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PIANO FCRTEs AND MUSIC.

HE subsgIbeI has constantly hand good assort
L ment Of Pl ANO FORTES, from the
best manqtactories 10 the United States
2lI0, GUITARS, FLUTES, ACCOR-fT M "a 81 Ii
DEhlNS, El9LlNS. etc. etc. SHEEFQ ~ VI
MUSIC and INSTRUCTION BOOKS for all instruments
constantly received as published He would
speetiuy inform his friends, the friends of Mr. Chas HOIST
2nd fhe PGblo that he has made aIrangemeHts with Mr.
Charles Horst to take charge of the Musical Department of
his store, and both solicit continuance Of the many favon
g I'm ID a. TYLER 60 CJsmp st .
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,rHI4, tof sheriff Eds Crescent: Please announce
l, r FhERET as Candidate for the Shsufalty
Convention. AZ FPIFSTrNs' .
n ~ For SheriH-JOHN l.. LEWIS, Sheriff of the
" OtsAh rs Candidate for reelection
hoyem6sr next The efficient and impartial
uhged me dates Of his Office will expected secure him
majority OF the [iys0l GENERAL SUFFRAGE.
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=, - For CLERK Eds. Crescent! You will please vav
mat LEEO EWlSi1a Candidate for the office Of CLERK Of w
my3 TEE , FlN6Ip5TYi~
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For collector:

, G$g For Coli otor-yiessrs Editors You are nm.
hoisea 70 announce DAILY Candidate for Collector Of
STATE Taxes Of the First District. - ''i VI
su20 uFAUGu A MIR .1u,,
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FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, AND FURNISH.
ING WATERWAYS Al An.tlnr. E-i...

n McCUTCHEON, 100 ST. CHARLES Street, doom
~, above POydras-Keeps constantly -suzgsas,-1,0
hand good assortment of NEW
AND SECONDHAND FURNI.
TQRE, Curled Hair and Moss MA g
THASSES, made Of the best materials which he dis
pozed to sell as low be hought annton for cash
49, ~ G VI 'dTnitu1e and Matrasses, and all knds
OF JObBLhG done at short notice. and by the best work
men nruitnTe packed, moved and shipped with care
~ New and Second hand Furniture bought etc, etc.
lyl8 am n. NORTHUMBERLAND. l0a S. EhaIla.
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ABsD,-29O kegs and bbls No Leaf Lad. for ,ae Inv
VI w, L. CUSHING @EISYisT St
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esY- For Clerk.-CHARLES r. CARTTTHERS !, =,
held on the 5h Of November next. nniq ~ "
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THE undersigned has n0Egs9nip sampI s. Of all the
L IRON RAlLlNG inatg ~ fnseheTY in Pennsylva-
Back Galleries Kitchens. Dwelling Geries, Tomb Rail
ing, etc. etc.
Ais0-Issndng from ships Lucas al Toronto a lot of
CALIFORNIA GOLD WASHERS. For sale By
So VIM. A. BEENHR, as Charities st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-29

,SSs For SIeTk; = Eds. CrSSceRt: Please announce
JAMES a. HOPklNS Candidate for Clerk Fourth Dis
et Court the ensuing election be held the November
la@o MANY VOTERS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-29

GENTEEL FURNISHED hOAMS
NAN be obtained at No 90 Gus TONIC USE
~ TREE T., with Shower and other Baths, IL -
doors from the Post-oiice-9 pleasant mt of the I
oiI..,.N b. References given and require. iy9 -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-29

- r. For Collector, - Please announce JOHN &
IHACkE Candidate Collector Of Sate Ta4ss ri M F
Disu i6 he will be supported BY
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-29

H. a EoT S9nstable. - Eds. Crescent: Please an
nounce lCHAhD KEENAN, Candidate for ConSbis Of ~
Second pItices Court the ensuing election. he Mi he
BY the advocates Of tSpsl ROTATION IN OFFICE
~ For Oonstabla,-Please annoUncs in yo,, ~ u
WIN sHEARER candidate for Constable Of he TbiS5 b
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-29

sADDLERY AND lNDIA~RuBBER GOODS,
ca We have on hand large assert. G7sTSNN~SN
ment of all kinds Of a4E=EA44
- India Rubber Goods, ul1AENlSN0
suitable for persons going 70 a1laAA-sz4S
California, such as Beds, Pillows, Blankets, LsgainS
gloalI, Pouches Water Tanks and Bottles Drinking Cups
Bags, India Rubber Cloth, and Tents.
A complete stock of SADDLERY, TRUNKS and
HARNESS, at Wholesale and Retail at the lowest market
prices E5 Country Merchants and Saddleu can be sup
Piled with every article in our line eY- Orders put up
with care. J. A. HORTON & CO.
au7 d&W So Common ST.. and II Canal ct.
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Fifth District court:

