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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-04
ADAMS
PREMIUM DAGUERRE0TYPE SKY LIGHT
GALLERY.

81 door north 3. l.. Harden &. Gus.
SILVER MEDAL AND DIPLOMA was awarded to
Aathis Enlistment the late Mechanics's Fair,
DaggeTeotyPes OF the first quality, which mani,
mously decided by The Committee Fine Arts to be
the BEST collection OF DagDerreotypes offered ior
ination and competition AT said Fair.
Here Art triumphant, attention claims;
Here lie seems speaking from thousand frames
Bellies Merchants Statesmen, hrong the pictured walls
Each face each form its living type recalls
Features complexion, attHnde, attire,
Behuty's son smile, and manhOod's glance Of FIRE,
Truly reflected from The burnshed Plate
Astonished Lite with it's own duplicate.
Think not these portraits by the sunlight made
Shades though they are, will like a shadow fade,
No When The lip OF flesh in dust shnll lie
When Deaths grey film o'er~preals the beamius eye
ADAMS lile-like pictures mockins At decay,
VIII still be fres and vivid TO day
u MIR A. has recently received Yoghllander Ger
man Camera OF the largest size and enlarged his SKY
LIGHT so hat is four times The size of ahy other
in Forester is enabled 20 take in closdy well in
pleasant weather. groups OF from 10 80 with
even light and Shade all the figures, which is obvious
cannot be done with side light Pictures put up in lock-
cts and cases Of every descriptions he cheapest
rocco 10 the richest and magnificent tokens and leaf
let's with silver or gold clasps Also large PLACE pictures
put up In splendid frames Tor parlor ornaments
Particular attention pal taking Dpguerreoypes of
SMALL CHILDREN. Call aad examine lar.e c0llec~
ton OF specimens DIFF Feb g.
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NEW DAGUERREOTYPE GALLERY
GrLMORE 8 Arguv,

n AFINI HIifd up Inc large aud commodIous ROOMS
4 $50 Main-streef, (Paine's IsIOcIx,)
over oRAcE AYRKs Grocery Store, formerly occupied by
Miss Allen as School ROOM would respectfully inform the
pubic mat bey are prepared 10 take DAGUERREoTYPE
MINIATURES, Of the different and Of superior appear
aace tone and flush the reasonable terms Win Ger
man instruments Of the FIRST quality, aud very superior
Shf they warrant their Pictures 10 be equal If
to any produced this city eewhere and having had
ensse experience in the business confident wing
satisfaction to those Win may favor them with their patronage
They wish distinctly person expected
to take Picture from their Roo unless they perfectly
stti'hed with its lie-lke appearance, well superior
finish. WIN A GILMORE
Feb l. dlf p AIBEF'
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale,

Situated an WORCESTER. mile from The City Hall.
- IJHE premises consist of ONE HUNDRED ACRES
fA 81 good Land, unier high state OF cultivation,
szl we'll stocked with all the various fruits adapted
climate expense harng been spared procure
kinds the country would a.rd. The buildings are
good The BARN IL The hest In the County, 10 f.
BY 46, with 20 q po~ts. and cellar under the whole 1t
recently huilt o tc0 thousand dollars The
buildings snpDrd with brought in ngueduct
The would divide II IL preferred, and sell part
either with whou buildings; and portion would
he sold, desired ia small lots OF from to five
thus afrdng eligible opportunity fnr Tho who de-
sire nuJ and have little Land Cor cultivation. Thle
estate furnishes Of the best opportunities 10
had securing valuable property the Of
this fou-hng CITY either for investment occupation
For further particulars, inquiry may be made at the
spy OFFICE. dwtf Jan 20 4
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-, THE BRICK BUILDING on Lincoln Square
- known the Worcester Branch Railroad Def
.-N pot 100 feet by 50-wiii be fitted up accommo
1ate Lesse. Track Will be laid If desired
iatc Basement.
Also, Building situated the Boston and Worcester
Railroad Bridge suitable for Machine Shop 80 by 80 IT,
stories high, with steam engine and engine
sagnd Baeksmh's shop near, 30 by 81 feet stories
nis1 with yard roonl-wlil be lifted 10
lmnediate possession gwen Inquire the Office OF the
Worcester aRd Nashua Railroad Company No lis Main
Feb
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FARM FOR @AI,E

- HE subscriber offers for his Farm stuat ed
fTa1 about a mile south OF Grafton ain.
s4aGA ng about IS acres good Land well tefed-the
Buildings are in good condon--lhe House is large and
convenient for two families with ailing well
excellent water in the hOuse-the Barn has been built
within few years. The Farm Is divided into Pasture
Wool Land. Moving and Tage. here is a good Water
Privilege on the premises here dam raised wi
cut flowing other premises. Said Farm will be od low
and on easy terms. For further Information apply The
subscriber in Sutton centre, to HESRY PRESTicE,
on the premises HENRY d. HOWARD.
sutton, Dec,5. iwf
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LEOMARD'S
Boston and Worcester Expire

