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ma the Free pemoeraey Of NIassachusetts,

To the Free Democracy OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NJ Notice is hereby given that o'a'e CohVei'oh
of the Free Soil Party of Massachusetts wll' be held al
WORCESTER, on WEDNESDAY, September IL h,
at 10 o'clock 10 nominate candidates fer Governor and
Lieutenant Governor; andto take such other measures
as may be deemed important to the cause OF Freedom.
The several cities and towns OF the Commonwealth
are requested to choose delegates TO the Convention in
the proportion of three for every representative IN the
General Court 10 which they are by law entitled
The Free Soil Committees in the several cities and
towns are requested TO take all nedu steps 10 secure
full delegation to the Convention.
BY order Of the Free Soil State Central Committee,
CHARLES SUMNER, Chairman
m ,i,1ea L Msgrcs,J n secretaries.
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II Col. BENTON. continues busiIy at work.
enlightening the good people of Missouri in re.
htion to political matters-and according TO re.
cent advices, the noble stand he has taken against
the extention OF slavery will be successful. and
he will be reelected to the United States Sen.
ate.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-23

NEW YORK STATE FAIR. This annual exhibition
is 10 be held at Syracuse the llh l2th aud 18Th Of
September. Ameng the distinguished individuals ex.
pected TO he present are President aylor Henry Clay
Mr. Van Buren,, Lord Elgin, the Governors of several
States, and also delegates rom several Sia.e Agricul
tural Societies. Professor Johnston OF linburgh has
been engaged to deliver the annual address
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% We extract the following reply to the COM
ments OF the organs of the Hunkers on the dec.
laration of John Van Buren, " that the national
democratic party was dissolved by the Gggres-
sions Of the South" from the Sandusky Mirror.
Its remarks are forcible and just.
"We see deal of stuff in Democratic papers
(even in some Who now admit that the Baltimore
platform 'was made by the South and was not
broad enough for lreemen,o at the assertion of
Mr.. Van Buren, that the Democratic party as a
national organization, was dissolved Add the
statement which he emphatically made, that this
result was produced by the dictaion and usurpa-
ton OF the South, and will the Cleveland Plain.
dealer and the Detroit Bulletin deny the fact !?
It is history. that the Democratic conventions of
Virginia, Alabama, Georgia and Florida pro-
claimed in advance OF the Baltimore Convention.
that they would bolt any nomination which was
not pledged to oppose the Wilmot proviso. ,
When Csss coDformed TO that threat, and was
nominated bya dismembered conventions con
vention where New York was unreprese nted
solely because Yancey had declared to Preston
King that no men in favor OF the ProvisO had
any right TO seats in Democratic convention
then the timbers parted-that was the rock on
which the old ship split there and then was the
dissolution OF the Democratic party as national
organization" es
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STocKBRIDGE IEDIANs. Ibis remnant one tribe
OF Massachusetts Indians, who waged bio, dy wal
upon the pilgrims in days of yole has been erred
one removal after another TO the shore Of L. Ike VIM
nebdgo, in Wisconsin. The government NJ W contcnl.
plates their removal into Minnesota and has offered them
there the privilege ofselectng two townships o. land.
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DEAF AND DUNE Boy EsTRAY. boy who IS
deaf and dumb, left the at West Springfield Sta
ton, on the 18th inst and being unable to in orm any
person there of his destination he has been detained
He about ID years of age, and writes his name Jacob
Becker or Becker, and his mothers name Ell zsbe,h
Reeker His friends can hear of him by addressing E
n. Smith, at West Spnng6eld Mass
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POLICE CoTTRT

aug. 10. James Stuart, for drunkenness, was fined
one dollar and costs, 81 6l and in default Of payment.
to be committed TO the House of Correction for 60 DAYS,
Leonard Arnold, fcr being an idle person, was Gned
one dollar aud costs, 81 g. and not paid within one
week, 10 be committed 10 the House of Correction.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-23

The SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE We learn thai
steady progress making in The ucon of the ed
ifce at Washington intended for the operations Of this
institution and that all things prospecting under the
direction Of the principal secretary, Professor Henry
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u Tie New Orleans Picayune urges the construc.
ton of railroad Florida, for the purpose Of
shortening the journey from that city 10 New York
The same paper says that wagon road is about TO be
built across the IstEmus Of Iebuantepcc.
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ATTENTEON!!