~. For Olerk,-J B. F. MAXENT il Csndidst,
81 ZEE surth District Court o. NsWOTlOanG. Election
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vi - For oleTk-WM. A. MOTT is a Candidate for
Sth Of November, ls49 s M iH'
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FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK.
CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

All their materialHTypo, Presses, etc. are efsy new and
the very latest improvements, which will enable then 60 execute their
surpassed this city The Presses
from ouatry r. Hoe Co.. NevYot4 wbichiaa
guaranty their excellence the type rom the Iel known oun
dries Measrs George q CO. and John TWh sndhaEe
been selected With great to adapt to the neaE wants
this city.
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~ cEor CLERK - We are authorized to announce
SEOkGE A. FOsDGCK CANDIDATE for ClerF Of ne Fff
pct Court at the election be on The So q November
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slS9Y For Justice of the Peaee-THOs. A. WAT
candiate for Second Justice Of the Peace the election
and IRON the River back o the Lake. ~ -
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~ For Clerk-SAMUEL G. RISK is a Candidate
Tor Clerk Of the Fifth District Court at the Election bp be
APPS ii GIJV VOTERS
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~ Fog Justice Of the Peaes-Pleass announce J.
my9 ms ~ TSJE;J00
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FOR RENT

WILLIAM L. CUSH ING.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING hgRCHANT No 2
NB9t3rab.fr street, Nss Orleans. au22
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~ + or OonSta bic. .MRssrs. FdltgrS plsasa an
nounce THOMAS Candidate Constable Of he Second
Court Al the election take place 5 Of November
AtAI sep5 THE
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For Assessor:

I. Fog Assessor; Hegszs. Edltoys: Please an
Plan Book for Municipality No Two as Candidate for me- of
state Assessor for the Third Representative Of NevO
au2O' SOME PRoPERTY-HoLDERs.
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N,iy5sf y FOE 0leTE.-We are authorized to annoV
@ GEhNON n Candidate for Clerk Of the Fifth Di
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For Justice of the Peace;'

pEs8 Eor Justice Of the Peace Messrs. Editors
IsaAs announce Colonel SPARREL HALE Capdiafe for
seps F5 IN M NJ HgSs 81
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-27
PILGRIM HALL.


The correspondent OF the Cleveland True
Democrat, James A. Briggs, Esq. has the follow.
ing ~ ms last letter, dated at Plymouth, S
Pilgrim HaIP' is place Of greatfntefest. be
cause lSc0ntaIns some Of the most precious me
mentoes OF "the Fathers" In front OF the Hall
e''closed IN neat and substantial iron fence, i:
tne .op o. the Uery rock on which the Pilgrim.
Planted their feet. On the iron railing is inscrib
ed the names Of the Al individuals who subscrib.
ca the compact on board the Mayflower, at Cane
Cod harbor, Nov. III, 1920 Ia the Hall is 4
splendid painting OF the "Landing Of the Pill.
grims' oY the late Henry Sergeant, ESQ, of Bos.
ION. Here are represented Carver, Bradford
Wlnslow, Brewster, Stqndish and his beautiful
wife, Rose. Around the Hall are several nor.
traiIs, copies from the originals. Among them
GOV. Edward Winslow, and the vile of Gov. Jo.
siah Winslow.
Among the antiquities in the Hail. are two
chairs, venerable with age One belonged to
GOV. Carver, the other to Elder Brewster. An
iron pot and large pewter dish which belonged
10 Capt. Miles Standish The dish on which
rose served her dinner to her noble husband
IL seemed to me that could see her beside her
taoie, with her form of exquisite elegance, with
the hectic flush upon. her cheek, and her eve
smiling with an unnatural light, and her face RAJ
Grant with an angel-like beauty, speaking words
VI Courage ana consolation to him-her sschoseD
one --Whowas so soon to be lett alone, and TO
mourn the departure Of woman worthy TO he
the mother OF a race Of Heroes | was pleased
10 learn that several here have named their daueb
ters Rose Standish" And here is the gun bar
rel with which King Phillip was killed. He was
the Washington of his race; no historian will
ever do him justice-but his name will 90 down
through all the coming generations of m ankind.
with that OF Roger Williams, the great Apostle
OF Religious Liberty. Also the original letter of
King Phillip, to Gov. Prince, written in 1862 =
IL would puzzle Philadelphia LAWYER TO read
1t; A China mug and leather pocket book
which belonged to Thos. Clark. Mr.. C it is
thought, was the mate on board the Mayhower.
"A beautiful piece of embroidery by Lorea Stand !
Ism, the daughter OF Miles Standish A dressing
case and the case which belonged to VIM White,
IN the Library is Eliot's Bible, printed in 1868.
"A copy OF the New Testament, translated bv |
'yndaie. 1926. and many old volumes and man
uscrPts truly curious and interesting. From the
Il all on the east, you have view Of the harbor
the shores OF DuxberIy and Marshheid. the b,ph'
lands OF Manomet, the ocean, and occasionsIlv
IN summer, the looming cliffs OF Cape Cod-tbe
nrst resting place OF the Pilgrims.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-27
Mechanics, Fair.

