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Those that initiate Dr. Townsends SarsaparItia nave
invariably called their stuff great Rsmsdy for Femaisl
&C., &c. and have copied bills and circulars which
relates to the complaints Of women woEd for word
other who put up medicine. have snce the great
of DR.. TSr naends Ssrsaparla in complaints 10
cden to fsmsss recommended theirs although previously
they did not number Of these mixtures, Pila &c.
injurious to females they aggraVas disease and
undermEs tne constitution DR.. Townsends IL the only
and bert smedy for the female complants-fi
rarelJ 4 fails Of sfectng permanent cure. II
eau be taken by the delicate females in any case
or by those expecting to become motherS with the
greatest advantages Il prepares the system and
prevents pain or DANGER aud strengthens both mother
and child. Be careful to get the genuine.
ScrofSala Cured.
This certificate concusively proves that this Sarsapa
ra has perfect control the obstinate diseases
Of the Blood Three persons cured in house unpro
eedsnted.
Opinions Of Physicians.
DR.. Townsend Is almost daily receiving orders frem
Physieians in different parts Of tho Union.
Ths 10 certify that We the undersigned Physicians
efthe City Of Albany have in pre- seked
DR.. Townsenda sarsaparlla, and believe IL to be
Of the moAt valuable preparations in the market
H.P.PULING, MD.
j. WILSON. NJ. d.
r. B. BRIGGS, ". d.
Albany, April lsAT. Pc. ELMEND ~
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Cotton machinerv for Sale,

ID ECENTLX used in the manufacture of No. 80 Println
II Cleths, Ind good running order consisting Of
Picker, Wilton IL Sons make-20 Cnrds--9 Breakers
IL Finshers--l Doubler--l Drawing France Taantol
peeders, 10 heads each le Spinning Frames, 1900 iiv
spndles2 pair Mules Of 4s6 and OF 52 spndles
Warper--2 Drcssers-6 Leems--l Cylinder and Dofe
Grinders with all other articles used in Cotton Mills
IL may be examined any time application 10 NJ
5Lks DfNsMoRE, SO M0inst Worcester. Foriurher par
ticulars inquire OF s b. HOLBROOK, Holden
Dec % dSiaw wtf52
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To sToiher. and MnrEiea LadIes.

This Extract of Sarsaparlla has been expressly pre-
pared In references To Gnae eomplants Nc female Kho
reason suppose she approaching that
ried. " IAs turn Of lgt, should neglsct take IT,
Il v certaia, preventive for any ofths nansrous and
horrible diseases to which fenaes subject this
time Of life. This period ney be delayed for sessrsl
veeTs By Hsn9 this medicine Nor 10 IL valuable
for those who are approaching womanheod, a. it 10
calculated to assist nature by quicksAng the blosd
Invaluable or I'll the delicate diseases to which wo
men are-subect
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LOOK AT THISI

LUUh n hid,
b. L. III A R DON N CO.,
SELLING
NEW Granite Mill SHEETINGS, 40 inches
wide for ST cts
MRRRIMACK do. 80 inches wide for CT els.
NEW BEDFORD DO do do 81 cts
BlCK do do do "A cts.
POCASSETT do do do n cts.
OAK DALE BROWN SHEETINGS manuactu red
West Boylsion, new mills, very heavy, TOR 81 cts.
Salmon Falls Sheetfngs for Ct cts
Very heavy Family Eheetngs, for 81 cts.
Very good sheeiings, yard wide, for A cts.
Ais0 just received,
500 pieces GlNGHAMS, warranted the best
goods In IN County tor the price, from 10 to l24
Also, just received,
10 cases Printed CALlCOES, on lair cloths and
fast colors, and selling at Ct cts.
case Indigo Blue PRINTS, warranted per-
fectly iastcoors. dwew April l8.
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Splitting nleod.

