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Death of Patrick Collins.

CINcISvATI, "Wednesday, Aug -
Patrick Collins, late Collector Of this port died
yesterday morning in this city.
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A FEEscH LISE OF PAcKErs-The Journal de-
Hss says ths, the French Government intends to pre-
ant 20 the Assembly project 10 establish line Of
trsnsAtsnuc packets under yalations and differ
from hoss which admitted under the ast reign
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II 70 TNT|Tf = TT fTIVHHF
MILFORD Pike Co. Pa Aug y l-iJ.
In Deed Book, No IS. OF the Records OF the
County /. the following which may b. Of some inter
81 % your readers Bsrnum must look 20 bis laures
or Milford will throw him in the shade. Lewis Cor
neiius died sept a. l-fl bic dimensions were ~
f,lIoxa
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~ TELEGRAPH TO TIE NtH-YOHk TRIBUNE.


ERig, Wednesday, Aug. l9-SAh-
The health Of President Taylor is much better
signed O. G. WOOD.
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FIGHr BETWEEN HosTILr RACES IN GUADA-
IoUPr-cspt Mann. of the BRIG Cygnet. from Point
Petrc, Gusdaoupe, informs us that on the 18th inst
there had been serious hight between the white and
black population in which the whites got the best Of IT.,
but We're leaving the country in dread of further con
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THREE MEMBERS or THE C.sADA ExrcUrN

THREE MEMBERS OF THE CANADA EXECUTIVE
CouNcII IN ENGLAND.-li was the intention of the
sopboy ministry in Office in Canada to turn IN, As
one Of the judges In the new Court at Toronto
Cor which there earthly use but ms source OF
patronage) II J. Boulton, the old family compact At
torney General who turned out by the Wings sent
OF TO Newisundandthcre turned out, OF the post OF
ChefJustice by the British Prvy Council at the earn
est intreaty Of the people who detested him This
snd other important appointments and proposed meas
ures, have no doubt taken Messrs. Hamilton Merritt
sud Lalontane on TO London, by the British mail
steamer OF yesterday, to Join inspecior'General
Hlncks, ExInspector Csyley, Sir Allan MscNab, &c
The result of their arrangements time will show.
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MoRE ABOUT Rsr.-The Picoynne OF yesterday

published the following
BALTIMORE Ang 70 The steamship Falcon has arrived
New York from Havana She reports that Rey gave his
10 the American Consul In presence N ave span
sh soldiers and under threats He wss there 10 Havans
pusOn but had cOntyed send two letters TO the Con
SUI stating that he had been abducted. and desired Amer
lean protection. lie moreover requested 20 ths Con
sal This was refused by the spanish auihOruss
Great sstOuisnmeut felt Ia HaVsnz on the subject
and the excitement increased by the Arrvsl Of he e
slOop Germantown She, however sailed without taking
Il al this we're true-and we doubt it ALT would
not establish the fact that Key abducted. The Of
tense against laws and Government was In the
forcible removal Of the from territory II be
went voluntarily, however Induced, there was no alb.
ducu0n Tor the essence VI abduction s consrsnt up
the sill The duty 10 protect extends beyond the
territorial limits only when the party has been Illegally
removed In Rey's case his has not been established
We do not believe 10 can BE- Tor the proof Of consrnt
Is conclusive 70 minds But the whole telegraph
report reads % "a Ike rigmaroe. IL 10 shout On a
level with the report. that published here about
the gssging and the dsggenzing Of Rey. The report
brought BY the Falcon would make Ne suppose that
Gen Campbell fool and coward and We know
him g. be- neither. The American Consul would never
have taken Reys declaration In the presence " nye
Spanish soldiers and under threats !" and II Rey
ia prison and bad cent two letter. % the Consul
stating that he hal been abducted snG desired Amen
can protection TOE Consul would have demanded the
release OF Rey snd II refused would have left the
Germantown. y. q. Crescent, Plat
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Hoprd OF Health.

