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Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.

Worcester, S. March H. l949.
ID virtue Of Execution which issued Judgment
ID in favor Of Rejoice Newton, of Worcester Esquire
against JOEL HOWE, of West Boylston, said County
blacksmith, at the Court of Common Pleas and
holden Worcester within and for the County of Wor
cester, the first Monday of December. A. d. ls4e
have taken all the Right in Equity that the said Joel Howe
had, the twentieth day of July, a. ID. I648 the day
when the attached process to redet ID
certain mortgaged Real Estate lying in West Boysion IN
said County, and the that described in MORTGAGE
deed thereof from the said Joel Howe Mary B. Wor
cester reeurGed in the Registry of Deeds the County
of Worcester. book AS page Is and Wednesday the
second day of May next O'Clock in the afternoon
al the American Temperance House in Worcester shall
offer for sale by public aucton the highest bidder said
right in equity oil redemption.
dSwM20 J. DAY, Deputy Sheriff
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WINDOW CURTAINS,

PARLORS, SALOONS HALLS tastetailty decorated,
BY w. g. f. A. BROWN,
FASHIONABLE UPHOLSTERER having had eight
years experience (atKlTTREDGE & BLAKE's, the most
manlike manner. French Pattern SOFAS, LOUNGES
CHAIRS CoUCHEs, made to order persons in want OF
article would do well to call before purchasing,
Can furnish articles superior to any in the city.
CURED, Hair, Palm Leaf, and Hair MATTRESSES made
to orders Old Mattresses picked and made good
as new Pew Cushions-Pews lined and stuffed. All
kinds Upholstery work repaired in and superior
manner. w. d A. F. BROWN,
Nortcich ST., opposite Depot, Worcester.
March g. dom
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Copartnership NOTICE.

Jesse BOYNTON of Providence, R. l., was admitted
u a member of our firm on the fifteenth day OF March,
1913. The CIGAR AND TOBACCO BUSINESS will
continue to be conducted by U.S. hereto ore under the
style Of M. CURTIS CO., at the Old stand No. 273
Our sTAIRs) Main Street, Worcester To correct any
impressions that have gone abroad to the contrary
lake this opportunity TO say that have connection
with any other mandatory, and also thank the public
for Their very liberal and increasing patronage.
NJ B. All articles from Establishment, warranted
in quality and manufacture. J. M. CURTIS e. CO. +
March %, ls49. d4w
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Ey7 Powers, the sculptor, is at present en-
gagged upon great national statne, which, he
calls "America," and upon which, he says in
letter to friend in Cincinnati, he is willing his
fame and fortune shall rest. The block OF mar
BILE for the work cost $1,000.
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j. HOOKER, M. d..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Office and Residence, No. 8 Park Street.
DR.. HOOKER, would inform the citizens of Worcester
and Of the adjoining towns, that he has opened Office
by himself and ocits patronage from his friends and others
wishing MEDICAL aud SUReicAL aid
He will iurus the dispensing Of Medicine the Of
INEXPERIENCED individuals, but WILL far praccabe attend
10 HIMSELF thus avoiding grearsk to Patient and Ply stefan.
Jad |. dtf
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STEPHEN TRACY, M. D.,

Respectfully offers his services TO the inhabi-
tants OF WORCESTER. Dr. t., having enjoyed superior I'D
santages and had ample experience in the East Indies and N
West we'll in New England, feels fully warranted ingY
ing the thai all entrusted his requiring
either MEDICAL SURGICAL attendance, shall be treated
the most careful and skifull manner
Office lat present. 60 NaaiR-St.
Dce27. DIFF
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The ORGAN. The Union speaks of the Ma
tional lntelligencer as the Administration organ,
pro tempore Gen. Taylor has yet no recogniz-
ed organ. Ledger.
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REV. ALBERT CASE, P. G. NJ. Will deliver a lecture
upon Odd Fellowship at QuNsIGAMOED HALL, on Thurs
day Euening, at u O'Clock Members OF the Order with
their Ladies, respectfully invited TO attend.
March "a. d G.. F. WILSON, Sec'ry.
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Gan ghes2sss-G5mgIs6xaaaS.