Nss York, April %, Ie47
On TewNsRNp-I verify believe your SarsapariIla
has been the through Providence. Of saving my
life have t9r several years had bad Cough. Il be-
and worse. At last raised large quaR.
titles Of blood, had night Sweat' and greatly debi
tated and reduced, and did not expect to live have
only used your SArsapnrila short time, and there has
awOnderful change hean wrought in me- am now able
ssGgh has len You wsl imagine that an
thankful for these results.
I5 Yo1r obe,lieRt servant
...af WIN. RUSSELL, IS Catharine-sa
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COFFIN WAREHOUSE,

AVN. q. MAYNARD, City sexton and
W Undertaken, keeps constantly on hand n
general assortment OF COFFINs, of ali the yarions
kinds. Gr Sections and others from the neiahboring
towns, VIII he furnished at short notice s-~SS..'"e
Office, No. 30 school STREE,
ResidsNce No. s. SUMMER Street, $3.50 -
March IL. dwtf WOpcrsrrp
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HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE,
T COATED a few minutes walk from the City Hsll b.
IL MAY 6. d6m3taw JOHNF. G LEASON.
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VALUABLE ESTATE, No. II Summer ST.,
80 n consisting of House, Barn, and Building Lot
supply good and durable water, with many de-
sirable privileges, when examined. dir March D..
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- THE Estate lately occupied by Capt. Sullivan.
sd | near the Worcester Academy, consisting OF
AsA II ouse Barn and about | Of land This pro
perty will be sold low If applied for soon or viii DC lei
af.er April lst-Renl $l25.
Also TO le-East side of House the corner OF frum
bull and Park Etreels-Rent Sl45 Inquire OF
March 20. AUSTIN G. FITCH
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To be Let.

rs C. wAsHBURN offer 10 lease, for term OF years,
L. bull ing at Washington Square known the
Prowty Wire Fdctory,' with the Blacksmith Shop and
0uthouses thereto belonging together with the Steam
Engine which is of about thirty horse power and in
cellent condition. The premises well situated and
adapted machnist. Further information given by
calling ON Messrs. j. PRATT EARLE, the under-
signed at their Counting Room, Grove Street
Worcester, Dec 5. l. c. WASHBuRN.
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STOVES. STOVES.

MOULD callthe attention Of those in pursuit az n.
w best and cheapest Cooking Stove 10 4 Nav AZ,
Tight Stove, arranged for Wood and CoaIwarsan.d ~
sui. all WHO give trial. AlsoA large assortment !,
rarlor once, and Box stovW rs Main elect.
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TOOTH BRUSHES.

THE greatest variety of nice English and French Tooth
Il Brushes Offered in Worcester, for sale al
MAIN sTREET-Nos 201, & 26l, corner Of Front.
April 25 deop6w w6t SCOTT &c LAZELL
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FOR SALE.
Fer Sale.
TO LEFT.

COMMoDI0US Store, Tenement, and Barn
- II situated at Webster Depot. 1t is well calcu-
atei she Beet and Shoe business, as abundance
oaep for hess of business h to be found In ths
vlcnity II is also well arranged for merchandising for
which purpose il been occupied for several years.
For terms which will be liberal 10 good tenant apply
to the Depot Master, or CLEMANs LAkNED; near ina
remises dtI webster, NOV z
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EPILEPSY, or FALLING SICKNESS.

SFasIns &C.
DR. Hart would impress upon The minds of the afflicted he
the Vegetable Extract is the only remedy discovered that
can be relied for the permanent of this most dreadful Of
all diseases As its tendency insanity, madness and DEATH
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HOUSE AND LOT
For Sale or to Lee