Honrd Of Health. WEDNESDAY,, Aug. q.
The sanitary Committee Of this City report - deaths
.cosrs a. having occurred during the last q hours
:, which we're from Hospitals, and IS in private
srsctioe.
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Canadian Affairs.
MoNTnEAL. Wednrsday, aug -

MONTREAL, wednesday, Aug 2s-AM-
Everything is perfectly quiet and likely to re-
main co. 70 Judge from the general feeling which pre-
vals number Of special cOnstables were on patrol
II, night TO prevent the OF fires, which were
esred from depredators.
There no Cholera in the city The last repor, from
Quebec mentioned deaths from Cholera
Markets -Superfne Flour is quoted at pie % a 22s
Wbest-Mixed IL Tod. and red a. Cd per 90 lbs Meal
Ia Der Dbl AshesPots 33s 3d. Pearls 3@s 3D. freights
70 Glasgow Is Sd for Flour, and Dos 30 for Ashes
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IL Mr.. Frederick Buel sailed for California IN
the steamer Falcon agent of the American Bible
Society He takes with him large number OF copies
Of the Bible for sratuitous distribution.
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rY' The Managers Of the American Bible So
eiety have plan under contemplation of sending
Bibles and coporteurs into Hungary
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Murder Of a Planter by his Negro.

Truly you're
l. Z. HARNE-. Deputy Record.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
~ Dtstrfhutie. ef V.I..hIs Pr,xss.-nrD.
a fswIers 4 Wells, Phrsssisst an

~ Mrs. VI. \. Cove Nichols, Water Cure Pbys.
esn, ~ Lexington-sv. Consultations from l0A n Pm
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ITO PRINrERs.-A coupisss sss Of Drying Poles
ssls q lhs Trbass O6cs. By<1
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HgAsn send scores Of valuable prizes daily
from heir estsshshment 10 tho shape Of bssds Of bar
10 the moot fs1tess style And hen those two clesn
orushesons for each side Of every bssd- hsidsnlans
salo In
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~U.I,s.-A age sssorsneni Of Chain Cables, nsw
4 "a ss<o1d hand from 20 10 inch, for sale loo by
al n 0AUST DfRRIC KsON. 80 so~tbsa
The Daily spy., 1849-04-28
FISH MARKET,

Yx7UERE can be found all the different kinds OF FRESH
w FISH the affords from the NewYork Boston
Hartford New Haven, Norwich, New London, and Prov
idence markets. such Cod, Haddock MGckeret HG iJ
Shad Bass Black and Blue Fish, Salmon, &C. together
with an assortment of small Fish from The Salt and Fresh
Waters Alec, all kinds OF SHELL FISH from the above
places Also an OF Dried Smoked and Picked
Fish wholesale and retail.
N B. Fish bought this market will be dressed in the
best and most fashionable syle and sent reasonable
distance free # charge. TERMS CASH
fhy- Cash paid for all kinds of FRESH WATER FISH.
HnriI3 d N. c.. SPRAGUE.
The Daily spy., 1849-04-28
GOODS FOR BOYS WEAR.

HANDSOME Plaid CASslMEREs.
IL do do ERMlNETS.
Plain do.
Checked Union DRlLLINGS.
Plain do do.
Plain all Linen do.
Plain, Checked and Plaid Paris Lustre and Grape
NapoleonsPrinted Jeans and variety of other Goods,
making complete assortment of Chldren's Goods, for
sale cheap at hCHAMBERLIN'S.
Adr "a. dw
The Daily spy., 1849-04-28
G. A. UPTON s. CO..

RE now receiving from Auctions and other sources
IN the largest uariey of Rich Goods r the Spring trade,
that have ever been offered In Worcester. We would
say friends ans patrons that daily opening
packages of NEW GOODS well worthy attention.
Strangers will find Store the place buy
Spring Goods, as we shall always present the best Goods
at the LoWest Prices.
The Daily spy., 1849-04-28
DR.. PEIRCE'S
Celebrated BitterS and Syrup.
INDIAN RESTORATIVE BITTERS, No. /.
INDIAN RESTORATIVE BITTERS, No. ~
SARSAPARILLA SYRUP.