ne ran OF the Worcester County Mechanics Assoca-
.ion was closed Tuesday Evening" the 25th inst Il is de-
early as possible ~ u"
neIe WIZ pc Levee ut the Halls Of the late Exhibition
1 thursday EVENING, the 9th ins to which the mem.
our Oh lhe worcester County Mechanics Association and
III ers who eel an interest in sustaining the objects for
attend - sfN'' H''H'" :"
Addresses are expected from the Hon. Horace Mann md
and instrumental Music. f ~ ~" IVA
SUPPER viii be served for the company at Of leck by
House. oH'fer'hoe
the door Tor dollar each.
X ID. DUNBAR President.
NM i. MERmFfELD, Vice President
M p. w. TAFT, Superintendent
Worcester, Sept. e.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-27
MOSQUITO TRouRLEs

Inc washington corresponding Of the N. Y
Journal OF Commerce says:
"There has been sharp Correspondence be
tween MIR. clayton and the British minister. Mr.
Champion. Ii is believed some high ground has
been taken by this government 10 Opposition to
the exclusive Pretensions of Great Britain
1t will be recolected that the British govern.
ment has adopted, SO to speak, one of the wild
savages Of Central America, and set him up as a
king, claiming for him the territory in the yicin
Ity OF tAe San Juan river, the outlet of Lake Nj
earagua, including the exclusive right of Raviqa
ting that river. The real cause Of this interest
suddenly taken by the British governme nj in The
affairs OF an norant savage, is perfectly ttaasna
rent. The most feasible route for a ship canal
across the lsthmus, exists at this point to the
success oil which project, the navigation OF the
st. John river is essential. The British govern.
ment, is the ''guordiGn" of the Mosquito king,
and denies the citizens of any other nation the
privilege of navigating the San Juan.
The republic of New Grenada, to whom tn s
territory rightiully belongs, has recently signed
a contract with company from the United
States, granting them the exclusive navigation o.
the San Juan river Tor the term OF fifteen years
on the condition that that company commence
cutting a canal IRON the Lake Nicaragua TO the
Pacific ocean, within year from the date of thu
contract. The affair, which has been pending TO
nearly two years, is thus brought to crisis
The American government has probably refuse,
to acknowledge the puppet set up by the British
| Government, as skiing of the Mosquito Terrific
! ry,' and has recognized the jurisdiction of tn
Republic OF Nicaragua over the territory land as
serted the right Of our citizens, under grant iror
that government, to navigate the San Juan.
| Boston Journal.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-27
COUNTY, CONVENTION.

The Free Democracy of Worcester
will hold their County ConVeh'o" e. ,b,
nose Of nominating candidates for Senators ~ -,
p p0. year for the pertecng of their o'sani
cation, and for the TRANSACTION o. 1r a. - # the
ness that may properly come Oeiors ~
CITY HALL in Worcester on H.
the 1oM day of October nerf' at 10 'i''A ''''
forenoon.
The several towns in the County are request
cd TO send delegates to said Convention In the
proportion of three delegates for each repre'en'
tadge. TO which they may respectively be enti-
4rsa in the General Court. They are also re-
quested, forthwith to form their Poliucai organ
cation for the year, and to report the same with
, list of their officers to the Convention.
Per Order of The County Committee.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-27