~ INOR SALE West Street. For further partlc
@s.M T. uars inquire Of f. w. SELBY x CO.,
4AA April "a. diff IS Main ST.
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TyHE BRICK BUILDING on Lincoln Square,
- i known as the Worcester Branch Railroad Bet
pot, 100 feet by 50-wili be fitted up accommO
date Lessee track will be laid If desired for
iato basement.
Also Building situated the Boston and Worcester
Railroad Bridge suitable Machine Shop so by 80 f.
stories high with steam engine and engine house attach
ed-and Backsmiths Shop near 40 by Sc feet stories
high, with yard room-w be fitted to suit tenants
Immediate possession given. Inquire at the office Of the
Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company No. 14s Main
Street diff FebS.
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Great Blessing 80 Mothers g. CkiIdrem.
IT Is the safest AND most efecua Rsedicine fer pu
uiyng the syslem aHd relieving the suorngs attsnd
ant upon childbirth discovered. II strengthens
both the mother and child prevents pain AND dissasa
increases and snfehes the food those who have used
n think Il is Indispensable II IL highly useful both
before and amer confinement il prevents diseases at.
tepdant upon eiiIdbirth-s Costyoness PLEA Cramps
e~sbiny Of tie Feet Dependency Heartbura, Vomiting
Pals In the Back and Loins False Palms. Hemorrhags
ahd Segulaag the secretions and esualizng the cir
eaation i has no equal The great beauty OF this mo
Ssens Is II ID always safe, and The delicate Il
es successfully very few eases require any other
diaias, ia little Castor Oil MagResa IL ussful
Exercise 10 The open air. and light food with this medi
sins ~R' A1ays ensure safe and easy eoA6neaenI
Reaasy aAd RHsaisk.
CeiA'etics Chalk and variety Of prsPar Mons gsnss
AIRY u use When applied to the faes very spoil 81
10 seauy They close the pores Of the sksa and sksck
the circulation whick when nature 10 not hwsrted by dis
eese o. powder, or the skin inHamsd by the akalss
used ~ soaps beauties ia production In the "hu
man face Divine we'll gardsn Of rich and Dc.
kca,ely tinted and variegatsa Sewers free, active
and healthy circulation Of the auids or the eoprsng Of
the PuFs RIGA blood 10 tho sxtrsnn,iss IL that whish
paints the e1unenanee In the most exquisite beauty
e that whsh inparts tie Undesirable shades and
easics 81 loneliness that Oh ADMIRE but Rose ear dos
crbe, Tile be,uty y the eHspring o. satnrs--nst Of
PsedeY - seep Tiers 10 hss aAd healthy eifcu.
ation there 10 besusy VI tho lady 10 fair a. driven
snow, " she paint and uss cosmetics and tho blood
IL thick, cold sRd nBpwre she 10 beahtfui NJ she Be-
brown yellow, and there pure aad active blood
gives rich bloom the cheeks and briisney 70 they
eyes that 10 fascinating
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CITY CLOTHING STORE
BOYS Clothing.

IN consequence Of the frequent calls tor BOYS
L CLOTHING, and the complaints of the high prices
asked by other dealers in it in the City, the snbscri
bers have concluded TO keep
BETTER ASSORTMENT
than has been kept here before and owing 10 their
advantages purchasing for cash, they and will sell
cd article OF Boys Cothing Of all kinds
CHEAPER THAN CAN BE BOUGHT AT ANY
other Establishment in Worcester.
Besides the common articles for Boys wear we have
large of POLKA SACKS, suitable for Children
from TWO to eight years OF age.
large assortment Of
Gents Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c.,
CHEAP AS EVER. Please cali and examine.
A. MACULLAR Il CO.,
Ml8dwh l72t Main St, Worcester.
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Grape and Black Silk Shawls.
A COMPLETE assortment OF Black Silk shawls. com
"A prising handsome large shawls At F.Us Do1iar,
Also; me NOT splendid assortment of WHITE CRAZE
sHAWLS ever offered in Worcester, at much less Ihan
the usual prices, for sale at CHAMBERiIN,s'
may 9. 8MHlg DIV
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m 10 Cents.
| GoOD A PRINTED LAWNS, fast colors ana An.
NJ Goods for the above price, just received at
May 8; E&af9ss DIV 9eI CHAMDERLIN,s.
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Consun.ption CnreA.

CIssass and Strsngsasa. ConsSmptios cas- Be cured.
BvsHekitis CsnsamptiOn LiUv GOmpl0iAL
Oolds, Oatsrrh Coughs Asihms, SpittiNR
Blood, SOrsHsss in the Okss: Heetis
Flash, NigM Swsats, DiEeSh or
PrefSss Ezpeetsrati0H, PAIN
~ tAs Side, &C., hsUs Been
Sad con BE- eHrGd
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ao,0O0 cases Of General Debility and want
Of Nervous Energy.