,>JrD - d.yl case Of Fine Scotch GInghams
81 which are selling rapidly at the low price OF TEN
cents yard. c..hrns with a great VA
,an ~ FINER GOODS, all of which are selling at tue
iotoest prices at y. - W. " ks Main St
March uWoWs
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DIED.

In this city March Gath, Miss Alkaline NJ, daughter of
William and Alkaline L. Howe "a
Funeral on Tuesday at O'Clock at No. Charles st.
Friends and acquantances invited to attend without
further notice
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NOTICE,

ry,HE firm OF BuFFuM d EARLE is this day dssoIVeu
Nv mutual consent The affairs OF the iaIe cohce.n
A, X settled by b. BUFFUM, who will continue the
| ~,,, business at the Old Stand B. BUFFom;
Worcester, 8 mo. II, ls4s. THUS HA
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~ v. B. PALMER is agent for this paper
in Boston, New York Philadelphia, and Baltimore. Office IN
Boston, No. Congress Street.
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Insurance against Fire!


No. So State-st., Hartford, Conn.,,
van sound and apailsble Capital $3.50, 900
OFFER their protection against loss or qmage by fire
~ the citizens of Worcester and its vicinity II nsute
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Stores and Merch anJS,
generally, Factories aud Mills the favorable
terms.
This Institution has been operation nearly quarter
cenury--its reputation Jor liberal adjustment and ts
promptitude in paying losses well known and essab
lished. THOMAS K RPACE p,e.,5e.t
SIMEON L. LOOMS, Secretarr
Hartford March s, s45 i.u
" Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance in the above
Company, are referred, for more particulars 10 A. n
BULLOCH ESQ.,, Waldo BLOCK, Worcester Mass.
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WIRE WORMS. The albany Cultivator states
states that farmer near Albany preserved his
corn from wire-worms the last season by rolling
the seed in sulphur.
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Assipnee's Notices.

oTIcF is hereby given that have been duly appoints
ed Assignee ofthe Estate Of sTEPHEN HA ANIL
TON Of iibury, in the County OF worcester h h az
ors Of said neoven debtor will be held at me uce o.
HENRY CHAPLIN Esquire in len IN o saa oUu abs
on ". -, vhich meeting creditors may he present ana
iorehoon ~ arairos ELIAS FORBES, Assignee.
prove their ciainis' dM24
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Soda SOL sEr@tagS.

VTNHE undersigned, the only manufacturers Of GENUINE
Soda sal Eratus, beg leave TO canton Their custo-
an the pnbjc against article made in Imitation
of The genuine by several manufacturers who nave been
induced 10 this BY the great favor our arce mas
met With To those who are unacqpainled win our ar
,ce we have only say, that single trial according 10
the directions hich placed in each PACKAGE viii
its superiority any other hind OF sal ~ atus
in market and we it wholesome and perfectly
tree RON impurities The genuine article can be obtain
ii of any Of the wholesale Grocers or Druggists In ms
90 pnston Providence Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
Nv Orleans Purchasers particularly requested to
ace that our brand is each package o
o ~ JOHN DWIGHT 81 co.
New York March 26, IS49 d5tawoW
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NEW FRENCH GOODS,

FROM NEW TURhs ,
-rpcuAstRS of DRY GOODS are invited to call at
CHAMBERLiNS
an M Work Many splendid DRESS GOODS and rare
hsrsains may be found in my stock: ,.,rn,Yr
March "a. q" - :" A-
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CHTnRnEOR

DIR. HARRIS, 154 Main Street, prepared 20
Teeth Uithout pain by the Of this recently
covered substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM.
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parcels and small through direct. the Worcester
Rail Road to Newport, FaH Riuer, Bristol and Harren.
July D. dwtf
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING,