BREACH OF PROMISE. In New 4asadon, ON
Saturday last, Francis F. Clark recovered $500
of Ohs Pendleton, for breach OF promise OF mar !,
Rage. The promise alleged, and proved beyond
any doubt, was made in 1916, and the defendant,
who was master of a whaling ship, lett the State
soon alter, remaining about eighteen months
Alter his return, an interview took place between
him and the plaintiff, which terminatek by re-
iusai on his part to comply with the engagement
though he could give no plausible excuse, and
though there was no reasonable fault to be found
with her conduct The damages were laid al
$9ooo, and the jury gave 1000. The Judge
however, thought them too high, and upon being
sent out again, returned with dict of $500
which was ordered to be recorded.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-27
The Attention of the Citizens
OF WORCESTER
Is CALLED TO THE EXTENSIVE STOCK mr.
DRY GOOnS

| N =" ohered for sale at Selby's Sales Rooms.
IT, No. 6s MAIN STREET
.n insy VIII be offered Private Sale during the Doy
tie fo ~ 100 in the EvENINGamong which may
BIanSe, io 0o pairs TO- IL and 1874 silk bound French
IoO ps French, English and American Rroad
and 1s Of every shade and cohorts ps frsnch Epssh
6no n Doeskins and CassmeIes super and aner
bc Cenn - Long and Square Plaid ShawIs W heh viii
French VI me ne est styles and best qualitIes-25 Are
and co. shnere shawls75 ps. lpacras rs styes
and 10 Ieo ps. Scotch Ginghams. small rla5L az ~
Marsa superior Lancaster Qsilts-25 IL Is rpsDch
Bartle,,'s Gaolts-tlNENS ITO pieces Co,erajn and
lars rs rs io 81 svery fine for Bosoms and Col
2l2 satin IS doz Common DO 50 do1 6o Ian
loo extra Table Cloths from 10 20 4ths in size
ties; IS a oO doz. Linen Handkerchief Of ali nuau
Drfseye do 10 dog. French bordered ToSrs
Huckab1ch To1s Scotch Diaper yard wide .h Diaper;
Goods t t%ed Crash with great ys,e one o 6ae
Per.o 700 numerous 10 mention variety OF o'hef
70 call soon any OF the above goods would do we'll
onger and ! az 'hey will remain in town bpt few DAYS
4"' VIII be offered great bargains
Worcester Son, q. S. w. SELBY Auc'Ir.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-27

ROBERT c. WINTHROP. We know nothing
about the wishes or purposes OF Free Soilme m.
bers Of Congress; but we cannot conceive of one
OF them, under any necessity, giving vote for
the Representative from Boston as Speaker of the
House.
Cultivated in intellect; polished in manners
efficient as presiding officer; be is nevertheless
in our belief, as heartless public man as we
know we could not conscientiousy trust him
In any case where Office and Freedom, Fashion
and Humanity, Position and Right, came in con-
tact. He will do all for the South he dare do.
We make them still less because OF his party
come xions. Our wish is, and we presume the
object OF Free Soil members OF Congress will be,
70 have speaker who wll1$give the cause OF
Freedom fair hearing in the House, and in the
committees of the House
This they can never gain through Robert c.
W inthrop. Cleveland True Dem.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-27

AsToR PLACE RIOTERS Startling Dis.
closures. The evidence brought out yesterday
on the trial Of the rioters of the 10th Of May, pre-
sents some of'the most startling facts which have
yet been connected with that me lancholy eneute.
1t appears, by unimpeachable evidence, that
the Northern Liberties of Philadelphia had been
engaged for the riot in question, and present On
that occasion The evidence also shows that a
deliberate purpose had been formed, BY some of
these bandtti, to set fire to the theatre, while it
was full OF people; and preparations had been
made by getting collection of shavings Tor that
diahnlicaf purpose. The mind OF every good
citizen Is startled at these new and hitherto IN
heard Of atrocities.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-27

The WrNEBAGo INDIANS. st Louis. Sept.
rs. Information has reached this city hatithe
Winebago Indians had become dissatisfied with
their home assigned them in the last treaty, and
that they had recently assemble together and set
out for their old Hunting Grounds. Capt Page,
stationed at Fort Smelling, bad been apprized OF
their movements, and marched force to inter.
cept them, which they did at Rice Lake, and
succeeded in driving them back. 1t was feared,
however, that further difficulties would grow out
of the affair. an laN
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-27

SLAVE STAmPKDk--Tne Cleveland True Demo>
Graf says The six slaves who attempted 70 escape last
week by crossing, The river al Maysyllle, Kentucky
were upsetand ofsne plumber four were drowned. y
was subsequently asceriaiped that slavei owned N
Maysville had agreed sofery them over for so apiece
1.-The slave was sentenced 10 thrysnne lasbes. HAD
he been white man or a free negro his punishment
would have been the States prison, and probably for
fe We have heard Of the benefccn workings OF slds
yery--the above instance IS tone Of them" we admit
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-27