OF NefVOUo EnerRys =
DR. Townsemd's Sarsaparla inYigOrates the whole
permanently To those who have lost their muscu
lar energy by the effects Of medicine imdScr
nttsd youth the excessive indulgence Of the pas
Eons and brought by physical prostration of The
nervous system, lasstude Of ambition, iainting
sensa,oas premature decay and decline Fastening to-
wArds that fatal disease Consumption be entirely
restored by this pleasant remedy This Sarsaparilla 10
far superior any
HnvigoratinS Cordial.
AZ Il and invigorates the systsn gives actyi-
" the limbs and strength to the muscular in
. most extraordinary decree.
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COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
) AIRS APP ARlLL A.

Great @pring and Summer Medicine.
This Extract 10 pat wp iR Qasrt Bonlss it 10 sis
tixss cheaper, pleasantsr, and DdrrGnsed sspsrj
srtO Say sold II eSrss dissass WithoS gOns
isiRG, pWginR. siekeHing debilS
tatiHR the Patient.
The great beauty and superiority of this sarsapnra
all other medicines IT, while il sradicates dsease,
Il iHvigerates the body. h ia ofthe very best
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
Ever known; ii not only purihes the whole system
and strengthens the person, but Il creates pure
and rich blood power possessed by other
dicas And in this lies the grand secret of its
dsrfu success Ii has performed within the last Eve
years more than 600 Of Of din
eases at least $1,000 considered iRcurable. II
tive past seasons.
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3 3
q e So 81 4NA
Harris Vegetable Extract

t1dTL'S vegetable Extract
the only remedy that can be relied for the permanent
cure Of Spasmodc Cont.acons Irritation of Newcastle
Nervous or Sick Headache, Neuralgia Aec
'on General Debility, Deficiency of Nervous Physical
Energy and all Nervous Disorders including the dreadful
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Europe as well athose country pronounc
ed Epilepsy incuable And has been considered by many
until this most important of all discoveries was made BY Doc
Hart nearly sixteen years since, during which time it Ia,
been performing of the most
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Excitement In ~an FranciscO-The Legislative
A--emsiy-The Alcalde-The Military, and
the de facfo Governments.

since Whiting the above have received tAe 4 "a
California o. March - by this paper We learn tAai
there had been great excitement lu ian francisco,
caused by sagrceurnf bet The cltl anl mi-afs
agihrues. TIE following explanation Of me AFFAIR We
tske from the Ala CaIgtruia
[ oar town has been convgi-ed within the last week
Nth the Intelligence that the military had arrayed t-l
against the people and that the commanding ol4ief oi
Pacific Division had effect pronounced The sctcn
% the Leg.anve Assembly FOR inls D.'f1c' n-44 AID
void
on the hosting Of the American Tag this place 10
July l-4t the American forces found here IN Acair,
Wn1 had POKER spending 10 mat as near - W
have a-crrtain.fI % police magistrate .n ine Iu.l-d
-r-te-. who authorized . eel one "n TX 90 ai.
ward. square 20 any individual who would bind hirn-- u
ieuce 70 and building upon u ~iinln one year
who bad the control OF the public ilui- aLd MO co..
iectrd and pended the revenue ni- ae OBJ a''if'
Sas continued 1v ne American alnorles luiA Au-
sus. l-47 when Governor Mason authorized me e.re
ton Of TX cI1zens ~ constitute loan 9unc4- a.
Acslde with them President u the Board -l na1
casting vote.
ce-nber lSss when II expired By limitation. They
passed las authorizing ne ei-,ioH on <'.A q Dec
Tor seven members OF new Loanel. ~ s4ccecu leiu
This election vas duly held OIL majority OF 'he
old Council were no, ssus1ed With the result and
declared the election nugsiory, because HA1a-lrht
votes were pOlled iheresi, aid ordered new one
Fourhfths the citizens thought inai ms vas - IN
Warrantatie assumption u power On lAe par VI lnr
old Town Council and they would not attend Ne"
election An election wa held however, by ne lar
uousts and We then had the spectacle o. tnree to~h
Councils in existence the 18th Of Jan l,i AMI ne
other Two kept up cross nrr % eo--'e' e'4-
for few weeks longer
The ninortrv town cosnel hnaly thought it neces-
.srv IN ro-rs, the abuses OF The Alcaltes office but
10 sooner did they venture on ms iorodaen ground
than chairman Of u thelr committees p" as Ar
-.t3 ~ rbs tlr.lss snd would have been m 2rsonec
had not the citizens inrerered md rescued aim from
the sneri- During al this ufne the of1ce Of AieA-ds
had been serious evi % TIE peoPe Of tiis town ahe
a. laft
fraud and within rhe last lev months the Acalde nsd
beB t~iee invited 70 resign by the cuzens- Despair
inz OF ever being able % establish public justice 81
nToor bas. 80 long the people were al the mercy
II ms oer convention Of the people OF this district
was then called, a. which il resolved 70 eject
legi.lafive assembly Of fifteen men5ers VINO snoalo
have power 20 make such laws as might Be aee1arc
necessary provided they did not conf with the %
stituron of The United States nor TIE common "a"
thereof Thls legislative body was . exist i9s one
$1,000 .-.aes supervised By eo@Psteai ssiaoFIy
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Gen. TayIor-DipIomatic Appointments-The
Protocol Of Mr. buchanan.