INDIAN RESTORATIVE BITTERS, No.2H
S4RSAPARILLA SYRUP.
COUGH SYRUP.
THESE celebrated medicines which have with uni
L form success and approval wherever they have been
introduced, offered for sale in WORCESTER, at
WITHERBEE & WARDENS, No. 5 Merchants RotO.
Those ho need safe and easy purgatiue find moth
ing equal to Dr.. Perce's No Bitters; his No 2, s
most admirable GiteratiDe for Spring complaints; his
Sarsapara Syrup, while it pleasant cordial
most powerful in expellng humors and impurities from
the system; and suffering from cough should be
without DR.. Peirce's Cough Syrup. For more full de-
scripon of the Medicines and their uses the Crcu
lars which may be obtained OF the Agents daw6mJ24
The Daily spy., 1849-04-28
Abdominal, Supporters, Trusses, Braces,
Maunofic

IAtls HtIIC I0dLLOIICA3 WCs
TTNHE subscriber has taken ROOMS in B0I0en's Block
No. 2O3 Main Street, WorceSter,-where he has,
and viii constantly keep for sale, AGENT large
ment of Mead's Vibrating Magnetic Batteries -Abdom>
nal Supporters-Trusses-Sh Braces and various
ether mechanical sppiances-greay promove of human
health and comfort
The subscriber, in applying the Magnetic Battery, in
connection either with, without these articles, has
eved or cured many PERSONS in different parts of the
State Affected with rupures spinal curvaures, rheuma-
tsm and great variety of disorders and he will
continue to do so, either his Rooms the residence
Of any lady gentleman, who may favor hlm with a
request for any of the above ns ruments for his
vices IN the application of the Galvanic Battery.
April IL. dtf JOHN G. KNAPP.
The Daily spy., 1849-04-28
NOTICE.
CLERK WANTED

YOUNG MAN, from l6 to lS years of age who has
II had some experience In business is wanted in Store
at Clappge. Any who produce unques tionable
evidence Of ability and good moral character, may learn
further par rtcuars, by nqurng ofCLARK d SANFORD,
No Merchants ROIU Main 81 WOrceS er. A26dtt
The Daily spy., 1849-04-28
STEPH EN TRACY, M. D.,
j. HOOKER, NJ. D..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

Office and Residence, No. Park Street.
DIR. HOOKER would inform the citizens of Worcester
and OF the adjoining towns, that he has opened Office
by himself and solcits patronage from his friends others
wishing MEDICAL and SURGICAL aid.
He will not nu the dispensing Medicine TO the care Of
Mexnerienced individuals, but w far practicable attend
f himself thus avoiding great risk to Patient and Physician
Jad l. diff
The Daily spy., 1849-04-28
Wanted,
Is A. HECKTOR,
Fashionable Hair Gutter,

rs now fitting up Saloon No. l9, Main Street,
ly opposite the Court House, Worcester, where
he will pay strict attention Hair Cutting, Hair Dress
ing and Shaving with ease and Champooing in the best
manner. Having had experience and practise in the
most fashionable saloons in Boston, New York and this
city, he haters himself that with attention his bust.
ness, and the wants of his customers, he shall be able
give satisfaction to all who may favor HIM with their
patronage. Particular attention will be paid cutting
chldren's ha,r. Razors honed short notice.
Worcester, April 90.
The Daily spy., 1849-04-28
A CARD.