ONE Case Splendid ENGLISH PRINTS-one
~ yard wide and fast colorsthey the handsomest
and cheapest PRINT In the city, Call and examine them
at G. J. NEWCOMERS.
MBrch 20. d2ws
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Embossed Table Covers and
Piano Covers.
UST received fresh stock Of the above Goods in every
y variety of style and color. For sale low.
March 0. DIV H. II. CHAMBER IN. EH
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Worcester Go. Horticultural Society.
ysSuE ANNUAL MEETING for the choice of Officers,
etc. etc, will be held at the Office of WILLIAM
GeEEN ESQ., (93 Main ST. at O'Clock on the afternoon
OF Thursday, april 18Th ,.ours so.,.r
Worcester, March %. awe"
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TO BE LET,
Fine French Ginghams at III cts.

oNE case of the above Goods very cheap; FIVE Gases
{ EIANcAsTER CINGHAMs; One Case good SCoICH
ar IA cents with lots OF other cheap goods,
GlNonA aaI a. " CHAMBERLIN'S.
March 2t. ~
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CommonweaIth of Massachnsetts.

worcester, 81. March 8, 1849.
d virtue Of execution which issued ON judgement i,
ID favor Of BERIAH CURTIS. Of Worcester IN he CousAy
ofWorceser, Gentleman against Luther Burnett Of said Wors
cester Gentlemen at the Court Of Common Pleas begun and
holden at Worcester within aud for the County of w
the first Monday of December D. le4e have taken All
the right equity that the said Luther had on the first
day Of August 64S the day when same was attacks
ed process redeem certain morgaeed real estate
lying the city Of Worcester and the that is describe
in mortgages deed thereof from the said Luther Burnett "a
Worcester County Institution for Savings recorded in Book /
Page 81 the Registry of Deeds for the County Of
and Monday the ninth day of April next at two O'Clock
in the afternoon at the American Temperance House in Wor
ceste- shall offer for sale by Public Auction 10 the highest
bidder, sad right IN equity Of redemption.
Mo. dSw J. DAY, Deputy Sheriff.
Worcester, IS. Probate Office, March IA ls4s
To all persons interested in the Estate of DEBORAH
J. UPHAM, late of Royalston, deceased, Greeting
VOu are cited toappear at Court o Probate TO he
holden at Worcester on the first Tuesday of Anil
next TO show why administration of the estate a
said deceased should be granted TO Joseph e. Upbam
of Philhpston. Mid CHAS. G. PRENTISS Pc
~ Worcester, So. Probate Office, March 90, ls49
To all persons interested in the Estate of ASAHEI
GODDARD, late Of Millbury, deceased Greeting.
You are cited TO appear Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester on the first Tuesday of April
Next to show cause why administration of the estate Of
said deceased should he granted to Elias Forbes
Of said Millbury. lM2ld*l CHAs. G. PRENTIss, Reg
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Rich Camelion Lustres.

entirely article Tor ladies Dresses and The only
~ lot for sale in the City. To be found
Marsh 81. dwSws e. A. UPTON & cos.
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DOMESTIC GOODS,

e., A. UPTON s. co. are selling Brown and
Bleached sheetings and shirsings OF all qualities
less than present Factory prces--Tickings Drillinas
Flannels. &C.. of every grade.
AS many OF our Domestic Goods were bought previous
to the rise, we enabled sell old prices These
that wish for decided bargains the Goods are in
yed to call Z. A. UPTON d. cos
March 81 dw3wis lao Main ST.
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DRESS GOODS.
BLACK SILKS, all widths. ALPACCAs.
Plain Chang able SILKS. ALEPINES.
Plaid do Grenadines
Fig'd do French LAWNS.
Satin de Chine. Black Silk SIIAWLS.
Barrages aud Bazornes. Cashmere do.
Fig'd MUSEINS. Brocha do.
LINEN GINGuAMS. Cold Silk do.
Cotton do Fancy do.
French do KID GLOVES.
BOMBAZINES. Fancy Hdkfs.
MOHAIRS. Lace Capes.
Cbl'd Lawns for Bonnets. Ladies Standing Callars.
Corded SkIRTS Crimps.
SC &c. Spotted Musns.
MILLINERY, sc.
BONNETS. Florence SILKS
Bornet kIBBoNS. Sarsenet do
Taffetta do Col'd Tarletans
Artificial do Bonnet SATINS.
WREATHS. Linen, Muslin and Cotton
Lace Trimmings. EDGIRCS.
TABS. Linen Camb. Hdks.
Colored Grapes. Infants Wro't Waists and
Belt Ribbons, Dresses.
Corded Silks. Quillings.
PLUSHES-VELVETS. Bonnet Thread.
Web Laces Spool do.
lair Braid. Cnpd DO
Linen Thread.
u Many other Goods not mentioned above,
will be added TO our Stock every week. and our ar
engagements are such as will offer the NEWEST AND
MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS the Uery Lowest
Prices. TUCKER & UPTON.
March %. dwtf
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SITUATION WAN TED.