Wsusk. me following extract. from a letter
"a, - -. ~,
OF independent the Warrington o"i'osP"""'"' VI
the Philadelphia forfh Am0icaa, dated June 10
The p,e.,dent vii nroh.bly visit Bedford Springs la
,h NH ~ An .n5 .kerwnrd compy win his
nrom,. IN the ci,iz..s of Pittsburgh made when ON
b. - =, he ipansu,,tsd "A, prop -. then 10 iour.
nv ,hyogb tbe ueror of Pennsylvania and 10 attend
,h, Ayrtculn,ra Far Al syracu.. All. Wait will
dnend ,nrrey upon the state of public business with
.b,ch he i. uo heavily t.xed and n undertaken at
IN wi, bc a,voted 10 object. wholly di with
noitcs
4, understood tha, Pennsylvania will receive just
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70 uas tcudlv hoped ~ the wei disposed citizens %
Francisco, thaf tle es-ao> nfnt oi tls .fSsia
sure su1 -l- election of tnree JUSTICES roo ifr peace.
would give imp,t1s -o me prosperity % tat place
ard elevate .-- character abroad
Dc a-s wei -. an that Che NcLte. IN defiance %
.x and ...rrr. had been 'he lsnir 1f selling town
lois ant other property of the town ard that fhf pro
rfst- ot .lch sc- had 1en f1r .1u- time unaccourt
ID Tor Tls legislature DESTROYS 90 Secure suca prop
cry o. rhe benefit &C rae public p.ssei a~ iorod-
Iir- Such --.r IrV other ti-n -l.n nf F4I-r prop
trfv sli making Pho a-rnsc punishable by Cue snt l-
pr.-ormert 10 as. 4.-o charged sud uut doubted.
fnsr rla rlrc records rrlfisfr THAT tls pubic
fsud- -ousn1ere sui n1t accounted tor and tnat
che a-ilHi-trr.an 81 ---i-e - e- mere mos Srs er
rather outrageous wrUu-, AS rrar-cfi ~ flr Al
cale and tlc legislative body o. correct these abuses.
and lra-luUr The people tsu elected ilree ls'ccs oi
the pence 1Ned day upon which ihe Office oi Acslde
sho4,d cease and ordered him o. hand over bis books
sui papers t0 Nyron Norton newly elected justice.
pol his NJ Norton addressed TOE Acalic Tie folio"
.n- rote
So bv an ACT 1 tle Les- .avr Assembly of me Dis
ceiVe and Won are au'lrrzet deliver me. al 1ao,s.
-.e,-t. and documents whatsoever relating t0 ,1l- -e.
and ae or-r- ra f- f.wr arr District 1' san francisco.
your pr--e--.J therefore respectfully request 'ln
ro4 Ul fpo.ut time ana place. ~len aud "a here yoa
upon sou 5 receive them. would respectfully suggest
-lai oa name ~ garry Jay - rrac-c.ee
MIRON NORTON. Justice OF t.e Peace. sno
Pc ce Mt-is,ra-r District 20 San anci,co
To T u LeareuNurfa. .4te Acl.te. I'D, >an Francisco
~ reply returned thereto euf a,'-r waiting taur
days Mr. Norton again addressed the Acade rs toll
low- AN Francisco. MARCH, sO $40
SIS hsi .te honor q addressing yoiA ro,e dated
March lf 1882 Dob wlch1 aavc fet received DOB reply
res ec-iuy request you answer iae -snie either
nY luggH. wln uy request. or informing ne fatt you
MRON NORTON.
Justice of tte Peace and Pe.cr Ml-i,-a,e.
To 7 LfAvENWu2rH. ESQ
" repv has a- ye been rceived Co. either % thsse
has rr.r-ufr.l A..HIIr sent Ny.
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TIE DxaD ALiyg.-Tne girl Elizabeth Ring,
whose sudden disappearance We noticed some oays
since snd who supposed 10 h-ye seen murdered
this city. found yesterday forenoon AZ Gay
light Sunday morning: party u inc rossee consist
Brsinsrd started from this city with the intention of
securing the BeA for the purpose OF ascertsining, II
pos.be the facts OF the and clearing up the yS
