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UNIoKTowN, Fayet,e Co. Pa.
MEETING IN NORTH BR0OKFrEI

ra LITIGATION meeting holdenn Ncrlh Brook6sld
on Inc evening OF he OH, and the dongs of the Wor.
ceser Convention were reported by the Delegates aer
winch II was UNANIMOUSLY voted that this meeting
approves OF the dongs of The Worcester Convention on
The OH instant and heartily sustain its nomination 81
Union Ticket Vigilance and Ra lying Committees
were chosen and every preparation made 10 bring out
large VOTE
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W London letter in The N. Y. Mirror says Lord
Brougham's "falr and 6ery friend, Lola Monies, or Peg
Waters, or Mrs. James, OF Countess of Landsfe has
shaken herself free from young Head having Rrs Sc
cured on her for life, as Miss Lola $4,000 year which
with economy, will probably keep her in bull dogs ci
gars and horsewhps Head is nconsolab'e but his
strappng inamora a, having vowed she would welt him
ne came within reach of her arm lie conies,es al last
that he has put his foot IN il, and walks off on his boot
less errand 10 his maiden aunt f"
W rutchaserS OF Real Estate are referred 10 the no.
tee Of the sale of DWELLING HOUSE on Con
Sress street, at O'Clock this afternoon.
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WORCESTER. Nov. 5. l849

WORCESTER NOV. o. lot5
Mr.. HoAe-Dear Sri wish could meet my
friends in Uxbridge, But at Time Ike this, should
be unjust 10 myself 90 to speak without prepare
ton, and have not lime TO devote TO the subject
AS 10 our duty in the present emergency, can have
no doubt. desertion of principle in supporting
the Union Ticket, upon the terms proposed We can
have sympathy Win the spirit VIII oh pros rated The
Wing party al Philadelphia al the feet of Slavery -
The advocates of that nomination calling upon
SGsam an administration, which is alrea y toerng Tor
suppori-'hey have neither rcpenlcd Of their act
brought forth the fruits of repentance. And il vote
IN State affairs distinct organization, quietly
al'oA minority TO govern the State. The last win'er
a minority in this county, of bctws and 5000
less than the majority we're represented in The Sen ate Of
Massachusetts, while that great majority unreure
sened, and nil remain unless The people take the
matter into their hands. The question u.s. hos
make strength fell most eticctuay for this time
My opinion is, we can do it most ehec,uay BY the
course proposed.
We send three Flee Sellers, good and true, to the
Senate We send two Democrats of talent aud respec
liability, and right, understand it, upon the question
of The Wilmot Provlso On OF State policy we
differ but little Our policy is The dignity OF man
man, and it seems TO me- hardly travel long to
gethtr without having the advantage all in our favor
The spirit of the age is with The Free Democracy Our
walchwordS Freedom Tor all mankind" "Repre>
senatlon OF the majority" "The secret ballot" IN"
control of capital man. but equal rights 10 all men,"
could goinio history which would show the wisdom
of the result 10 which have come. Ore thing
true The movement is not the movement Of the lead>
ers. The rank and file OF the party demanded it, Their
reason was that they would not consent 10 be wholly
misrepresented when they had the power in their own
hands Of having three fhhs of the Senate from this
county, with chance that the other two hlths will
do all that we consider desirable. hope our ends
will see the m liter in the light which do.
am, Sir, with much re pect,
Yours truly, HENRY CHAPLIN
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CITY OF NORCESTER.

Election Monday, Nov. I2. The Polls will be
open from 10 A. until PM. at The following places
Ward l. In the north lower room of the Central School
House tue West side of Main Street
Ward III. In the large School House on the east side
of SummeT Street.
Ward III. In the south lower room of the Central
School House, west side of Main Street
Ward ~. In the east lower Town (City) Hall.
Ward v. In "tenwick Hail" on Temple street,
Ward vi. In the upper Town (City) Halln
Ward VII. In "the School House, corner of o xford
and Pleasant streets.
Ward VIII. In the Court Room of the Brick Court
House.
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PRACTICAL EMANCIPArIoN. The requisite
sum to secure the freedom of Dickinson, the
slave printer in North Carolina, and his family,
four persons in ALL has been raised in New York,
This was done by the recommendation and under
the general direction OF the American COLOMBIA.
ton Society,
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"TRUcK AND DIcKER," AND HAcKISe TOO The
pure, and SONY genuine anslavery party" the Taylor
party at an election in The fourth dsric, Parey'sl in
The vicinity of Boston, employed men 10 get the
voters out ard hacks TO carry them 10 the polls; and
with instructions 10 take the same pains TO get Demo.
crdl 10 the polls as to get Wing. Will they do the
same next Monday?
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IHASKsaiviEes. The following are days ,l,e.dy
appointed; Florida, LIST Nov; New Hampshire. No,,y
Carolina, 10Th Nv; massachusetts. Vermont Gomez
cut, Name, New York, Maryland, Pennsylvania on,
and Washington City, on 29,h N,Aemh.r INV"
States. ''en
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EREE SOIL MEETING.

