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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-04
BosTON 4 WORCESTER RAIL ROAD.

Autumn Arrangement commencing Sept. 4.
hs.W THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
LeaDe Worcester at 81, 81 Io4 d. NJ s. 90 and p. NJ
Inc last on the arrival of the New Haven Train.
passengers will leave Milibury at st NJ. and 81 NJ
PASSENGERS will leave Milford 10 minutes before AN.
and Pm. m
The Pm train from Worcester will not stop at Way
Stations.
q GUeBoST0N at 7& 8 Am 24.4,5,&6 PM
The A. NJ train will stop only take up passengers at
Way Stations for New York a .Ia.- 44
The A. train ioiH land no east of Framinghrm.
The NJ train will not stop OF birmingham excerpt
Thursday. ' la nas na sloHs n a1-s4
The NJ. train is the New York Steamboat Train, to
Norwich, to run hereofore without stops, except al
FrGmiagk1m. latt5 .esaa1af a#i4H =
Messengers for Matbury for HoiiSton and Milford will
take the Am and P traius. Passengers for the
Norwich Railroad will take the and 24 NJ trains.
n b. The IA. NJ. and p NJ. trains take passengers al
Boston for New York, via New Haven. f.as
BrOokline Special Trains.
Leave BrooklHe at g. and ID and " 81 81 PM.
Leave Boston al u s. & 10 NJ. and l23 2 "A, St. ~ 81
10 Pm = : .
st4 NetUton Special Trains
Leave Lower Falls at 6 and 81 AM % 44 and Pm.
Leave Bostomat 1t AM, l24, 81, 81 anu pm. nla
SGrsnUiNe Special Trans.
Leave saxclville at 81 Am. and II pm.
Leave Boston at st M and ST NJ.
Boston, Sept l. ls4s If WIN. PARK Err, sup't.
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American Girls Wamfed,

TWO good American girls wanted a large board-
ing house, short distance from Worcester do The
work Of setting tables and assisting about cooking Good
recommendations will be required, Permanent employ
ment and good wages will be guaranteed Inquire at
this Office EFH ditw.
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"a Tenement 10 new and commodous house on
f:aEN sOuthbridgs street. Apply TO G c. COBURN, on
s4 the premises or to the subscriber at South Wor-
cester. ID. T. DUDLEY.
Aug %, 1913
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a0Tl AGENTS WANTED, TO SELL A

!. ..lOiA AGENTS WANTED, TO SELL A
. ZUtT NEW, LARGE. SPLENDID TOWNSHIP MAP OF
PENNsyLvANIA in this State AM with IL, and in all the
other States Medical Works of great value
h. Comforts ThonsOnian Practice Of Medicine; .t
M Comforts Thomsonan Practice OF Midwifery.
To appcations POSTAGE PAID circular will be
ed giving the particulars Of the whole subject : s,
IA M 'ssag7s ~ "a @4 ALEXANDRA HARRISON,
Oct 81 81 south Seventh street. Phadelphia
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THAMES M uoRsEs CURED.