Boston and Worcester Express,
n ri subscriber continues to run TIE (
s1S1sSss1 j PRESS between Boston and Wotceater r.,
4.gAtssf& the safe transmission Of Packages Bundle,
--a-~~h anF Notes, Specie, snd Merchandise generals
Three Tires each way Daily,
Particular attention g,cs 20 paying, collecting and me-
gOtlang ties, drafts bills, and purchasing ana sep
merchandise produce, etc.
All packages must be directed 10 his care
The subscriber alone responsible for property cRtrr
ed his care and risk assumed BY the Bosrn ANIL
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this Hhe forwarded from Worcester r.
Salem, Newbury port Taunton, Fail River, and New Rel
ford also, TO Portland and all parts OF Maine.
orders free for goods to be returned by thi, Express
oFFlcEs.-HARNDEN 81 CO.'S. Office 8 Court street
Boston j. II KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 163 Main s..
Worcester. s Is IEONaRD
Feb p, l847 Jif
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MACHINERY for Sale.

by CURTIS at New Worcester, geared speeder,
- % flyers, built by Otis Petey Drawing ramts, one
with the other with heads, Railway head, Douber l
Warper, Wnpper, ? 6 inch Cards, lot of Ropmg Cans
Manufacturers wishing to purchase machinery Of he above
description will ind 1t 9r their advantage ca and
the sam inquire OF Slas Dnsnore 81 Main ST. Worcester
New Worcester April Is. du
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REMOVAL.

ne subscriber has removed from Coprt Mlls -,
4 Doct Heywood's building ESTR. A. erarrr 49,
ne viii continue 70 nan1iacturs Boot and Slos p,,.
q re Inee Cocoa, Borwood and Lignum pitg Tyee,n
o.oMJ sueh'ng Benches, Psgg5n s1cks tuttiug boards
-. -, az : -. 80 DALtsrERs Job wnrk and Woad Turn
' W W.. - .l.,o GERRY VALENTINE
81 F-.>NA'' -At'' . '0h7' dwiy 4
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MARKET GARDEN 10 RENT.

Ia \ SMALL Farm Of abont eighteen acres, twelve
EF.fh "A Of which under cultivation, situated
49, one mile from the City HAIL. will be ented for
term OF Years for roaket garden The soil is now in
perfect order garjen-is very warm and sheltered
aad capable of prod earlier than OTTER gardens
aFd is very easy TO cultivate o. II. BLOOD.
April IA DIFF
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Wafer Power 10 LEI.

- T n New England Village, &C miles from Worcester
f46 near the Grafton Depot, the Boston ana Wor
S cester Rail Road. The building is 90 by 50 feet,
Two st ries well lighted and well supplied with
Also The above, GRIST MILL, nearly new. III e
hnldins is p by IS feet with md attic
Two OF store and Cracker has good run NJ CHS ON
Three four Tenements rented with the above il de-
sired.
Also, A TAVERN STAND and LIVERY STABLE to
sell or rent.
ANY all of the above will be rented for one or more
years. SMITH a. PRATT
New Enelsui village, March 9. dwif
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ky5 A SMALL COTTON MILL, situated ahout !.
fg8 a miles from Worcester,will be sold or exchange
-ss-ior other property or let for of years. Ii
qnlre at the OAlce Of The Massachusetts SPY. Oel
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Machine Shop to Rent,

A 1 BUILDING 76 feet BY 49, the basement stone the
- y other three stories brick, substantially built
Ss ed in the'vase East Brooshed within 40 rods OF
hs Weern Rail Road, with permanent and sufficient
power will De leased for term OF years for any kind
machine manufacturing poses Each story may be
tered IRON The ground whou, ascending any stairs aud thus
afordng unnua caaveuncs for any kind Of heavy business
The cars, hdssiret may be brought discharge
directly into the buiidn No establishment the kind
be desirable for business requiring power and
great acities OF communication With all parts Of the country.
furnace which makes castings and several other kinds
business carried on the premises For further par.
cuars, apsly personally by writing ,oA F. WALKER
Feb2. DIFF
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MTLLINERS

1TTHO are about masins their spring purchases are
\ vitei 10 examine my stock ui
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS!
which is now complete in every particular and com
Drises many b4resns in
RICH e Low PRICED RIBBONS TABS.
GRAPES, LACES, CROWNS, BONNET SILKS, &C
testthcr With all the new styles OF Straw Bonnets
Milliners depend upon finding every article in This
stock al the very lowest Market prices
HENRY Il. CiIAM6ERLIN.
Worcester, April II. DIV
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TO LET.
To he Let.