A CARD.
MR.. EDWARD S CUMMINGS from Boston having
engaged Organs at the "Church of the Unity offers
his professional services the citizens of orcester as
Teacher of the PIANO FORTE and ORGAN
For further information he is permitted TO refer to
Hon Isaac Datts, C. B. Long Esq.
Edlv. Hamilton Esq. Geo. w. Rtchardson ESQ
Worcester, April 6, l64e. dtf
The Daily spy., 1849-04-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,
I'M VEnNNTNSTEU

"a TTHE Homestead of the late THOMAS LAWRENCE
fsnR now for sale. Said Farm contains AZ acres
@ OF excellent Land, gently slipping to the south, well
adapted to the cultivation of every kind Of agricultural
product, aud especially fruit, on which there
various kinds in bearing The Buildings not DID,
constructed in very thorough manner, and amply
supplied with beautiful soft WATER by an aQueduct.
The location is very desirable for the of bus
ness or retirement situated about half mile from the
Depot in Leominster NoI,h Village.
Also, 81 Of the best Pasture Land adjoining the
Farm, and "a Of Wood and Meado,r Land, lying
about mile from IT, The whole will be sold together
in lots suit purchasers Persons wishing to purchase
may call Mr.. LUKE JosLIN the premises, who
will show them Title good and possession given at
If not sold at private sale, the whole will be sold
AT AUCTION, on TUESDAY, May ], at II
O'Clock AM, on the premises. Terms of payment will
be easy. CHARLES w. WILDER, Agent.
LeomiAster, April 23, 1919. dwlw
The Daily spy., 1849-04-28
CHLOROFORM.

DIR. HARRIS, 154 Main Street, is prepared tc
extract Teeth witOt pain by the this recently die
covered substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM
The Daily spy., 1849-04-28

p ROSS'S XpreSS forward all sorts OF
parcels and small through direct over the Worcester
Raj Road to Newport, FaH RiUer, Bristol and WaTren
Juy22. dwtf
The Daily spy., 1849-04-28
CnAI,--C0AI,.

COAL-C0AL.
DORTSMOUTH COAL at $3.50 Cartng&
n Bning each rs cts. All those wishing the above will
please leave their orders at WITHERBEE WARDEN's,
1876 Main Street, with the subscribers.
u. EOUTHWICK & CO.,
March 27 dwnn Hsrdngs Block, Front St
The Daily spy., 1849-04-28

II V. B. PALMER is agent for this paper
IN Boston, New York. PhAadephia and Baltimore. Office
Boston, No. Congress Street
The Daily spy., 1849-04-28
COPARTNEKSHIP NOTICE. :!

COPARTNEkSHIP NOTICE
HE Subscribers have this day associated themselves in
L the Provision business, at the old stand of Joseph
Converse Co., under the and style of Converse
and Culver where they intend all times keep com
pete assortment of fresh and salt provisions which will
be sold at wholesale retail low for cash. The subsCr
bers hope, by diigent attention business merit
tnuaton of The patronage heretofore literally bestowed
the old firm. CHAS. E. CONVERSE.
April IL, l649. JESSE s. CULVER.
All persons indebted either by to the
said Joseph Converse, Joseph Converse & Co.
requested to make immediate payment OF the to
either of the subscribers the old stand of j. Converse
Co., who duly authorized to settle all such demands
CONVERSE & CULVER.
The Daily spy., 1849-04-28
ELectricily amd fhysioIogy.

Electricity and Physiology.
FREE LECTURES!
DIR. A. PAIGE, Electropathic Ply sician and Sur
e9on, No 81 Bedford Street. Boston, has consented to
favor the Ladies and Gentlemen of with Free
Lecture al BRlNLEY HALL. on Saturday EUenng, 2rth
inst, ELECTRICITY its office nature, physiological
relations and practical apppcaton the removal Of dis
eases. u Doors open at 7-Exeecises to commence
before O'Clock. dTT&S April "a
DIR. HOLLHCK
Will give and extended Course Lectures at the
CITY HALL,
FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY, (Boys not ADMITTEDLY
Saturday. Monday THURSDAY and Friday april 81 23 26
and 27, commencing quarter before ecock-doors
open at 7.
To be illustrated by all his Models, Paintings, &c.
Single admission 25 cents-Tickets for each so
cents.
G3-Dr. H. remains at the WORCESTER House, where
he may be consulted and his Books obtained.
April 20. dwtf
The Daily spy., 1849-04-28

FRESH FRUIT.
n BOXES SICILY ORANGES and LEMONS fresh
~ and in fine order just received and for sale by
April is. dSwis b. BUTMAN.
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SAOlE NO. 1869.
CITY ITEMS.