n. HORSES ARE TROUBLED with NO disease.
I s o. z s ,e. q, g1 ' sl llse' 4 fia
animal which sbor- under amy disease oi is hnh lii'
and STRUGGLES for breath when urged COB ordinary eAtiuoh
and canno De- d"pendri on. hoIse o"y.s ".,.- , ~
~ this, VIII dcpfecaic morse lh Ftle al s. 'l '
original yslIe, when "foncfet o. NE n'hf iese COM
plants are getting 20 he most siam.ngy prevalent ana
thu, betooves Aur-"owners 10 l1uk Dll tui ltMtdy
which can Dee depended upon as sprctc ana Tor 7 iui-
KiRKBRiDEs rATrERsALLs HEAvE POWDERS
are offered with confidence tl Ie public This remedy o.
~ drf oftfe Kind g5ef ID ne note Of ne public and
has gfsinel 0 such popularity, aud 30 Tleat sae mat ~
score, of inefficient miiii1fs blt from rs eNr1yrd1afy
ecencyi stands pref mleui above ai others More ln
Jl1 TESTIMONIALS,
written ali verbal have been rendered. some 80 ul which
have been pub shed Scarce adty passes hf fecege
some report n is favor from agents or oaef-' VINO nave
used or sold our remea.. brlO" "e .oJol one on me
latest. Was us By Mr. C. Dyer, Jr Of Providence,
K l. % speaks as hundreds have.
NJ Clafin Of This cy has cured three horses " tie
H-aves by your remedy and gfent many Others ino1n
as 0i sim ar success The following certcte was aey
handed u Do does NOT speak very iayoraby " c1u-
pound called eave Cure, which some one las slty al
tempted fl introduce IIri".
Dr. Dyer. Dr.. Three weeks aeo I purchased ~ The
agent u Providence. package oI Powders called Hrafe
Cure. and gave io my horse according 10 arecu no Il
bad NOT fnr - fes effect upon lle eise Ieishb0r n
ul- short nns previously purchased OF you package
oi hlrAai.Ies fu.ttr-a-- heHt" Powders, ".rl he
gave 1 s horse a. directed fur bad OF fae llrlFts
have se.n end rode after hs ,nce and could not
discover Tie least symptom 0r appearance Of he tsei.o
same article ~ y0u being confident tnt will effect cure
s.e.ouk Mass M4y IsH CALVIN 3. PEck.
Ctrr.nN The ffat.rs have been heretofore considered
ircIr s Ng remarkable remedy has conquered
DO BOB SD utv -a-rs there every day -prng un rr
ears r.a' IYc p 's w Miof t'..'a- aie '1...o.,
to beware 40 those cheap compounds o kll-, ntN s,p
and black a1umony and buy remedy bat tne ialer
sails and observe hal te genuine bears ne written sigma
urc of A H. COZ Oh Co 10 connier " pen 10 tofgery
Prepared aud sold. Wholesale and retail ly 4 II COT Oh
4 Go lll Faionst Ncv- iorl. sole P.oprcors
sod also by 4 J. Wiush.p ~ East Broaiway At New.
" ' e
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L. APAs.AGE AND rREIGmr I'D

rsfHi-. -siNDi CED-NO MONOPoLA-E lls
S--f 40 bany hroglA direct az oc.ocs, irou
the pier foot ~ Robnsou-st rsf above Barclay steamer
RIP'NAN WINNLF. Govt Samuel >chuy .cr VIII leave on
Monday. "wednesday, and Friday, at o'clock NJ " /
pa..r ~ O eFht apply on board or to O. T. stanley ~
office 0r t.r dock This lo8t WI arrive 81 al times n
ample time for DE morning trains Easi ur " osi trgh
taken go moderate rates All persons Hrr lorli uslng N
bolf without a written order nom the Captain. Bs
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- .AinANY I'D TROY pAY LN,

= ST. ~srFA NBOArS-Tfe new and sN'0rN
G, -Ai>f-N~sss~s~ .esmers HENDRIX HUDSON Cspuh
A Gorhan ami Aida Captain F. IA. Some, vii esse u
Rqrcay.t whsrrds ~ Sundays excepted iol Albany ant
Troy making the Usual landings b. the 1y, a. oc0l
A N and returning. viii leave Troy a. O. snd AlbanyGf
o'clock a ~ Foo passage freight, apply 10 The cspisr
on L,,.-l. Or A. tha .ifce on de wharf. my8
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E.J-5llssz-~ liNE Flor s nsay sua Troy dreci-tu1
* y g '-- Pier ~ tho fla of OoIt.alt-s-P-ra
ist ne lese boas VII arrive u Troy in Hme i1 iHAr te
..s, morning trtrs Wee. i0 Buffalo all N0nA % Las
gr,-. e. arI Chamrain The lnw pressure sfesnhos
TROY Cant WI n glafte. on Monday "Wednesday q.
F14av ai O'Clock " Tie new snd splendid setz. +
boat EMPIRE. CaVt. " " Topper 1n Tuesday, lhlt
dsv and Saturday, 10 Grork. Frei.n must Pc Pc. f
CHARGE ~ ite Freight Agent. lie Company VII nN =
rssro1.l'r flr n.s For passage. &c apply CA gard o.
a.. CffANBF Rl.A1N Al fht 1ftcc on he YhHf
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COAL ny TlIE CARGO- no con.

