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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12

4 nessps HiH Be- hid a he eOua-houss 10
slsis place On Saturday ihs I'D iasssnt, for The
Purp0zs u sPpointins delegates = he p@Eie'
cOasensioa. whirh viii Haess On ihs ssh q Nay.
This csngrsslOna tssas . conPord cftAe
COUNTIES of GnnyiIIe. Person, Css~ell. ounss,
and chsGhsm. and the proPOsed censesiiea y
SOs the purpss " sslscting dslegsis % attend
shs Wig National Convention. which Is 10 meei
in the city Of Philadelphia on The 7th VI June
neIL II 10 desirable that the delegate selected
should rspressn, truly the wishes u the PeOPls Of
the district; il 10 important, therefore. that not
Only the primary meetings should be fuIl, but that
all the counties should have . full voice in the
District Convention.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12

r ., Mia ClsissBIiHs, l,,m IslS -uRr
mAERsd,
Z. Fnnels. Prince De Iolnrills. bofn
1878. Admiral q lie FRnrh Navy. mar
Fssa fFaheisca, > sissFf n ihs EmpsaDr -
Braxd. AL q he Quren Il Portugal
8. Henry. Dnks d'Aun.als. hom Ie22;
manisd 10 G'asuilna. consln q die King
Il ~ IEo erilirs.
q Anthony. Duke e haa,pens<E. barn
1873. manisd % he sisl<r q ne Qassn
Of Spsin.
Tie oldfsi son e Lnnis PIlalpps sas
Ferdinand. Duke of Ohfans. BAN 1910 8
killed By Jumping from his raHiagr. JulY
lef2. He Harried. IN 1877, fielrns.
daughter uf lLr Grand Duke nf Mrekirn-
burg Sehwsrin-by whom he had tao
children. VIZ: LOUIS Philippe. lcounl Il
PsEisl born 1855. and nos 10 years Al
ase. and Robert Phillips. Duke 81 Char
Tres. born 1880.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12
LATER PROM VERA cRIz
Highly Iap0vfoaf Rsn.w rpa Mxias.

opk Ik00fs TO ~ WITHDRAWN
frOm ths n. o. Pirsyuns. March 3Isl
The steamship Globe. capt. Wright.
arrived Al one o'rlork. vest r,lsy, from
Vera Cruz. having saiIcd On the aIlernOOn
of llle 25lh,
She brings us no asldniOnsl news nf
particular interest. bur we have received >
letter rum cur Vera crus correspondent.
which contains intelligence Of. 10 cay the
least, yery surprising character, relative
IN The withdrawal Of our iroops from the
city Of Mexico.
DuE correspondent has ample means Of
sseeriaining the movements from above.
and would not make any statement safe
on the besl authority. We shall AZ ali
with anxiety further information upon he
subject. Without further comment We
will give our correspondents letter:
yERA cRrz. March 25.-Tlae New
0rlfans has just lelt with Gen. Tsiegs
aud large number Of other passengers On
board. and The Globe will leave This even
ing for your city. You will receive by
the New.0rlsans about all the news that
| can gather; but perhaps can be more
particular in regard 10 few items which
reached me By Mexican mail on The eve
Of her departure. Al headquarters in Mex
leo the universal opinion prevailed that
peace was decided upon. and from several
communications which have seen, from
the best authority, preparations were &C.
iually being made for the Withdrawal oil
The army from the country, or a, least ihf
city Of Mexico, on the 9TH Of May. How
4 in Heavens name can't be! cannot doubt
but that the quariermaslers and commits
saries have received instruction from head
quarters TO make their preparations aerOr
dinghy. Either a step Of this kind ha
been taken, on the Congress Of Quereiar'
has assembled (oi which We have no in
formaiipn) and pledged itself 10 ratily
treaty OF any Kind, or Gen. Butler ha
determined upon this course with the hop
OF immortalizing himself. The fac. Of hi
stopping supplies. save such az will b
y .~-.-asz,. c--.l~.~--,,- es.a.h.;--~-J Se-'s
is strange indeed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12
Roman Catholic Church. asso.