tsry They took circuit Of % miles and ~hsn within
mile Of tne Shaker village they noticed small hut IN
the woods made Of limbs Of trees and covered with
brush wood On reaching Ia, they discovered that t
was tsnented By four persons and among the number
uss this Kfi The officers represent u a. being truly
rustic dwelling piece Of furniture or bedding vas
10 BE- found within except such had been msneise
,gsed by the humble occupants with axe out u tho
forest They having visible signs OF support
and being suspected Of committing theft, they were ar
rested as Migrants and brought 70 this CITY yesefos
sfternoon and committed. The gih informed .nS
officers that young By the name Of hiehA1o ssnsl
atte pied 10 take her lie He lead her INTO ne No,os
and while there he fred pstol Of and missn hs, no
then Knocked her down the blow stunned nrr "nsn
she recovered he use gone. cogoue" ehpeesns Hss
~. bio1v hsd killed her In order % AVOID him sns
aeut out of city and had wandered nent shd Gay
10 he woods and only arrived the day before 81 the
ms where the officers found her The rest OF the con-.
psny consisted Of young man, woman OF shout ~
years Of age and . cslored man They we're e. locked
IN a. yarrnu Albany Eve Jour 18th
vrExosr.-The Vermont Whis State Central
Committee have Issued call tor STATE Convention 70
De held Of Montpelier the tsh Of July 70 nocai'
nate State ticket and 70 adopt measures preparatory
to the coming election.
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CALTYORNfA ENlGKANTs HgTURsisG.-A tele-
graphic dispatch % the C0wi1 dated - Louis, June
IT, says
We learn from Fort Childs, that 1900 California
emigrant. are returning There Is great deal Of Dis
rr..s among the snlzrants upon the Plains BY an Ar
rival from Fort hrsrney Ne have received Intelligence
~ rh. 9th MAY There u much sickness among the
California -mig rants. There continues ~ be great
dea of QuarreIng 10 the companies, many u whom
are breaking up. and th@ir members returning Major
snder-on Ia lett Fort hearney tor bear RIVER where
.Deg fort o. BE- established. Two thousand ak hun
dr.i wagons had passed Fort Ksarney up 10 the Nih
Alay besides mule companies. One company had lost
w yxrn " d stampede.
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HrookIyn Board Of Health.

during the lsst twenty four hours cases o. Cho'"fa
have been reported 70 this Office. oil Of which term
mated fatally, VIZ John Reed, aged a. residing 10
Anity-st Jane Singleton, removed from ~ James T.
Tor 20 Main st. 10 the Hospital aged 49, and John Nh
Ter. (colorod) aged ~ from ~ Concordst
CnAs s. J. GooDrrcn, Phy-ician o. the Board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-20

M.tsz LEGfsLArURs.-Iu the Maine House OF
Representative. on "wednesday last the following re-
solve va. passed BY ~ yeas to IA nays
yzS,,o. The people Of Maine regard Slavery with
s.i,r. ~ nrfond adherence, conflicting with the
gres PRINCIPLES Of Freedom and Free Government det
rnentsl % political progress and ought not 10 BE- up
h.d or sanctioned IN the capital Of our glorious Union,
The very Sanctuary Of Liberty; therefore,
Rs.oleed That oar Senator's and Representatives 10
Congress Be requested % their utmost influence 70
abolish slavery and the Slave Trade IN me District Of
Colgmoia. By a. Constitutional leanz.