COAL BY .TlIE CARGo-To CONSUMERS
- propose o furnish conslne who unite 20 bly acarso
tou 90 $3.50 lbs great vau fo chem al the present
uine w.i divide and deliver ho same as directed by
sale vessel. GRO WARMER,
Jyi' im' fari aI uolsion.st
coat eau Of ag umc. furnish he b'., Red ana
y NA.e A.l toas as Joss as aly dealer no fire. qualify
coa.s liberal discount 30 grocer. ala o.e-s wlo bHy
bai@. 3srd eso lr.a.ou q. ~ ga N a
EOAL.-rbc subscribers will Dee d.sc1arginr. sl CID.
Y woca and paf oflr,f Peach Orchard Craze ana Range
.,y .I,,. l'r-.f l.,,, f,t ,, r, ...r9 I'm, va wy
AT ". WORTH. 80 broadway. ard
bu 90 rnomp.1a and Four,h..t.
EOhL.-Rcd or White Ash .trse uut 81 70. Range.
Y Stove oi tss 81 peg tl. r'srlrra'd. ilom yard. j3
haw't. nni conner NaunnitN hHl Bedford SIS. Lees II
iaaeu 0am boats .'cr les. lu carfmou ant Others.
jyo im. JACOB MEMS. Jrv.
Il IN PER ToN-Nur coAL-reacs ousari,
- ~ R"d Ash sni S-tuyikA Nh.to Ash, for salc Al
hr aho,o low price sfso sisr. and d.nvcr,i .-rrrard
tram tr ,sd Appy@ r sTOkEs DiCkFRsON
-----.------------zz --.--- :. ---- n-- - =.
nOufiNG, Zoo American Composition Roofing far al
~ hla ul Na t tlHfs, lfiHv fuufs n liffUirt &c
Na' a 4 POGO .'ui made n,n durable fan BON now af
r'-i oi A' "a fn conts pof saalc ous NOW rouhns "a
.rna AT uiirfa aal.efri .h o ,,t al h, uff-r
W N'naon o. ncu tro.ieey. ,sl nort nroinnt srcauon
b:l~t '''' ara "' .'. ~ rr, ,@t ..,9l,r
1 NkW AND GltEAT DISCOVERY Cor rca.
a tI'Hs uaruuffrnNrr 'i-iInIr. al D NfAtS' Pee
mH1 'Hn Dollar Daguerrean Oal'of. = 2 -f'o Hfnif
" Nt iiid H'"r ie Naou Maiden .ara and lbgfN -h7s
"" 'H.. H'n Win AMY uihct iin establishment FOG the
CIV W. lm'
, Ann hoi NJ SAVAGE FIHI HRitiN.-
'fN'N tV hanus SOAP siuHc nHsi. erviud and tei.
ni t Foundry soap S.ono >iatf ard Nl'6ks hN tir
iun fHlHc.i h.u,h. Gfltop, A., Nt us, ircritci p"
sa'a hY JANIS NFfHF 90
Nt' iNnAW 10 Nivna
Two PRINTERS Ann >tM ~FtftK tNh
Al
hani sins ,niaf rRFSs hei in - irsins The frrs'
IA ga e'iirioo "fiaf a nos 90 /" sn' u "Na Z"
~BN
,Npt, uruuru osrR~uOES.. ieo,o pairs |
a taaf Metallic lniis kuhhcl nrrfnIcs fif ssn hY
ra HORACE % PAY. % Cortland. /
Yo~H.NfOOp ~ tNIrt tk 'f ino boa. nsisnal /
ihand Anausp al laiesi ~ sad patterns Goo sac
" la@l }. W. svuIkANA. ~ Bosiwu.
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- Tai RI0I oN rHE HUDSON RIVER RAIL
xoAp turns out 20 have been much less affair
than our telcgraphic accounts represented The
foas'ssPs Journal aad Eggie gives the following &C
count of the riot.
Ca TUESDAY morning last word was sent 10 the shor
ii this place that the employed the Railroad
a Mappingcrs Creek IlOtng 4 story was tul!
that several had been killed another that they were
huruns, pundcrns and Otherwise destroying the prop
,rtv of pcscsbe citizens there such stories q cour
caused considerable excitement here The sheriff lam.
ucdi.tcly summoned posse and proceeded 10 arresi
tao oacuders. On arriving az the Creek. Al. quiet
aud peaceablc and few evidences Oi the wal were o.
be- seen he arrested some three or four Of the ader.
and some slight resistance was showed a. trst bli
uothing OF serious naiurc occurred % interrupt han
IN she a schargo OF his oincisl duty
ca "Wednesday one OF the leaders was examined be-
fore Justice COrliss aud discharged. he was however
held 10 bail In the sum % Al ooon charge Of aiding
The escape Of prisoner. Two others are a"AGhr ah
examination a charge of burglary
some dthcGlty 10 existed between contra GOO
That section and the lsborcrs they claim That they
were not paid Tor Their work aud alter making several
siorts 10 obtain their money from him. without
cess several u them went 20 his house lssf Monday
might broke y open aud not nadng him there THREAT
cDed 90 shoot MS wife and child thcy did rsres
the place of his COnccanent and b. sad they actual
" tired % gun Ia the house.
Not succeeding I'm finding HIN they joned ile rec. %
tho tarf, aeain and a btoi spree that followed
some Two or three individual were ssvcrcy bon ird
Whethcf The real offer dcrs secured l1c,r
Tain but they should Del. and punished Nnilo 81
way. oppo., nieA taking law into Their oen hsfsif
~ cannot bat feel ihat here are o. cifcunstnc
Der which men viii tel iusiIic in dong flls
than where company Of lsbOring uen have ~ofsei
for twelve or fourteen hours day f0g scani nass col
then after al, get cheated - all
To What cxtn, the laooreTs we're ia DANCE vi Drinf
cheated ere not prepared - say Dli md fsieN4
that good cause Of gevasce ii this na4fc DID cEsi pa
Nv them and The contractor. We gould grgo upon
the Directors Of role road that hereafter they 'adopf
some plan whereby iha ls19refs snsl bo secured We
make these remarks Dccause We are persuadod nat y
these iaoorer- dealt usty with they vii appfec
such treatment
sare ial aloro YEA. % typr He .farl 't-t tse ifnft
yalr gs.d Uf n i.4 W 80 cslt.aet.l .n Hefnef1sy
ssa IaVI.iay, snd A. - Ro1 ga.sI
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IMPORTANT INyENTION.-WEST THOMP.