Free Soil Free speech! Free Men'
The FREE DEMOCRACY OF Worcestcr
will meet Mt half past seven o'elOCA ON
SATuRDAY Evening, August 25, in WAR
pUN HAIL. to take measures for being re-
,,,.sented i'm the Free Soil State Convention,
70 he held ON the 18th of September next
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-23

LATER FROM CANADA Montreal, Tuesday, dug.
u The Cyrus Hotel was insured for $500 at The
h4'na 'fhce Another fire occurred last night destroy
ing four houses-supposed TO have been set by an in
cendIary The buildings were not insured The fire
insurance companies have determined 10 raise the rates
Of premiums.
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DIED.

In this city, Aug 18th, Mrs Martha L. rect of the late
Rev; William Mitchell 5l.[Charleston, S. c.. N York
and Virginia papers please copy.
In sutton, Aug 9Th, Mr. Samuel Eaton, 56.-[Western
papers please copy.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-23

~ In 1907 the total population of Europe was
1872, 900 inhabitants; while in the beginning
of ls48, it had increased to 262, 229 900 In 1907
the total population of Germany was 26. 266 600 !:
while iu lS4S, 1t reached AZ, 900, 900.
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BALTIMORE. Tuesday, Aug. 81 the Inventors Ma,
uona Convention met To- day, aud organized by the ap.
Polntment Of Hon. Horace Day, of New York, as lem,
porary Chairman, and J. H. Green, Secretary.
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Wanted TmmpelIjnteTv-

Wo or three actVe Young Men, Of business haits and
good address, that can furnish satisfactory references
TO solicit subscribers to New and Popular English and
American Illustrated PUBLICATIONS supplied only 10
So scriners Tor which good commissions will he given,
and permanent employ ment secure Apply bet wetn The
nours OF and IL A. NJ, at Mas. WHEELocK, No. Sud
bury street house back Of Quinsganond Bank.
aug 2>' d3tA r, E. EDWARDS.
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ALARMING DEPRESSION OF TRADE. Four.
teen hundred tailors are now in London totally
unemployed, hundreds daily applying for relief
to the houses OF call; the funds are however ex-
hausted. Nine hundred shoeinskers out of work
have their names on the books, and seventeen
hundred are working for half wages The cur.
rlers and leather dressers are in the same situa-
ton. There were never known so MANY work.
ing jewellers out OF employ, and meetings Of the
trades are now holding to petition Parliament for
protection against the competition OF foreign
labor.
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SHOEMAKERS WANTED

II Oh IL Journe ymen Shoemakers, 10 make Womens
Pessed Shoes, can find constant employment by
making immediate application No as FRONT STREET
Harding's Block, to R. WEsSnN n -
dXvtf
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND Benz.

The following letter i translated for the Tri.
bune, frOqftho Credit. a daily journaIof Paris
1t was written apparently some time early in
June. Our readers viii End it intensely inter-
estinp W. So
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INGENIOUS REVENGE. At the capture ol
Waiizen, the Austrians found in the city large
number OF Kossuth's bank notes They imme-
diatly made bonfire and burnt them all. These
ALstrians must be cute chaps.
The Irish patriots Of '9S did some tbing of the
same kind. They seized and burnt large amount
OF the notes OF an obnoxious bank, and believed
they were infiicting upon him an incalculable in
jury.-Bosson Times.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-23

VI The quantity Of ran that fell at the Observatory
at Cambridge, in June and July i;hsn the last wears
was as follows viz
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Nl n 1 FlIAS LIE ~ IVA
ROBERT PATTERS
JOHN FILSON.