THE SANw1cH ISLANDS. A correspondent
of the Journal of Commerce, writing from Hon.
olulu, draws rather sad picture of the condition
and prospects OF the kingdom Of his Kanaka Maj
esty. Kamehaineha I'LL. So rapidly is the native
population diminishing that according TO this
writer, the probability is that by the end OF the
next ten or fifteen years scarcely native ill
be found on the Islands. Indeed, one OF the old.
est resident physicians there has expressed the
the next FIVE years. Four tfths of the popula
ton hsye disappeared since the first visit OF Capt
Cook, period OF seventy years, and about one
sixth OF the remnant have died within the last
year. The missionaries estimate the number OF
deaths during the past year at about ten thou
sand, or more than one.tenth OF the whole popu-
lation. A majority oil The infants born were
among the victims. The present population Of
the islands IS about eighty thousand. .g
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-27

The FRENcH MINIsrER, Washington,
Sept 70. 1t is stated that Nj. Poussin, through
the interposition OF Mr.. Champion, the British
Minister, has submitted a conciatory proposition
to our government The President, however,
promptly refused 10 permit M. Pcusain to resume
official intercourse until further adyices from
France
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-27

SABBATH CONVENTION. st. Louis, Sept.
"a The Sabbath Convention assembled in the
second Presbyterian church last evening. The
Hon Edward Bates was chosen President. Five
hundred delegates were present. The object OF
this convention is 10 take into consideration the
extensive violation Of the sanctity of the Sabbath
at the West
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-27

THE PRESIDENTS Tour. We have autbori.
ty for saying that the President will not find II
possible to resume aud complete the Northern
Tour, which was SO suddenly interrupted by his
illness at Erie. Hisheahh is not vet fully restor.
ed, and the pressure ofpublic business will zen
der It difficult for him to leave Washington this
""' Tribune
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-27

THE CANADA ISDIANs. The British government
is likely to have some trouble with the Ojbbeway In
dams on Lake Superior, account Of granting Prri>
eges to mining companies to respass upon the lands OF
the Indians. They threaten 10 make upon the mi
ners unless their rights are acknowledged.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-27

Highway Robbery in Nashppie, W H. AS
Hugh Jameson was entering the gate to his res
idence in Nashville, N. H.. ne was struck vio-
lent blow on the head with club in the hands OF
some villain yet unknown, knocking him sense.
less to the ground. Upon recovering he found
that he had been robbed Of small trunk contain
ing about $75 H. 0
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-27

THE HlBERKIA. We learn from tie New York
Commercial that the repairs Of this steamship wiIihe
completed by Thursday. sac will sail on Saturday
The injury received b, her is much more serious
than at first supposed. She was found tahaye los, fifty
feet Of her main keel, eight feet ofsfem aprons and
deadwoods-the rock having penetrated The bow about
ten feet II supposed she madeffileen tons Ct water
per minuie-sufieient to have sunk the vessel II five
minutes cessation of the injection pumps by which she
was kept fIee had occurred.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-27

TIE MoaMoKs. The Frontier Guardian which is
published by Mormon Kanesvllle, Iowa gives very
encouraging accounts from The Mormon settlement IN
the SaIt Lake Valleya MIR Babbit having come thence
in thrly>sx days. He says the Mormons are ncreas'
ing in numbers and wealth. enjoying peace and con.
tentment making ae crops, and paying more attention,
10 wheat and corn lhanto gold. 81
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-27

CCBA. The Richmond Enquirer, the grea,
Democratic Organ, South, says:
Inc niger OF manifest destiny points unee-
ingly TO the incorporation of this lovely Island
into the American Union.
Manifest Destiny! What is thats Lust. Gu
pidity, fraud, the combination of all evils. sIa.
very! Cleveland True Dem.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-27

speech referring to the spcace maker on board the
Princeton, said he only wished that Henry Clay, Martin
aaBuren, Thomas II. Benton and John Tyler had
been slraddle OF il III the time. ~ w
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-27

NJ The Teachers Institute held. at Greenfield, las
week. was attended BY 76 deen, teachers from towns
in Frankln County. DIR Sears, the Secretary OF the
Board Of Educa.ion, was present and seizures were
eiyen by a number Of gentlemen.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-27

INTERESTING If TRUE. Portraits in oil of
any size, an English paper says, are now taken
by Photographic process, in sitting of half a
minute. The process is called Photo Prosopon.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-27

The Lapyers' Mistake. When the regulations
of the West Boston Bridge were drawn up, by
two famous lawyers, one section was written,
accented. and nov stands thus ssAnd the said
proprieters shall meet annually on the first Tues
day Of June, provided the same does not fall on
Sunday"