IMPORTANT INNENTiON.-WESr& THOMP-
fSONS Patent Clasp Coupling joint for Ionin steam and
in the United States, England and scotland
The following are some Of he many advantages Of cur
Clasp joint over all Others heretofore usod
lsi The ahOr and expense 90 hr4sng soldering fam
c'cs Ou pipes IS obvaied or rot required.
3D. There holes 90 dr u tle eauches washers 90
Eulmmets To- put around tle bolts.
Sd Il rcql two, a, most ilree bolts Tor The
largest joints Il they e., ln diameter
d. The uis lighter and stronger the pressure =
eNeed a. he neck Of The fauch IN cose proximity 10 the
periphery 40 the pipe.
jh Tie OF packing BE- Crchif less and cannot blow
oli as b. IL confined hy re grouVcf serrentai clasp.
6h joints of any $40 may De taken apart or pal. ether
iu from fve 20 ulnLlee.
9Th They economical in space weight. and
repairs and appcah 90 cylinder beads. bOlne steam
chests, sceppes upumps c1u1ensers, ma0-hoe p aies
fr boilers. stopclcs. uOZZles common aid rotary pumps
and all other purposes where Joints required
Oar Clasp Coupling is also applicable 10 recepiaces Tor
seclrn able matter and DINER articles o from be-
ilc das- ed on shphoart from breakage or Otherwise
invite le attention ~ engine builders propuelofs ~
steamships lnss ana manufacturers general to
Isieu Clasp C0uplnE JOINT; 70 viii gresty facilitate the
iu rs and C-Arr alterations which have
q. emily % De done Oc and other steamers, 70
dsp-es with drilling OF holes, 1Ta.sln., soctrl AID IL
tug up f-n-lcs which ~ t The rfvsect mode " making
Joints occupy much time ard expense
Oar Ciasp Coupls ori may Pc seen in opertuon day
On several mHrgacores .l this cit VIZ Nicholas B1ok
Cc1cefu 2p Ma erry-sL. Nrw-Nork ,al Fsiabsa lslt
corner Fulton uu1 Nassau gs Bad gers Potent Revolving
Shutter Nh factory Duane near Centre Hope Nils Full
t1r-st uclr God Hecter Br0hee, Croi0l Flour Nl s
corner Chery az PIKE sts. and % he Union White Lead
Wc-ss BrroFlni also, SO tlr Navy Yard, Brooklyn. and
On board the sound steamers K and Worcester
Fart cr r onn1'ou he ohtai 90 tls Office ~ fhr Pa
ieu'ees - l-lf lF ila. ". }. v <.H DANt
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-.Nl - TOWN POINT, landing az Fort iiaI..,o ,
S-7-rS $3.50 rgch way-The steamers JOHN liAki
md JOS COFFEE iviI leave Charbcrs-st pier daily
samrdavs sundays and Monday eNcepieil M oc.3cf,
81 and ai - O'Clock NJ daily Sunday eAcgpc1l one
- L----- i VI wv III
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49,, FOR FORT HAMILFoN-Fme