Il He subscriber who has had six years. experience
Book Keeper and Salesman, here and elsewhere takes
this method of stating that his in either b0h
OF the above lines, may be obtained fair terms. The
best references he giAen those applying BgF
FUM's LUMBER OFFICE, by mail prior the first of
April. p JAS TURNER
worcester, March 20, 1649. dw2w
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CARD.
The subscriber having disposed of his Lumber business
to Messrs. 7. d. o. X. EARLE, takes this method of say
ing to the public and his old customers, that their fac
tiles of doing business such that they will be able
furnish every article their line the market
prices and hopes the patronage literally extended
him may be given to them. b. BUFFIM.
3mo. H. l84o dMa2
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A Good Chance.
A YOUNG MAN in good standing, with cash capital
n of from six to ten hundred dollars who wishes to
engage in Country Store have eligible situation
addressing A. H. t., Waterbury, CT. dStwlttM2z
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-25
n.peacuE OF SECOND JUNE.

We have omitted 10 stale that invitations nave
hssn sent 10 our brethren OF The Democratic press
throrobour The STATE 10 unite with US IN celeota''
ing The signal victory OF last month oae anu
all, they have done their duty, in essentially coI'
rrbuins 10 The brilliant result we nope y
have the pleasure OF their company on the occd'
sion; we certainly expect 10 see many OF 'ne"
who are within striking distance OF Richmond.
Our friends in Inc surrounding country, we
confidently trust, will be present in large mum.
bers at the grand rally, 10 exchange The cordial
grasp of the hand and TO brighten The chain OF
patriotism aud true principles which oinos 'ose,
Their the Virginia Democracy. Some "ouo'eu
Veterans and eloquent champions CT The cause
will be present. and from what we near' 'ne scene
will be Joyous and interesting.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-25
An Ordinance
CONCERNING THE RAISING OF HOGS.
KEEPING Of DOGS, WITHIN THE cili
RICHMOND.