&sS&&AoA SotAktAAS S&SosS&ss ''O ~~o
citation lin Europe) for the propagation Of
the faith, have granted to the missions in
America, this year $4,000 TO the Bishop
of Dubuque; $4,000 TO the Bishop Of De-
,roi,; $4,000 to The Bishop of Cincinnati;
$4,000 TO the Bishop Of Philadelphia; %,
600 to Richmond; $4,000 TO Bishop
Hughes, New York; $1,000 TO Priests Of
Mercy, N. Y; $4,000 to Hartford; %,
900 10 Nashville; $4,000 10 Louisville;
$4,000 10 Bishop Of Vincennes, andS3, 900
10 congregation Of Holy Cross. same
diocese; $4,000 10 st. Louis; S2.25O 10
Milwaukee; $4,000 to Bishop OF Little
Rock; $500 to Bishop Quarter a. Chlca.
go; $500 TO Na,chez; s4,750 10 New
Orleans; $500 10 Mobile; $4,000; to
Charleston; $4,000 10 Lazaris,s in the
United States; 90, $50 to Society Of Jesus.
Mo-; $4,000 to Society Of Jesus, in Rocky
Mountains; s7eo 10 Dominicans in do;
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12

Railroad. We learn fran the Whining.
ton Chronicle. that At . very large mec,ing Of the
citiIens u that Town, held sl the courthouse On
the 9Th instant. il was almost unanimously agreed
TO instruct the Commissioners 70 subscribe one
hundred thousand dollars. in the name Of the
town. in the Wilmington and Manchester Rail-
Road Company. The money to he rsisrd by an
increase Of taIa,ion, provided the same shall BE-
sanctioned by the ,sIpsys" on PenOnal sPPliea'
ton to them by committee appointed for that
purpose.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12

tloO 900 n d.. 0din, rirst A,aslalle,
TFAssl ta,000 u gFtHH MlEslBRs -
AmeTiraa $4,000 - West tndisn aBa
Suuih Austiran Missianss slt!oo0 70 III
AFrktishoP n 1lErEua eilEs $500 -
NlraF AFassllr. Hu1ssE's Bsyi s26000
% British AnrfisAn kiizsn1ss eli 500 -
Ollaas. cAhada. aa6 fiadson's Bays &C.
60 10 Jesuis ID canada. Th~se grsnls.
wilh de donations q he pe0ple. sill up-
hold > trFy large nnnsber Gf missiana-
rirs &C he churh 81 Rans On lha co..
linfhi.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12
EDITORIAL CHANGES,

The Randolph HIerald.-Henry ID.
Maehen, esq, late Of Newbern, has purchased the
establishment Of the Randolph Herald, and enter.
ed upon his editorial duties at Marlborough. The
paper ~il continue, as heretofore, the earnest adj
socste Of the doctrines Of the Wing party.
The Wilmington Gazette. - Mr..
WIN. ]. Yopp. who commenced the publication
Of the Wilmington Gazrtte some three or four
months ago, ha. withdrawn his connection with
the paper, and hereafter j, is to be conducted W
Mr.. j. |. Bryan alone.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12

A letter from the city Of Mexico, under
tho date Of February 9th, published in
the New Orleans "Crescent," contains
the following paragraph:
"There is no doubt but the recall Of
General Scott has emboldened some Of
these Mexican states 10 drop the peace
garb they wore short time since. They
considered him invincible, and seriously
believe the terror Of his name was worth
good half dozen Of regiments to us. II
was sad day to the army in Mexico tina.
which brought his recall. Blu, his sue
cessor is good man and good soldier,
and one who, il the Mexicans run against,
they will regret the day."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12
sIr. webster's speech.-on the -

sIr. webster's speech.-on the 2sd
altimo. Mr.. Webster addesscd he senate in =
mastery argument on the suhlec, u Inc Meziesn
warts origin. designs. and disastrous conse-
quences. u was listened 10 with great attention
BY numerous auditory. and i pronounced 10 be
worthy Of Ihs, orators highes, fame. We hase
placed . POr,ion Of this speech in our PaPss To-
day. and viii give the ress Of j in our next; be-
Iie,ins that We could no, gu the spscs with any
matter which would be more gratifying or profit
able 10 our readers
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12
CoNgRExs