80 flre N|IIInH fdtN WAY TIC N.''ti.-e
te's,<N>ns'~'sS 81 Folk. Capt Hodmne VIII T.n as fol-
lows daily. Sunday excepted
LEAVES NFV-f urg--C Catherine Market pier r u Pr ~
g. a f,1. of Cor. amidst e. 90 7 and lu 4 NJ ana 81
.ri.qNly,- r..age Fon Iau ton all An lll A " and
90 ~ landing az Greenwood 00cs each way except lif
7uc.l,t A " aud a o'clock. NJ Jyl' II
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snle. n, lhe stncL E,chnne.---- - .


aEC0.r BOARD.
: 5000 Treas Notes s] 30 SD Harlem III ------ 'll
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~ rnR nI-iL,, EEKRN. T-ulema-e m.

rNl ---,eind F.u Dee. landing sf Hammond and
s---nzf Thirteenth -fs Fare. ore shilling. On sud
s1ersInt.y July .. tlr mmodious steamboats, FRANZ,
Captain s-1,. ani ROBERT ANNElI, CAN'T Rogers ~ .
et. lle foot of Carl-t every day S1nday eNcepeu al
s aai Do O'Clock AM and q Psi Returning, ~
fain Fort Lee every day Sundays eXccped nt y and u
4 II !. u and o. p n .
on AYs he boat will leave Canss.. ~ Do and T.
4 NJ 2snd liPM Lelve Fort lee al d ent ll An ]. D.
and 2 II. For the accommodation of Plc-nc an1 ohrr
sci. parties boat viii leave Fort Lee al q PM. every
Tue.lsv Thursday and Saturday EVENINGS Stages "ll Pee
m readiness al Fort Lee io convey passengers 90 acNeu'
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rurnlnn t1rrI.rArnfn.

rUruiHo IIEr t.rnrurH
InnE Rnh fHE tnuTug WArTH D. ne sufinas
ssaiHfn's a aanHf. frfei rtii ia beet uat faHna
i4a.haf ~ih rraiEhi fnrra riras aIrags m hand ani
60 sr.a rf fHa i.- col fff.asIs
tHur 70 nn.ff- t,, t. s-..--.
sfaH Ifh NiuI- A....a a.s..I....I .f .i.a 81 .ar
= la.lfs ani-a.s Hfase -fs s.i Hat.a. sl.s. I'D
sa DiLIi. BRVInLR W. lss Nulsla %.
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Owing 90 ho ffoa sIccrl anl immense sale ~ Dr Town
srnlH aaIulp uu.nr uf Hrn who were formerly
A. OTIS. ht.r commenced making SaaapadIa E,r1cls.
kI,fl. hrnrs. Esuaas ~ yellow Dock. Ac. rhor grle
rry 4. up IH .hr farr rapnl hI'rs ani somo of % n
h.fn t.Ir1 a r.r 90 nfr e .afarmfrH. hry 1870 only
raf'iIr.s 'r. IaNl.s. ard ahHill Ir atD..'ri
Principal oi.,n. l.p fuI.ral tlu 1901 iinf. N
m,l MWAF1
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4 AIDES AND tHiLDRfN- phhn,,1 En-
I smarka W. ifh now and suitable Frifefns TOT ~ ~ re.
bordering ktr fa r. rrw metallic n'UAnt h..'. r. .
Nl.H.0 il Wuri lc4t paNc.ls sii elli'-''i'-
uafs u. h.0cAs pfcrelcl tu 50 deslsn ~ .sY
NlV ~ J. " pouSAZls Ssl SIasat"
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-, M lEnAR l.RnNE. ID CEnNR