Lexington, Ky September 6, l7sS."
What change in the great West since Mr..
Denman aud his associates published the pre-
ceding notice Four acres of land now in Gin.
cinnati, would be worth trifle.
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Cory OF ADV RrtsEMENT DATED SEFrEM-
Der 6, l7SS. in otice-The subscribers, being
proPrieto tors of IA tract of land. opposite the mouth
OF the Licking river, on the northw side the
Ohio, have determined 10 layoA town upon that
excellent situaton. The local and natural adj
vahssges speak its future prosperity being equal
II not superior, to any on the bank of the Ohio
oefweenthe Miamis. The i'll lots to be each halt
an acte, the out-lotsfour acres, thirty OF each to
be given to settlers upon paving one dollar and
htty cents for the survey and deed OF each lot.
Inc 10Th day OF September is appointed for a
large company to meet in Lexington, and mark a
road IRON there to the mouth of Licking, provid
Cd Judge Symmes arrives, being daily expected
when the town is laid off lots will be given "a
such as may become residents before the LIST day
otAprilneAt. MATTHIAS DENMAN,
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TAILOR GIRLS WANTE1-
OK or Eight good Tailoress Girls NAV find steady en-
~ Payment and good wages by applying Immediately.
Grafton, Aug %. DIFF b. STOCKWEIi.
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WoRCEST TER !
IVree Soil Nomination for Congress.

TBUBSD.aY, aS1GUSg %, ls4s.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-22
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CONSULTATIONS,

FROM THE FRENCH or LAMESAfs.
My father, our work is fatiguing to-day
the spade rebounds upon the parched earth;
the snn darts rays of fire; the dust raised
by the south wind blows in whirlwinds
over the plain.
My son, He who sends the burning gales
sends also believing cloudlets. To each
belongs its pain and its hope, and after la
Dor comes r,pose.
My father do you see these poor plants,
how they anguish, and how their yellow
leaves droop down their exhausted stalk!
They will rise up again, my son; no
blade of grass is forgolton; fruitful rains
and fresh dews are always provided for it
amidst the celestial treasures.
My father, the birds are silent in the
foliage the quail, immovable in the fur
row, does not even recall its companions
the heifer seeks the shade and the OK,
with his limbs folded beneath his heavy
body, his neck stretched out, dilates bis
large nostrils, in ord er to inspire the air
which he is in need of.
God, my son, will restore the birds to
their voices, and the oxen their strength
exhausted by the extreme heat. The
breeze which will reanimate them already
| glides over the sea.
Let us seat ourselves, my father, Upon
the fern that borders the pond, near the old
oak whose hanging branches SO gently
touch the surface of the water. How
calm and trans parent il is 7! How gaily the
fishes play there! Some pursue their wing
ed prey, poor gna,s jus. entered into being;
others, raising their heads, with their
mouths half open, appear to be softly kiss
ing the air.
He who has made all things, my son,
has every where bestowed his inexhaust-
able gifts, life and the joy of life. Evil
consists, only in appearance, lis the dark
side of love, the similitude Of coed, its
shadow.
And yet, my farther. you suffer. What
lobor, what fatigue, you endure, in order
TO provide for chr wants Are you not
poor? Is not my mother poor? II is the
sweat of your brow which has given me
food have you ever for one single day bad
the morrow provided for!
What signifies the morrow 10 us, my
son? The morrow belongs TO God Jet us
confde in Him. Whose rises in the
morning knows not whether he shall see
the evening. Why, then, trouble and
di<quiet ones SELF about a time which will
perhaps never arrive? We live here be-
low like the swallow, seeking from day
TO day the bread Of each day and like her,
when tie winter approaches, mysteri-
Gus power draws us TO mild,r climes.
What is this my father? II resembles
corpse wrapped in IFS shroud, or all in
FAINT rolled in swaddling clothes.
My sen, it was craw ling worm. il will
soon be living flower, an aerial form,
which, deckel in its brightest colors, will
rise towards heaven.
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The Voice Of Praise.