The Free Democracy of Worcester requested to meet
in the City Hall, THIS Saturday EVENING O'Clock
to hear and act upon the report of their Committee TO nom
nate Legislative Candidates. and to transact any other ous
ness that may come before them.
Per order, WM A. w ALhAob' Seeio'u''
TIPS. The Executive officers of the Free SOL Asso-
cation and the Vigilance and Rallyne Committees are re-
to meet in the City Hall fifteen minutes before seven
.,..t - t,,.;aoss ~ ;r,noYtance Nov 10.
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ALBANY, Nov. 8-Nolbing has been received here
to change the opinion expressed last evening, that
Messrs Jewct, Cbatded, FoIett, and probably Clark
all Democrats, elected. The vote will be yerv
close one. The House Democratic, almos, beyond
doubt.
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A SHEEPIsH JUDGE. A man was b on befIle
magistrate, down east, charge with stealing a
dead sheep. The worthy magistrate dismissed
he complaint on the grou that there was no
such thing the article lbelled, for when
sheep died il became a mutton
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NJ The Free Soi!eTs, or independent Democrats"
as they called. Of New Hampshire, met at Concord
last week and nominated Nathaniel 8. Berry, Of lie
bron, for Governor. The convention was addressed by
John +. Hale and Amos Tuck.
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A STRIKING COINCIDENCE. The New
Haven Register has the following striking para
graph relative TO the horrid butchery OF Smith
aud his wife On Monday, the 20 h oil October,
at about 8 O'Clock in the morning, the Court room
was crowded, to hear sentence OF death pronoun-
ced on Foot, the murderer-an unusual occur.
renee in our community; and tOithm (probabIy)
the space Of three h3urS f0Hotcing, t,Oo more
murders were committed in our city. What a
comment on capital punishment
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SMALL Pox IN LUNEEBURG-The small pox has
broken cut in Lunerburg There have been nine cases
and the sexton refuses to bury those who have died
The Seecnen have resolved to stop up the roads lead
.ng tt the houses where the disease prevails.
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U The following letter has been received by the
May or of this city, 1t mailed at Unontown. Nov.
dEfSsa IL u.s. Us ass IS e b 5e Of W9
that the information therein contained may be given 10
the public:
UNIoKTowN, Fayette Co. Pa
Dear Sir drop you line sta ting that a younD man
by the name of GEORGE STONE, died here few davs
SINCE IS reported that he has parents in your town
II So say to them that he died at this point on Saturday
Inc 9Th OF The present month, OF fever He was We.
destitute OF means l had him buried in plain, de
cent manner, oul of respect to him, from very short
acquaintance.
II his parents do reside THERE say TO them TO drop me
few lines, and will attend to them.
| am very respectfully,
M
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Sn9u ldr Cavern an Wales On Wednesday
week the miners at Llandno broke, in the course
OF their labors, into what appeared to be an ex-
tensive cavern, the root OF which, being one
mass OF staactite, reflected back their lights with
dazzling splendor On examination the cavern
turned out to be an old work, probably Roman,
the benches, stone hammers, &c. used by that
al cient people having been found entire, togeth.
er with many bones OF mutton, which had been
consumed by these primitive miners. The bones
are, TO all appearance, as iresh though impreg-
mated with copper, as they were when denuded
OF their ileshy covering, after remaining as they
must have done, nearly 1000 years in the bowels
OF the earth. The cavern is about forty yards
long, and must be a subject of great interest to
those fond OF investigating the remlins OF by
gone ages.
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nT A fellow named Dcdson, New Albany, Ind,
has been imprisoned 10 d fsul Of gl0CO BAIL for eom>
pelling his young daughters to steal
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RnIIving COMMITTEES.

