to the request of the New Or
leans deputation, wrote the Allison letter, and,
with the appreciation of General Taylor and Capt.
Allison, they shook hands with the General, hur-
RED to the steamboat, and under a full press of
steam arrived at New Orleans and published the
letter. Two letters have recently been received
from these gentlemen by members of Congress,
and in neither of them il anything said about
Major Bliss unless JOY at the prospects of General
TAYLOR for the Presidency can be so construed.
Taking this statement as true, il appears after
all, that suggestions went from Washington to
General Taylor, and that General Taylor in con-
sequence penned his Allison letter. FELIX.
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BALrIMoRE. May II. 1913.

BALTIMORE, May ii, lo4S.
The Wing State Conrenton-Mr Polk-Hunker and
Barnburner Compromise, &c.
The wing State convention 10 to assemble this
ing and learn that proposition will be introduced
TO allow each district to its delegate the
national convention and that they will be sent pledg-
ed only to support the nominees Of majority OF tho
convention for President and Vice President. II the
Taylor should persist In sending full delegation
there will be storm The opinion however. 10 gain
ing ground here that General Taylor will BE- the whig
nominee for President.
The democrats have received official intelligence
from Washington, that President Polk does ptcnd
to be candidate for reelection unless his party should
find il impossible to settle down any other promi-
nent candidate In short that for the sake Of union
and harmony he ready to allow his to DO again
used.
1t has also been asserted here semi officially. that
the hunkers and barnburners Of New York have sot-
tied their dcultcs 1t is said that the hunkcrs have
sgreed to withdraw their delegates from the national
convention, and allow the barnburners delegates t.
take their scats, provided tho latter will pledge them
selves to heart and soul for the nominees Of the
venton whoever they may DO. That this will produce
union and harmony, there can be no doubt. Thus 1t
always Is with democratic quarrelsthey kiss and make
up before bed time.