FiSks IN oorosts.-We copy from the record
IL the onoe Of the Chief Engineer the following com
PETE l'' OF Fires aud Alarms In ihs City for the lass
month IL ~il be se~n ths, there were ~ calls upon
he Fire Department there we're slso some very ui.
aiug ares for which no sl~ms were given Thee
slsrms were al given on 81 days-l0 S.ys. the 9th.
10Th 18th. 18th. l6th isse ed 2s,h Ii and 10Th re-
port alarms. On the liih there yer. were ave
alarms and the lTsh there we're six The damage
done these ares has been fully detailed In Tie T--s
sac Of them were very trialns there beips only
one Of any Considerable eaent-;hst on the morning Of
the lllh 10 Fsnythst which caused loss Of $1,000
or therssbout The unparalleled prouptnsss and ss-
cheney OF are companies, aided By eounrfal Sup
ply Of Cro,on renders large are amos, an imPossi-
billy. Too much praise cannot be awarded to body
Of men who are slwsy In storm shine, BY night or
day At the point Of danger. and that, too, without
hope Of any more substantial reward than the thanks
OF the people Shall not those thsnks Be beautifully
and cheer.uy bestowed where they are % deserved!
duet
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From the Wichita Recommendations Of the
Gold Hwnters-Disoovery efInexhnust'bie



From the Boaham (rexssl Adrertser OF the
27th ult We copy the foloTiug itms relative to the
Of the gold seekers Ia the region west oi
Arkansas Awe stated some time since, one party
came iE with specimens OF lead and now another has
discovered silver.
In our paper OF July a. mentioned an exped
tion TO the Wichita mountsns then contemplated BY
several gentlemen who had before that rme made
some interesting discoveries ia that direction. Not
long siterward they mustered to the number Of ~
men and proceeded their jiurney Several OF the IN
returned last evening bringing with them ore which
competent judges pronounce 10 be silver 81 ex'rsordi
nary rchness IL was found IN high frsirie ridge,
al the quantity uss apparently ioexhsustible.
While 10 the Wichita country Tie company divided
-.orse 40 men ien-ining near permaotn. camp DE-
zned Tor bead qasrters while q went directly for
The mountains, anu the rest proceeded 10 Red r yer
IL was this party tSat brought "a tAs ore Tue De
sschmeBt Who Travelled the mounIsios enco uotereo
about 100 Wichita warriors who would not allow
their quests 10 proceed Ia the direction OF the old VII
age nor would they perni, them 10 experiment with
th sands Of tha ia their vicinity some OF the
sand was obtained however and u resembles that from
which small quantity Of gold was extracted In jelly
last
We understand that the same party Intend soon 10
20 TO the same region again, with competent force
20 pursue their inyesg Ia defiance OF all oPpo
sluJn
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PrOcInua ton,

By HAvLToS FisH. C0tsTaoy Of ns StHs Of Ne5. Ip-t
Of gratitude 70 Ami n,y God for BE Numerous
m.D station, Of goodoen during he p'Gt year calls nr
puzzle expression CT hanks from People who have
psreneed the full measure Of blessings which have
been extended 10
Peace and quiet have regned throughout land TIE
soOs Of The husotnoman have been rewarded n The
turns OF he fru,,s Of tbs earth Industry hs pursued is
accustomed walks In al s varied empioymehis, and ia
vosares have enjoyed hOnes and well earned rewards
Civil and rel sious Liberty continue 70 be yoactssfed 10
81 within our bOrd-r-aud he blessings Of the Gospel
extended 10 ell who desire 10 enjoy its Comforts and
Its consosiions few weeks since, the whole Nsuou'
a humble dependence, united In earnes, prayer to Al.
M ghty ID 70 Withdraw the grievo1s pesilenee which
wa, rs-sang tie ard that Yisston has paused, and
tic blessing Of pubic health I, restored.
ltbecones grstsfgl snd Christian peopls 70 scsnOw
ledge these merces sEe render thanks 70 their bcUn
fIl Oi7er.
lido ,s.refor. designate TAV,,1oy, As tvmfyninh day
yr.sbey p.ani and do recommend lite Observance by
he People u ths STATE day Of Public Tbsossgyipg
to Almighty God
liz vvrs,ss WHEREOF have hereuuto signed my
and affixed tho Prvy Sea- OF the STATE, at the
It's, City Of Albany. his tr,t dag Of November, one
Thousand eight hundred and foriy-Diue.
HAMILTON RlsH
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MEMOIRS TRIBUNE.