The Voice OF Praises
There is a voice of magic power, #.a#
To charm the old, delight the young,
In lordly hail, in rustic bower,
In every cline, in every tongue
How'eer its sweet vibration rung,
1t whispers low in poets lays,
There lives not one who has not hung
Enraptued on the voice of praise.
Even so! 1t reached the blood-stained
fields of Mexico, and its melody urged the
soldier on to battle.
1t has kindled within the heart or the
orator the glowing sparks Of persuasive
eloquence, and impaired harmony 10 the
lays of the poet.
In our revolutionary struggles, it rap
idly and noiselessly assembled to heaven
for brilliant achievements on the ground
Of slaughter and of blood, while the hearts
felt prayers of millions Of freemen rever-
berated its echo from the gentle Atlantic
to the flowing streams Of the mighty
Pacific. sI
On the magnificent discoveries Of COL
umbus, it bestowed an approving smile,
and to thy memory, oh. WASHINGTON, it
has reared in the human heart an endure
ing monument-ay, on the broad banner
of fame it has inscribed the name of this
great warrior and patriot pure, and guards
with a hallowed and undying love, the sa-
cred mound where the hero reposes in
the slumbers Of death.
Look We there and behold that timid
child at play! Sec, reader, how swiftly
and lightly she jumps that rope! When
The roice Of praise falls from the lips Of her
proud and doating mother, and reaches
the heart of that rosy faced girl, so happy
and so beautiful, oh, how she will rejoice,
and with pleasure unspeakable, breathe
a short quick sigh in infant modesty., !.
And that lovely maiden's dimpled cheek
will glow still deeper and deeper when
thine accent, oh, loved one, sibrates on
the ear, and thy low, broken words, as
they wend their way truthfully and beau
tilully TO her unchanging heart, viii dis
close in those sweet mild eyes the bliss
that her quivering lips would proclaim.
The Toice of Praise! Far beyond
where human eye can penetrate or mortal
ear distinguish, 'tis chanted by angels
round the throne of Eternity; and nightly
as they mingle in this heavenly harmony,
there goes forth from on high, strain or
approval from according harps, touched
by angelic fingers:
Glory to God in the highest!o
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-22

/RlvEa VIII Haloo, captain! what's
Your passage TO New Orleans ~
Eight dollars, and we will make you
comfortable --....
i've got eight mules; what'll you take
,hem for p ....a-- . a~..&>e' ,-2
six dollars Il head" &c.
"Well, captain will you take me in the
lot, as mule, at the same price p
mo; but III take you as jack, and
charge YOU ten."
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of the intelligence Of the people BY refu-
sing to allow them to express an opinion
as to their organic law?
JAMES sPRoTT, HUGH r. THOMPSON,
L. WHEELER, s. d. WOODWOkTH, s
NJ. D. BROWNING, STEW'RT GoODRELL,
JAMES d. BOURNE, A. H. MCRARY,
/. w. MMANAMAN, GEORGE q. WRIGHT,
WRIGHT WILLIAMS, JOHN r. SANFORD, B
FRANCIS SPRINGER, A. TIMMONS,
EVAN JAY, WILLIAM ALLISON,
MARK BURROUGHS. JOHN p. COOK,
GEORGE D. STEVENSON.
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I. L. PARSONS. JOSHUA coPF. c. PARSONS.
PIr<Ons. Corp & 'ar~OMs.
TNORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
+ Front and Jefferson Streets, BURLINGTON IOWA.
DEALERS IN Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Queensware, Boots and Shoes, Drugs and Medl-
cines, Dye Stuffs, Paints, Oils. etc. etc.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-22