60 ~ rss2f.- or ihe -elsrnNr VI w NanfyAe ss's
pleasure BE- Informing DIS friends aad n- citfrr- 1i New
YORK Dee has ease' for term of gears those h-aluu
grounds known as Cedar Cove, Toe ri un uf -ouneff
.ile of sf.en isaul The Ot Finn Tree sni mas
been ACTIVELY engaged during the SnrrE r be laying ou
lha grounds erect Of tuidngs. hahOuses, loc Ac-
.le ST. involving expense ot several thousand dot lT-
having been hs taerul alton from the commencement
his Qr0pne orshp to make Ocdt Grove me moot e-i ae
ayrees k summer resort TO Dee 1li n lie vicinity % New
York
For military and pleasure excursions oais psfues No
Cedar Grove VII he found. Inspection 10 possess IA
c.lc- fr le1sre that unsurpassed; as an evidence
which the proprietor need only refer me rnh.r o ct'
which .nraqreI u Dee New-i0I< Suu uf lle Ism hly,
sqrel hy above BIO gentlemen who visited Cedar Grove of
no purpose of publicly Am opinion en1y
a. Irrne- resort and which they found examination
of fhe improvements snd ABRAMS en.r men progressing 20
M surpa-s fr beauty pf scenery. facilities or amusement
r4rr-afJr and eAerC'.e amy Summer resort ley li eyer
t.f.-, visited fNe u.cre steamer Cinderella, Napi Van
Name nn and after saturday,. June n. VIII run o.. follow
.1ve anal. ST. aga A. g. and q. II Pier 80 y r. Bat
tarr Place "a. 10 A. 81 o't g M E''uraE wi. leave
Cedar f;rpra 81 D. " ard Z. NJ. I"la ill'
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U-ssS NgTIf E.-rhc steamboat NEW
ssSp. .@tHNEN bcIugou tle Freight Line ou the Vow
S7'-e 49, Yora and Erie Railroad Company io Prr
mont n hfs onlv is for charter drnr any week day from
AN fo p nj. Inquire 0f l.. GidftlNG. Agent
f.tf. d A
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ies..ss.- - SAGE COMPANf-New lss-s--><S
- N iOrA FOR the purpose a -<.,.s
meeting he just Zee hands ~ DE public 10 he wa 49,
cheap aud mforlbe conveyance ior emgrsni az =
crsIns wishing passage West and North. ai,a - 20
hrYo ilem7e Ives from the odum 0f rllds lrf oiy Il,
iced, and prevent he stue IN inulc-to secure 80
r'r a moderate conf ensa-0n ala 90 De 100
nns lmPosnoa-4e pllpr eiou tpol ". cr6,-,slf
lirs ~ orr Canss have es.anisfet he shove -,
witch Is uHteg ihe.r immediate care, OF Of ssei
or ant shitv. "a =,
The Company propose making very 10" prs - -
hsh ihen. anl a.ow 90 higher price 20 1o AAra y ~, 81
A. several points tle route me names OF Lesp.
les wil be- gvcn wlo vii be- sccclniaL, T i3i ny
al vii ansvsr and satisfy all Just complaints
TiF FOLLOWING Az rr RArts % iAAH' a.
To vuea ...............sl s1 To hnr, "a -,
90 syracuse .......... eI S9,S.'''' it
.. R9e.ie 80. 00' o.. Detroit Mich ......'
" MI~akceW...... 81 " So eq5a i5go m VS.
90 Cincinnati, ono ... '- = ~ p. ,.,,, -
W. give below some oi wv P'"''Pa l'VF'
fn1 roir, 90 Troy ard Erie Line.
N = fUtPIN a GO Merchants Trans Conps5l
r PEASF. Merchants aud Mllor- Line.
u HOOkFR. T. a. ID. agd = I. s. o. Lines
Ia n WFFCH b anil o Live and y Y T Co.
IA A WILLIAMS Echi,Ul line.
Rl.r CLAP & co r A. 4 Lire.
l. & FFANS Evanss IT. Line.
n HEWEIr & co. y. Y and Ia Lin-
q. q. CHASE co ". r CO.
d n GRIFFITH Gn.hfhs " Line
& D.. BRACE A co Fu.on Line.
WALTERS a GO. q. 7 CO.
{ \ GODDARD A 90. D. and Line
" MONfEArH co Clinton Line
n McCAlFR a co Am. Co.
n WHEELER 4 60 -
for farther information n ruuias AMI fAfs g. -
allowing offices belonging 10 tie Company; ~ ,osny.
barclay 81 JOHN ALLkyN.
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when renileman came on, and declared in
the name ufthe Emperor that his Majest,
would cheerfully grant every request the
people demanded, full liberty OF the press
and a more extended liberty representa-, ,
constitution, publication of all proceeding.
III the courts at law, trial by Jury aud finally
dismissal ot the whole matter.
The Emperor subsequently, ordered the
Cabinet 10 be formed on the most liberal
principles, and published a decree abolish.
ing the censorship Of the Press, and cs,a5.
fishing Natanal Guard.
important from Pruwip.-Thcre were
serious disturbances III Berlin, from the l,a
'o TIE l7'h, between the militia aud the pop
UlJcc. The streets were barricad,d fr
some days. Two or three persons were
killed and several Wounded. The King II
naly consented to abolish the CENSORSHIP
throughout his damiulonS.
hciGnd.-We have important rumor>
from Ireland, hut no details that can he de-
pended on. Reports says that in Dublin
the people rose 10 assert their rights against
the tyranny of England and that two thou
sand were killed IN the Streets
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The Iircnit Convention.