PASSED May 23aD, 1919
]. Be i: Ordained by the Council 81 'he
Of Richmond, That no slave, tree negro q
latto, shall raise hogs, or keep a dog or deg :
IN said City. And any Tree negro . aa'
offending aeainss This Ordinance, shall T z
10 nne OF five dollars, for each AMI ever
50 raised, and each and every dog So kef''i
or her, ana shall forfeit all hogs 50 rsI''s'
dogs So kept y, .im or her. And any sIa" :.
lending, shall be punished with not les %.
and not more than thny.ninc iashes, ani
forfeit 10 the City all hogs and dogs iOHal y
or her possession
y II shall BE- The duty OF the se7efa' !.
Officers OF this City, Immediately 10 axe 60 80
OF all hogs or dogs as aforesaid, when so
any Time be found in The possession > any ;"
tree negro or mulato, and cause me SAM
removed 10 ami kept 10 some suitable paa
deposite, 10 be provided by the Mayor O.
City, until said Mayor shall order such ne
dogs 10 be disposed OF, 10 CONFORMITY go
provisions Of this Ordinance.
3. All hogs forfeited in Pursuance o. ms
nan CT, stall be sold under The ditec'ioa o
Mayor Of said City, and The proceed, q = :.
'ahi ""u MI uurS ItCOVtfeO CHCrI W' -"
shall be paid oyer TO the Chamberlain - .
use oil The City; and all dogs SO !oflr'iei'
oe put TO death al such pace and O0as'
directions as The said Mayor shall desIgha' "
prescribe.
a. An annual tax OF Ave dollars snal' ~,
ter &c assessed on every hog shoal or pIs :, :.
owned by or IN the possession OF any VIZ
son in the City. And il shall be me da!
Oflcers oil Police oil the several Watd'
every receptacle OF hogs within their re-.
Wards, whether The same BE- KEEP, 10 ho-'
pens and IL report a isl Of me satpe'
once a month, TO The Chamberlain. Soso
be levied Tor and collected By In PJIice =
IN each Ward, in the same manner a -
es Of the City, are now levied tof ani -.
Tor which, The said Officer so colleen
allowed compensation OF fifteen
The amour, oi tax by MIN colIectea
that hogs driven 10 this Civ Tor sale, ~. "A
FIRST Of October and The first Of AprlI 10 -.
and hogs, shoats and pigs other nan 1' =. Il
brought 10 mis- Guy, al any pe;iot q
Tor slaughter ard slaughtered Gifin ~, i
alter they arrive, shall not be sublec Y "a i,
5. This Ordinance shall comment. No,
force from and alter The frs day Of Ju'
A true copy , Q
VIM. P. SHEPPARD y
Nav 25-dlw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-25
GENERAL TAYLOR TAKING OUT A PATENT

GENERAL TAYLOR TAKING OUT A PATENT
The idea OF General Taylor being che second
Washington" is so orig inai that we 90 not won.
der that he went to The proper Office ia Washing.
ton 10 have il patented. The Washington cor
respondent cf he Philadclphl Ledger tells with
whai success:
General TAYLOR is said 10 have lately visited
the PaIen, Off e, 10 take particular view, as
we'll as the precise dimensions Of Washlnglcn's
celebrated inexpressibles, very properly preserved
10 that high place b. nations respecI and graf
ilude. General Taylor examined them very
closely, but alter pause, observed 10 one 1.-THE
by.slanders, tina; he should be afraid 10 put them
on, without enslhenins them little in The leg;
thine The more surprising, as Washington was
great man with long legs while his own, (Gen
Taylors iegs) were rather below The common
size. The enigma was Of course, explained by
stating that in The days OF Washington, the Presi-
dent Of The United States haG neither enemies nor
pahlaloons, and aas therefore ready TO show both
his hands and his legs"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-25

"ln wi.hdra wing troc1 the canvass | am actu-
ated solely by wish 10 see The friends OF Gen
TAYLOR and his administration uhne1, and 10 iur-
thrr, as lar as IN nv power, The election oil d
Wing. SsoLy ether Mr.. Faulkner or MT SELF
can beat NJ. Pa ks,, bu. il @ond De idle Tor bOIh
Of US TO run against him. Mr.. Faulkner has a
more general personal acquaintance han have
in The Dislrct-norc time TO canvass il IS an old
hand AT electioneerins-ha been frequent be-
tore he people. | never have, and The thing is
therefore new 10 me. He is now in the field, with
better prospect oi victory than General Taylor
had, early in the day, AT Buena Vista-and all
il requires is a united effort 10 ensure H."
In The above choice n1oreeau our readers will
recognize portion of card put forth before The
election BY Col Hamlramck The election came
on, Mr.. Parker beat Mr. Faulkner for Congress
upwards OF spsn Hundred, (snd would have bea,
Col. II. great deal farther, a, least one Mosand.}
The TAYLOR presses and politicians, which before
the election spoke confidently OF success, sudden.
ly backed water-and the Winchester Repubi.
can exclaims:
"As 10 ou o,rn District, no SANE MAN crer e.
pecied 10 ca,.VR. The dead weigh OF Page alone
will generally be sufficient, 10 3verwhelin US, 50
that Wing candidate never en'ers the field with
any assurance Of success. Besdes-there was a
local teud in BerAeev-and in jefferson four
Wing candidates TOR the county, and M Demo.
cratic one So that the Fote was less bv 400 tina
could have been po'ied under proper iDducement."
The sanity of COL H. is here directly brought
in question, and the spirit OF Jefferson deems il
but an act OF justice 10 lei the accused be heard
in his own deferce.
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M, ttiS.