IN TuE SENATE, ~ FHisy lls slEl q
RaEzh, nsagly ths Hkals Fiisng uls sTeul u IL
elaing - HssSl-tiaaa lrh5sfiag ooasul1iEl.ual
. Frahes, aahuus eaainE - ssss.
o. Mona.y Ihs - dad. sepsraI neaasa.
- ~fainE xsrs locsiss1 from - Pses.11ni. =
meag thsn . coPy e dsFaarh sith aeaanpa.
Hsiag Documents. usasiel a ~ psPaansna =
ssaas.s fsan ~ MiAissS q Para -Eissas e.
rial infarmalian &c IA ossshEew a ths FrnrA
nuasErhy. aas De essahHAnsui IN ils Sod e. .
Psosiisnal G0ssrnmsnL bssed % Rsp1hsesn
Psinripirs."
Mr.. Ala noss< hat he rrsoiutisps e co..
grsiulsliOa . tAs Fsench People - iaksa pp g.
c0asArratioa; buf amer seps &scaszioa he me-
lisa wls negsiIed-sl 10 =.
Aea sosae &srussisn - 70 ths order q b1si-
nez. ths sensie wsni into executive sss.an. and
lbsn adiaurnsd.
On Tuesday. AMER the sransartiOn Of somr IN
Important business . message vas Seceised from
The House q Representatives. snn0snring he
death a Mr.. James A. Black. one of ihe msml.srs
81 that body from South Carolina. and esmmuni-
essing the proceedings Of The House thereon.
Mr.. Butler responded 10 the aaunciatioa from
The HOuse. and deliseEsd an sulOgy On he dsceas-
ed He concluded By moving The adoption Of the
usual resolutions n coincidence and mourning.
which were Adopted. and then the Senate ad-
i0uFned.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12
Youthful Skin, during Mr.

Youthful Skill. - During Mr.. clay's
stay in Piushurg, (says the Richmond
Whig,) he was presented with the Deela-
ration Of Independence, with the names
Of the signrrs, engraved coreeily and dis
iincIly upon the smoothrd surface Of an
American dollar. This extraordinary feat
was performed by youth name moi Civ.
enl who is learning the business Of an en-.
grayer. Mr.. Clay received !. with evil
den, emotions Of pleasure, and highly
cOmplimenIed the youth for his skill and
industry.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12
The Climate of Mexico.

AMV sA1k1otV Va &4S~ASVs W. y"
mate Of Mexico is peculiar. beautiful, calm
and serene, but the atmosphere has so
much less oxygen in il than ours that the
whole economy Of life is changed. The
pulsation is Increased almost double in
frequency, and there is wan, Of that vi
cor and robus, feeling which our climate
affosds healthy man; and once reduced
BY disease there, il is almost impossible
to regain health and strength. The morn.
ings are cool, too cool for man in re-
Taxed state of health 10 exercise without
danger of taking cold, which is almost as
bad as any other disease there; and the
days are so ho, that the rays Of the sun
canno, be borne wi,hou, producing fever.
The natives wrap up in cloaks in the
morning and retire at noon.
Scientific american.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12

Died. IN this county. on the 7lh instant, ME.
Josrru sxIrH, aged about 10 years. DR.. Smith
was fOr mole than twenty years Ruling Elder
in ne fresbyisnsa ehsreh. and in ell the walks
Of life preserved character worthy Of the Chris
tisn profession which he had made.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12
The Anglo Saxon.-We have recei

The Anglo Saxon.-we have received
q card from the publishers Of the Anglo Saxon,
stating that some malicious person had entered
their Office and stolen their mail hooks, and con-
sequen,ly they are unable 10 xnd of their pa.
pers. The publication of the Anglo Saxon will
therefore be suspended until the lst Of May. II
any Of our readers are subscribers TO tina, paper,
they will oblige the publisher by sending on their
address, stating the time to which they have paid.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12
The Rail. Road Survey. "

pleased to state, that Capt. Child's corps
Of Engineers, under the charge Of MIR.
O'Sullivan, resident engineer, has COM
ple,ed the survey 70 Raleigh, and will start
on to-momsw Tor the South Carolina line.
We understand that the route to Ra.
leigh is Of the most favorable character,
there being, in the whole hlty-three miles,
no mile in which the grade Will be more
than Is feet. -
As the route South viii present even
fewer obstacles, and the survey will OF
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12

The f.ynrhbnrg yirginian states that
Capt. John Warwick. OF Amherst coun-
~, in that state, who died few ds, s
since. mannmilied by his will all his ser.
wants. numbering between seventy and
eighty. He has made ample provision
for their removal. outfit and settlement in
one Of the western states.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12
Americans In France.-Gs

hIn6flcans IN FTance.-SsenTge sum
ner, now in Paris, writes a letter TO the
Boston Daily Advertiser, in WHICH he ex-
presses the opinion tina. the result Of the
French National Assembly conyoked fol
the 20th Of April, will be The adoption oil
the United States CONSTITUTIONS Presi.
dent and Two Chambers. From his init
macy with Lamarlinc, Mr.. Sumner may
be supposed To speak automatically
Mr. Goodrich, peter Parley,) who write,
to the Boston Courier, thinks that acre
the SKY he cleared, still further tempest.
mus. sweep over France, as well as oIhel
nations"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12

The Free American Of the 10Th ult.,
published in the city Of Mexico. prophe.
cies that the notifications proposed by
the President Of the United States to the
treaty with Mexico, If sustained by the
President. las they have BEEN will be
rejected by the Mexican Congress, and
that the war will commence again with
renewed force on the enemy's side.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12
Appointments. - The President has