The proceedings of this body, which me,
at this place yesterday, will be found in Oh,
columns. That they speak the sentiment,
Of the great mass of the democracy OF the
9th judicial circuit, we presume no man vii
have the hardihood TO doubt. The great
measure OF President Poik'S administration
the warts cordially approved-the great
and purest statesman ofthe country, the far
seeing and patriotic Bcnton--iS recommend
ed as their frs, choice for the presidency -
and the doctrine of ''ree soil once, free soil
forever" is adopted as an article of their
faith, but not to be insisted upon as a test in
the selection of presidential candidates.
The convention, although made up Of full
delegations from a majority Of the counties
in the circuit, was not full. FROM several
counties, where delegates had been appoint
ed, owing to the distance, and the inconvc-
nience of getting here, none appeared. But
we have received ample assurance from all
quarters, that if tie convention had been
full, its leading resolutions would still have
been cordially approved.
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U motion Of VI Ames a Central Cores
| ponding Committee of five was appointed
tor this judicial circuit, as follows:
w III FesSendcn, of Peoria;
B Craw, OF Kendall;
T.. II. Ames, Of Putnam;
y Hoes, OF La Sale;
VI W Fletcher, Of Kane.
On motion, It was
hNoired, That tins convention recon-
men" That circuit convention be held iol
inc purpose ut nominating suitable candi'
GATES 'riht Offices o. Judges, aud of Circuit
N''Ih'N OF ms tHcuH' al" mat We dcSlg-
"''S OIh"a a. the place, aud the day neat
Succeeding the meeting OF Tie cuuElc>>ur2I
'h\rn'irn Tor the .tH district as Il suitable
Hnr Tor holding SAID convention.
convention a"J"uThtd To meet again AT
'"lli 'Hi"" u-h''
frHWJ the convention met pursuant
.n appointment, ana The following r,solu-
U'n' were 'unP't";
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".o'' NoI'o"''oh DC 'I'N""''," MOI 10 N"''
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