Ward 81. A. Maynard, Gerry valentine,
h. w. Sturevant. b. T X CO.,
w w. Thompson, F Newell,
Daniel Harrington, ID. NJ L,velahd'
George Lilley, Horace Gerry
w.pn a-Sandford F, Hall. James Oliver,
James kelte, ElbI'dee boydeh'
Elkanah Birch, Berg ~ Conah''
Ezekiel Newton.
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FREt, SOILERS /!

This day is The last you have, to work in before the
election Devote ii to the cause So shall the blessings
of the good rest upon you only now, bul in time 10
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Worcester, Nov I. ls4o. r. I0IIs1II
MISS RRUCE

las REMOVED her DRAWING SCHOOL to No. 6 Warren
BLOCK where she can be found during the day. excepting
edncsday and Saturday afternoons and in the evening
her boarding place, at Mr. Dyos Pleasant St Pupils can
receive their lessons at hours which will be conven-
ien' ioi heih' dtf Worcester Nov z.
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Worcester County Auxiliary RibIe Soc;otv

TIE Annual Meeting Of the Worcester County Auxiliary
Bine society VIII be held al the American Temperance
House in Worcester, on WEDNESDAY, IAN instant. nj
10 O'CLOCK A. NJ. "
AT O'Clock OF the evening Of that day public meeting
oil the Society will be held the hurch of the Unty
when the Annual Report will be read and Discourse viii
be delivered. BY order of the Directors
8 SALISBURY, Committee of
Worcester, Nov 7, 1919. dw
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EBT' Senator Douglass made three hour
speech in the Hall of the House of Representa-
tives, at Springfield. Ill , a few days since, on
the subject OF the Instructions that the Legisla-
ture has given him TO vote for several measures
In reference to the Anti Slavery ordinance, we
learn, he claimed that he had voted for it several
times, and had none OF the constitutional obiec-
tons entertained by Gen. Cass. He was oppos-
ed to the extension OF slavery as much as the
Ii gislature, and had only opposed the PROPOSE
ton TO engrat a restriction on the bill to admit
California a State, because he was satisfied
that slavery could not go there, and because, I'M
der such circumstances, he thought it an unne-
cessary cause OF excitement. He attributed the
misrepresentation in regard to him, to Went
worth, who, he said, ought 10 be kicked out OF
the Democratic party. Chicago Tribune.
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u Mr.. Leands Floral Concert postponed to
Monday evening on account of the storm
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MARRTEn.

, IN this cty by Rev A. Hill, MIR John w. Bigelow of
lhe hrn Of Blake, Patterson Co. of Boston, to Anna NJ
daughter Of Hon Ira NJ Barton OF this city,
IN Boston, Nov g. by Rev DR. Peabody, Hon Robert C.
winthrop 10 Mrs Lanra Derby eles
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DIED.
In Dudley, Nov 9Th, Nathan upham, Sc.
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TO the AffIicted-HasIfng's Compound
S7z SyrMP Of NaPtha, i

rs being used in nearly all our hospitals. and is
also coming in rapid among our best physicians,
for coughs colds and all diseases of the lungs has
been recommended in the worst state of consumption
blythe celebrated physician, Doctor Mott, ofNew York;
Dr. Arnold of Savannah, Geo. writing to the agent
at New York, under date of JAM 3d. 1913: "Ireceiv-
ed the halfdozen Hastings Naphtha Syrup, ordered
from you, and convinced that Naphtha is the princ
pal ingredient. Enclosed is twenty five dollars, for
which you will send me two dozen and-ahalf bottles
more I have two patients in the Marine Hospital,
whom think will be benefited by it,
SAVANNA Feb. 9th. 1S48.
Mr. NJ. A. F. HARRISON: -
Dear Sir-At the suggestion Of DIR. Arnold the ply
seian ofhe Hospital of which of the directors
] would like to supply myself with Hastings Wood
Naphtha. The Doctor ordered some days since, some
Eorthe of the Hospital. Should you deem proper
send the article liberal terms forward the
sale OF it in city: Yours truly,
a7t 81 . J. TURNER G. BROS.
None genuine without the WriHea Siagn0tlye of NJ
A F. HARRISON on the wrapper. -.-. .....
Price dollar bottle. Six bottles for five dollars
The usual allowance to the trade. .=E-- -
For sale Wholesale and Retail by Pescnd & Johnson,
aHd Williams, Haywood, & Co, Raleigh N. C.
Nov. II, 1913. 732-ly
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THE FOLLOWING ExrRAcrs from letters, show that
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Messrs. Dyer & Co., Middletown, Conn.,. say-Will
you please send of your Sanave Pills,
as we are out. Please send them soon syou can,
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DR.. De Wits Physician Of high standing in Lo-
raine Co. - To- -g. ." 7,4 --N-- q ..'
Smith T. Price, Morristown, Ohio, says-Your Me-
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Ellis Minshall, Eaton, Ohio, Dec. %, 1s45 says
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variable River Lands for Sale.