Appointments. The President has
made the following appointments:
DR.. ]. L. Martin, now secretary TO the
legation IN Paris, 10 be Charge dAffaires
al Rome.
John Appleton, now chief clark in the
department Of State. TO be Charge at Qua
temala.
Elijah Hise, Of Kentucky, to be Charge
al Bolivia.
vanburgh Livingston, now an appraiser
in the New York custom house, TO be
Charge at Ecuador.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12
New Cotton Factory. The Ran.


tnlph Herald mentions The commence.
msnt Of operations in the Island Ford
Manufacturing C"mpany's Cotton Fac.
tory, al rranklinsvillc, in that county,
with capital Of . 1000, to be increased
10 $4,000. The building is 81 by 30
feet, three stories and an attic. SIS spin,
dies ale jim epersaon, and tits designed to
put 10 Us many more, aud 80 looms.
Thcn ase two other factories in the
neishSarlcad--,,,e Randolph at Frank.
Inns lie, aud the Cedar Falls.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12

lippe was married to the Pincess Amelia,
second daughter Of the late King Of Sici-
~, in 1909. BY this lady, late Queen Of
the French, he has had eigh. children, Of
whom six still survive: a.. s..s"
l. Louisa. Queen Of Belgium, (wife Of
Leopold, horn 1912.
2. Louis, Duke OF Nemours, born 1914;
married Victoria Augusta, Of Coburg. cou:
stu Of Prince Albert.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12
District Convention.

THE delegates 6Oa the several counties Of
= this Congressional District, win meet in
HillshOrouth on the fra Thursday Of Msy. for
the purpOsr Of appointing delegate to the Wing
National Convention, which is 70 piset in Phils-
aslPhia on the 7lh Of June neat
April n. 26-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12
The French Colonies -

belonging 10 France. which are closely
connected with the United States by trade,
and in whirh, By a decree Of the Provi.
sional Government. slavery is to be inn
metliately abolished, are Gaudaloupe, Mar
Unique, and French Guins. According
~ 10 McCulloch, the population OF these
colonies in 1886 was as follows:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12
War Expenses. Webster

"uk IAPcHoCos- "e"s''.F .
year or two ago, declared in the United
States Senate, that the expenses Of the
war would amount to one million aud a
half per week. and this estimate was ridi-
culed every where. Recently, the Secre.
iary Of War has made report to the Sc
nate, at their call, in which il is stated that
the War Department alone, has expended
during the first year, forty-one millions
ssrea hundred aud eighiy-ons thousand
seuen hundred dollars!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12

The Hon. James A. Black, representative in
Congress from spsr,sushurg district, South Caro-
lima, died in Washington City on the 9Th uli-
mo. after lingering and painful sickness.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12

The products Of these colonies go chief
~ to France, but their supplies Of bread
siuffs, lumber &C., are dawn principally
from the United States.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12
New French Minister.

Tracy is The new minister appointed by
the French Republic 10 the United States.
He is prominen, member of the Cham
Der of Deputies, connected by marriage
with the Lafayette family. and has always
treated the Americans with marked civi.
lily.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12

The corner stone Of the Deaf and Dumb Asy-
ium at Raleigh is to be laid on Friday next, with
Masonic ceremonies.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12
imprisonment N 4 Ronorfer.-M

Imprisonment Of q Roporter-Mr.
Augeni. nne Of The rrpariers a Washing
ton Cor Ihe Nsw York Herald. Was i'm
pisoDed On 1'hurdaY laFi BY order Of
The uniled States SENATE, Tor refusing 10
inform The Senate from whom he rrceived
= copy % ihe MrEiran Treaty, ~ il sss
agreed 10 BY The Srnals. he having trans
milIed The copy 10 the Herald Enr publ
cation. lie WA examined BY commit
tee Of the Senate. and exon0raled the Sc
majors and all he officers Of that body
from blame in the transaction. n is strong
ly suspected Al Washington lllal he receiT.
ed The copy from me Stale Department.
The Secretary of Stale himself Is not Tree
from suspicion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12

tguFsF plugEeH'Kil, fTfA mare rapidly,
Ne hppF thRl ouF Rsighhos ERd fFiFnils d
ChrFaw, bransilstilie aRd candsn will
be PIePsIsd = Kelraass he roTps a. he
saAie linz, And ioTWaEd Ne N0Tk 70 H.
e0nPlsiann- F.ySlssSF Ola
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12

"a splriled pablir mesllng sas held ~
Charleston, 3. e. On lhr 27ih uIsimo. On
he snt9s~i Il faanscling that plsrs and
Savannah lGsa- BY rall.IOzd silh NASH
Eille lfsn,l 4 subseIiPliun &c 100000
dollars xas anlssorized upon Inc Pss q
challrssaa 10 lie eOmPsny already char.
Iered BY Tennessee.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12
STATE OF NORTH.CARoLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.

ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Term, ls4s.
1T 10 ordered by the Court, that hereafter, when
u majority Of the Justices Of the Peace are re-
gaiEed to assemble in Court for County Busi-
ness, the secnnd day Of the Term, viz. Tuesday,
nc assigned fos that purpose.
And the clerk is directed to publish this order
in the HillsbOropgh Recorder.
Witness, Joseph Allison, Clerk Of said Count,
at Office, the fourth Monday sf February, A. d.
1880 JOSEPH ALLISON, Gee.
March 81. g.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12

Ir Persons calling cor any Of ihs sbose let
tess. viii please say they arc advertised.
JAMES NJ. PALMER, ,. =.
Aphi .. 24--3w
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-23

3ss Wanted ImmeiR infeIv.7 - -
I 2 FIRST RATE COAT MAKERS, by 80 81. ! :
Fitchbssg, Oct. lo-dwsw. - - y OO.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-23

Mrs. Caldwell had an elegant table cloth, which
she valued as the gift of her mother While the
tories on one occasion were in her house colIec-
ung plumber, one of them broke open the chest or
drawer which contained it, and drew out the ia
6le'cloth, Mrs. Caldwell seized and held it fast,
determined not to give up her treasure. When
she found that her rapacious enemy would soon
succeed in Wrestling it from her, unless she could
make use OF some other than muscular force to
prevent him, she turned TO the other men OF the
party, whose attention had been attracted by the
struggle, so that they had gathered around her.
Sui keeping her hold on the table-cloth, she
appealed to them with all woman's eloquence,
asking II some of them had not wives or daugh-'
teFs Tor whose sake they would interfere to cause
her TO be treated with more civility. A small
man. who stood at the distance OF few feet,
presently stepped up with tears in his eyes, and
said that ne had a wife fine woman she was
too-and that he would not allow any rudeness
% DC practlsed toward Mrs. Caldwell. His in
reference compelled the depredator to restore the
valued article
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-23
Platform of the Free Soil Party.
IN REGARD TO SLAVERY.


is PRINCIPLES are
No SlaUe Territory.
No more SlcUe States
The &1Uc States responsible for their SLquery
Freedom aud Free Institutions for OREGON New Mexico
and California
Congress has power make Slave than to make
hing-o institute establish Slavery than to institute or
establish Monarchy.
The United States Constitution ordained 10 establish Justice
promote the general welfare secure the blessings of liberty
denies to the Federal Government all power to deprive any
person of life liberty properly without due legal process
ITs MEASURES are
The of The Federal Government from the control of
the Slave Power and its to ITS early policy of limit
ing, localizing, and discouraging Slavery.
The eRac1Hsnt of the Wii1not Prouiso.
The abolition of slavery by the Federal Government to the
extent of its responsibility and Constitutional power.
GENERAL SUBJECTS.
Cheap Postage-No snecure oices-An economical Cow
standardization by The People of all Federal officers far
practicable
RiOsr and Harbor improvements.
Freedom Of the Public Lands in limited quantities to ac>
tna settlers.
Tariff for the necessary expenses of the Government and
the speedy payment of the National Debt.
Ehe election of MARTIN v.x buren, and CHARLES FRAN
els ADAMS to the Offices of President and Vice esden Of
the United States.
Free Soil, Free Speech, Free Labor, and Free Men.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-23
GERMAN MEDICAL OFFICE,

DRS. GRAY & BRECK continue to treat
diseases with their usual success combining them
selves principally to those OF Chronic character An
important point in treating disease successfully Is to know
from what diseased organ organs their malady arises
Our method arriving at correct knowledge Of the dis
eased action OF the body affords US decided advantage
over hose who have never made the secretions study in
forming dagnoss We require for analysis two ounces
Al least OF the 6rst Urine In the morning.
Fer the benefit of those int we would give notice
that Dr. GRAY or Breck will be At the AeTiean Temper
once house, WORCESTER. MASS, on the
18th, 10th and 2Oth of each month,
where thsy may consulted every variety Of disease
ANY information relative to the Springfield Water Cure
may Re obtained by inquiring ~ above. ef1s
Worcester, Oct IL. Smis
SfTaaE eiP sastss.