The (Jb,o N,.lfsmas takes ~ our recent re-
mark. on the Hamilton County Question AGO. Ia
49, ,oo nm, abatement that the ia" Knows no
- sa,a.o,isl or Representative District as
Hamilton County" says;
r.,,,... q, 4. called BY The TyilEHs, though 1t
nevs, finally paced either brsnch OF 'ns Leel'h'uie,
,noush signed and published as sucn ana tns Jourh'
NJ ether Hoase were muisnd and si's'oo 70 cover
Tie aud
AL this. you perceive good for any thing proves
ts.tihs,e ~ n0D no dDD1'ttonmsHt LAR ." ono
consequently. all the elections and return; are
uneon.ti.utonsl. Why then, is this caveat a. alnst
the vhol law in.erpoccd 70 prove the division Of
Hamilton County unconstitutional, when /: can
have no effect Dot to dsrken c.Onsei s'd confuse
the jadgmeut'
The Slatesmsn proceeds 70 argue that the di-
vision Of Hamilton County ,' unconstitutional be-
oaese land only becsasel the Consultation pre-
scribes that Repyssen'a,res shsll be "apporli0ue1
among ne sese,a' Counties Of the State while
Senators shal! be apportiOned among the ssv'
anal Counties or Distr,cts.' How the right Of The
Legislature TO divide Hamilton County for the
choice Of Seaators can be disputed under this
elsuse 10 10 as upsccountable. As 70 the House,
there may be- a question, though we certainly de-
eide il d! ffsrently from The Statesman. But the
gist of,he matter IL touched by the query Who
10 10 decree the invaidty Of a ststote on the
ground OF uncopsttstionality 7 Do We choose
County Clerks fcr this purpose, or cloths them
with this treme ndous power' Wo answer. No
never II is their duty 20 conform to the law %
they find 1t on the ststute book, leaving TO he Jn-
6tciqry the duty Of deciding what laws arc and
what are not warranted by the Constitution. Ii
does seem 10 US tina. the argument on this whole
subject was exhausted and the true doc,riae de-
6ni,ivsly settled by Mr. Webster in the famous
dsbats with Col. Hsyne on Foote's Resolutions
II every individual. or every petty functionary
nay declare a law unconstitutional at Piea'are,
snd thereupon disregard and defy 1t, Government
is farce, and the shsrpest BoTieknile 10 made
the umpire in Constitutional discussions. he's.-
aaco % a law deemed unconstitutional, an 0rdfr
and on purpose to te't It's validity before the op
pyoprole yud,eloi triLannl-is loyal and author
lied, but resistance with any other intent is An
srchy and Revolution. The principle contended
for by the Statesman would render al Constitu
tons just what the maj ,rity OF the moment should
choose to mako thsm--a mere football OF Faction
without stability or claim to respect. We trust
the more considerate Of the self-styled Democ-
racy Of Ohio will perceive whittier they are dT'it'
ing snd that no sincere Free Soler can DC brought
10 endorse doctrines perilCus as those on which
tho RICH, Of a County Clerk TO modify plain pro-
vision Of law 10 affirmed. OF course we do not
include among sincere Free Sellers those who
divided the thirty pieces at Columbus last Win.
ter, and have not yet had the grace to follow out
thu parellel