A TRACT of Land lying (more than mile in front)
n on Alabama River, in Wilcox county four miles
from Camden, and nearly opposite Brdgeportcontain-
ing one thousand and eighty acresa of which is Lo"
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would sell on accommodating terms to price and pay
ments. - tia M. ID. fEEf WAY. 4"
Near Canton Post Office, Wilcox Co, Alabama.
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Remedy---Dr. MitcheII:s
Eve SalVe.Z --

A CERTAIN, safe and efectua1 cure for sore, weak
Iand infamed Eyes, designed expressly for diseases
Of the Eyes. The unparalleled success which has at
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Cd necessity for article which be relied upon
remedy in of opthamic affections which
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feet perfect cure - -.H ~ 81 ~
The above Medicine isor Sale in this City by Messrs
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Johnson and at the North Carolina Bookstore bv M
Turner; and by other Agents throughout the State.
Raleigh, Sept. l3, ls4s. 723-9m.
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NOTICE.

TNHE Subscriber wishing to remove to the West of
fers for sale his tract Of Land lying in the County of
Granville North Caroline three miles South of Henderson
Depot containing four hundred and fifty acres of good
corn and wheat land: There is about $50 of it
cleared and good condition for cultivation. There
some fine iagoones it and the best Meadow for grass
in the country. The Plantation is well watered, with
good springs &c. It has tia comfortable Dwelling
House, and all necessary out houses. The wood land
well tmbered with heart pine and oak suitable for build
ing The nearest part of the land is within four five
hundred yards of the Raleigh and Castor Rail Road;
and venture say that it is the most desirable place
in point of health and beauty in the neighborhood.
Persons wishing to purchase had better call soon,
determined to SELL For further reference, apply to
John D. Hawkins, John s. Eaton, Samuel Edwards and
VIM. A. Moore. IL - > ". VAUGHAN
October IL, 1S4S. ,- = ~ as. ace 72S-f.
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e.i ai j REV. DIR HOOPER,S ,bae.5ks
FAMILY SCHOOL, IN THE COUNTRY,

Wear Lsttletos, Depot, WrdsSess Co.. W G.
NHE Subscfiber having spent upwards of thirty years
as an instructor the Colleges of the two Carolinas,
is desirous retire. for the rest Of his fe to mo!e
private situation He proposes therefore, to open in
January next, at the place aforementioned Select
School Boys, bstwes'a 8 and Is years Of age; in
which their intellectual and moral cultivation can be
carefully attended to- and where they will be withdrawn
from the usual temptations of our towns and villages
The subscriber hopes that his long services in public in
stituons have made him sufficiently known to the pub
lie furnish parents guaranty that their sons en-.
trusted to him. win be well taught and well taken care o
He happy also add, that he is to have the assls
taficc of Prof. j. DeDern1eFe Hooper, for
many years past instructor in Classics and Modern Lam
guages, in the University of this State, ,s:.ra
Terms, $500 per annum for those who study Mod
em Languages $40 extra. The first year there viii be
for only s. applications therefore
should be early made. No boys over fifteen will be TAX
en- if a sufficient number under that age be offered
All other particulars given in Circular which will
be sent any application to the subscriber at
Wake Forest College N. c. till the 18th of December
next after which time, application must be made to
him at Ltteton. Warren County, n. c., $1,000.
November 6, ls4s. !e. 7S2-tf