Died. al Ravensworth, his residence N Warren +
~, North car-llna, on Saturday, the On Of ihsm.
IN the 5lsI year Of hts age, RICHARD II. Mos
son ol Wade Mosby, deceased, of Lrtir, IN rowa,
and bother nf our respected tuwnsman, John G. ".
Mr. Richard X. Mosby was bon and reared nj l.
thr residence al u iatEei; stI feculiected by mar
the head quarters, IN that part 81 the STATE. .! -.
ant, old fashioned Virginia hospitality. ata ven
" period of his life, he was DISCOVERED 10 po>Sr.,
Tents Of no common order-and II was probably ~,
cov-ry which subjected him Ia The disadyantagr I
.ng srDt Willie stlll boy, 10 receive hts collrela.,
ncation NJ william and Mary But, even undrf
disadvantage, he acquired al that venerable nsIIm
reputation for talents, tn which his c0tsmp0rlris,
survivors bear strong aud cordial testimony. lge
manhood, Mr.. Mosby left his native state and he.
n resident nf the State of North Carolina, wher,
married and commenced The practice af the laN.
ike other men al genus, Tor sIch he undoubtedly
Mr. Mnshy contracted, al an early period ~ his pre
siona' career, dktasie for his profession, and tell >
on rural lite and elegant literature. Al later pr
this iractivr life became dis;astriul 10 HIN, and
whole vigonr of his mind was brought to bear on
Iles oi Important agencies la TINS new career b..
cess was brillIani SO much 20, that he would has,
tanned. tn great wealth, had he not been born VI
soft heart and an open hand. The orphans and
widows too are yet living, who can attest his prhl
benrfactIons.
The writer of ins obituary became intimate.
quainted with MIR nosby, only at late pericd q
life, and not until an incurablr nalidy had tislsns
MN, aud prostratrd his physical strength. But iv
as he was, IN body, the bfiancy Of his convrrsiiH
powers was unimpair-d. In the whole rangeof hf
srrvation, the writer of this obituary has never 10
lwiih one solitary exception, So ripe bales ltro !
lar rs Richard y. Mosby: never more generous
KIND hearted man
Richmond, May 81, lsas
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Mr.. CoLLAMER REMOVING LaD.E:

Mr.. COLLAMER REMOVING LADIES.
We perceive that Mr. Colamer has already
found il necessary TO remove certain ladies hold
ing obscure post offices. The following is
punishment OF one OF Fl Z Henry Warlen's con.
stIluenrs:
N. L. stou, Bloomington, Muscaent, Iowa.
vice Mrs. S. EARL.
Gallant, chiyalruus, Fig Henry, asks the krie
Obse, usr, what SIN against Federalism had poor
Mrs Earl CT mmiIted that her heac mrs . soon
be brought loghe b'ock2 Had.sne : ...a aaong
thr Iowa volunteers in Mexico, A.. .a,, a...:nit-
Ted the objectionable sir; or, y i 'tc'er-
lere in eiccioRs" hy Voting az l.. t.5-7 S,y-
lnr and the Or mad ST., Il dis
regarded that only atlclr u,ch
Gen. Taylor definitely, in - tall,
expressed hmself-ear!y MI joking
asite, is not this pretty work 10! al .d,ninistra-
lion that came into power protesting 10 have no
;'iriends 10 reward" and YET '-scpnd> 70 The remo-
val Of ladies' 10 reward parizan,nrp4
Pennsylranian.