W. IL. MaUfO,
GENERAL AGENT and Commission Merchant,
" Jefferson. between Main and Water streets,
Burlington, Iowa.
DEALER IN staple Dry Goods, Groceries, Ii
quors, Boots, shoes, etc. etc.
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r. q p. Turner.
AsaloNABLE BOOT AND SHOE MAxurAc-
Nr,c. : Main Street, fe,r doors North Of JEFF
'O0' BURLINGTON, Iowa.
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.
The value Of articles q every desch phon wi;ttrssn
from warehouse for Tho week ending Nov J., wss tl47
IN The amount Of duties collected during the week
vas sz7s SIS. P,ymso,s from Sub Treuury 10 same
time $40 900.
A circular has Just been received BY toe Officers
Of the Custom, a, this port with the following prsy-
sioDs.
Goods received without Invoice The mporssr 70 m.s
alton IN ~nting 70 the Department thfOogn ne Coz
lecor for psrm'sso 10 enter per spp,ssemsnt AZ u
ration be s9hebresed by TIE oath Of tsmpore' 400
sceopauisd by ssm-oi Of the Col ecor u tbs eic1in-
Stances Nithip bic snOwledRs -.
10 essss where the Dspertmeut ref1sJ permission ios
Goods 20 be deposited 10 pUbe sore al TOE erpsn.- 800
.s Of owner until such invoice 10 produced gu ecl 70
~. sis-yssos bs,..en the duty on spprssemeni a
duty per Invoice 10 be paid BY importer ~ne" We n
voice sEes~as the sppTsise1 value ~.
Goods without Invoice cannot he vsfehouse1
ADDITIONS 10 entries allowed IN Gases only where goods
ses' Pfe..ss ss..sa '' AaiSon 70
ma Ret to be made a. TINE OF entry not eo~ec a.
isrvGd. $780,, ,...t.... a
circular certificates 10 all esses 70 DO esaetsd and BON
compliance with conditions Of soeh awards oitn 70
n~, ,oeeGed payment thereof W be promptly enforced
ys,sss made cOrstsucllve wkreh0sses ohcefs OF tne
customs 10 remain board day aud night while such W
smsip 10 port, al ihs expense OF ihe perry oeane
Csrss brokers' sgents Of express Lines, osono, ms'e
oath sod sDny o. ~ S so5 Ty Of
csrh or hired person. 10 The constant employment a."
another csDBO act ss pflpcPsi OF sofev any UD"u :"
witch bic employer apsfiy ,, =
Compensation 10 persons employed 10 tho collection Of
the revonue for preparing papers returns &c Tor import
ere sod others, not allowed by law.
U1ited States Appraisers, and other persons 10 lts o.
p.rmsn not 10 express opinions In regard to the vsl"
Of goods when not submitted for their Official scion
CLERKS and other persons In Public stores, are forbid
den 10 sppropr their IN way, the coverings
and rope from Also, the drainage OF Su'
gsrs, and leakage OF molssses, liquors, &c
Tho annexed table gives the amount OF publ C
fnnds In the hands OF the different depOst0ries:
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rOR TIE PILLS.

ARE YOU AFFLICTED WITH PILES Try. then.
"A ~ithout delay, Dr. UphAm's Vegetable kIectus7v.
t1e beat remedy offered 10 public notice TIM really
excellent medicine % he res4lg 81 thorough medical
e1ucsou, ard complete EuOE iec o. The cs-ase fer
vnicn a. recommended The mOst ulump hsnt success
sit@lds its acu7israuOn Read the following remark
abe
.sdy, residing IN Nor'ok-sL seriously afflicted
~4uh Pies great VA her suffering, thai 10 Der
own XgTrssan, lie burdrl 70. four week. shs
hot a-en attended ~ " oss em1el phytIcisIs
h.ut TIE least benefit sal-ted hat u agra
Vaied csse Of Ple', prescribed lie Eectu-rv Two
bu1-- uset ST oui1s Gfer. the lad called
20 prescribe Tor sDoi her plant srd hen H.
formed thar she perfectly cured u the Pes by ths
,wo bo1es. ard h-d oK psrisncec no p turn since
Ars q rcsica. Ia Gfsen--st called lsst spring
ssyng rs, she bad been At eed with Plies for yrsrs
ed by pzi1 m re SIDE piistou Of The
sense u susl--s across to chest and oppression Sfs
vas unable 10 lie down without eevsulg No he al and
chest considerably fes ius fOnzoula pTodu ED
Of sufoc-Iic1, followed b. cough ~ box %
ne kectaaTy ino pGin 10 he see pAP1aOn aud oPPres
-i1n c-s-ed-sh- could re down .hou inconvenience
and ne Pies partially removed. snd a second box
made complete care, 10 tbs great Qualification u
psieuL
SOD n his ely ~ The Pros eg0r regular educsfed
phy-s1, coufucd otc- practice f0r tie treatment
u Chrome d sessss 20 bowery.
Nedcs advice 10 re4ssca ~ me above, an other
comp ATT srEus
Price o. .he Eecmsry S. Remember that tse-E .ca-
cry a. Internal Remedy, Grc not external Lppca-
ion, $40 sold wholesale and retail 81 10 Bowery four
doors s,o'e sprlugss Sod also - Mrs. HAy, Us Fg-
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