7 < c wAsHBURN offer 10 lease. for term OF ears,
Il a bail ing at Washington Square, known as the
"a PTopty Wire Factory" with the Blacksmith shop and
ou-hoUses thereto belonging together with the steam
Engine, which is of about thirty horse power and
celleRt con6iuon The premises ate well situated and
adapted for a machiuist Further information given by
calling MessrS. j. PRATT EARLE, Og the UNDER
signed at their Counting Room, on Grove Street
Worcester, Dec 5. "a I& c. WASHBURN.
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SO GsASONS AND BUELDEES.
II OMAN CEMENT.-Tbe attention Of Mason. and
Builders Is called 10 this article which is much SUPER
Tanks, Fronts Of WhGrces Dams, Bridges Laving Gas
Pipes, aud all kinds Of AsoNRY, where net is 10 be
excluded, or strength and durability are required
JAMES A. DICKINSON, Lond9n importing no. sho,se
no So CoRNHILL, Boston. is the Manuiaciur RS only
Aeen ana mas constant supply. He is like Use AGENT
LONDON their Genuine Japan Blaze ing
IN CASKS, varinsly assorted, vz all small all udtle ali
large slze or casks containing proportion Of each 10
sun Dealers and Retailers. Warranted Genuine.
Boston, March u dam
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Ia HE Estate lately occupied by Capt Sullivan
fssA netr The Worcester Academy, consisting of a
49, iouse, Earn and about of land. This pro
perty viii be sold low, il applied for soon, will be let
after April lst-Rent SIPS
Also ie-East side of House on the corner of Trum-
bull and Park Streets-Rent Sl45 Inquire OF
March 20. AUSTIN G. FITCH.
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BARRETTS DYE HOUSE,

A4O WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON.
ADlEs Dresser, Cloaks, shawis handkerchief scars
II bonnets DC. Gents Coats, overcnata end Pants
d, ed and finished in the best manner,
Iae subscriber having received agency Of the above
cernraed Dye House, isprepared TO receive and for
ward goods to be dyed and hopes tina the character OF
me establishment for despatch and beauty of work,
together with his endeavors please will ensure him
share of patronage, Mt
MARTIN Il. WILLIAMS. Bonnet Rooms,
Central Book, l27 Main street, Worcester
April :. dwtf
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Drugs and Medicines,


WE take pleasure in announcing to The public
mat we ave taken !he Store so long eccueed ~
Dthg Shop, on the corner of Main AND FRoSr sTREET
h'teu II up anew-snpplied ii with choice and ,y.
selected stock OF FAMILY MEDICINES and are
no" prepared TO rnsn any and every thing IN our line 10
oui Patrons: we sns pay particular attention to The
retail part Of our business, and shall prepGe
PLY SjClAN'S PRESCRIPTIONS
:. with The utmost accuracy. All the
"A EN- MEDICIN Els OF any value can ALWAYS
DC onnd at our store. In addition TO our stock az D,n
ana Sediclnes we can furnish Tooth, Nait Haty Fled
ana t0thss BRUSHES, at the very lowest rates
PERFUMERY
vi al kinds-ncndng every preparation fer the Hair
compexon,Acs SOAPS & COSMETIC in great variety
COLOGNE WATER
- OUT own and foreign Manufacture, in any quantity by
me bottle or by the gallon. Also ali OF IUBIN,s tx
Ina - Tor the handkerchief -logethtr with various
English preparations.
English, French and American CHEMICALS
Bert European LEECAES always on hand
CONFECTIONERY q all kinds
d SCOTT, JR & CO.,
No. PSI Main, corner OF Front Street
Worcester, Feb % 1919 wsw DIFF
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PREMIUM
Dagueueotype Establishment I!
No ETigpgpy E5sSs No o


No. RTitagey HaIs. Ma. o.
I BE proprietor Of this Establishment is prepared as
usual To nrnish his friends and the public with The
most perfect Daguereoty pes that can he procured OF
the character q the pictures this long
shed cutlery i Is enough 10 repeat thar III have
ed ihe very HIGHEST tokens Of award from the ale
mechanics Fair IN his city, and from other equally com
petent souFces-Proaby establishment III The tnnry
eiJoys more enyi8be reputation perfect ard lite
HE types as well as tor the beauty and expression OF their
minuiest parts
The subscriber has recently imported from Germany
one OF be largest and perfect most CAMERAS ever in,
Fensd and can give groups ofany number OF perscRs from
one to thirtY ch figure perfectly represented without
obstruction from cloudy weather. Persons wishing Pic
Ges enclosed in b9ckets Cases be suited any
desirable style paterR, and the most magnificent
nnisa Pictures Of The largest size for Parlor Ornaments
taksn at the lowest Parents and Others wishing
DaRuerreotyPe Of children will find particular attention
devoted to this department OF types
Having secured also the services one of the MOST
SkILFUL and EXPERIE weed Daguerre tyne
Artists from Boston. the subscriber confident in eng
able to excel any rival in the profession Please cal and
examine loF yourselves. DR.. A. VAN ALSTIN.
March, 80, 1919. dtf
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4 STORE in Hardins's Block Front Street. Also
Tae ShoP occupied By the subscribers tor the mans
nc5ure OF Boots AMI shoes, in Bowen's Block on Main
street.. Possession given Immediately.
Alsc-SeyeraI TENEMENIS TO LIST Inquire Of
Feb 3. CHARLES WHITE.
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HOUS r. AND LOT
- EOR SALE on West Sirsst. For further paric-
$50 L uars inquire Of :. w. SELBY S CO.,
1850 April "a. DIFF IS Main 81.
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New Express Els e.
BigelcW's Boston & Worcester Txpyes,
., ocer the Worcester and NASHUA and
\ FHehbUrg Rail R0ads.


esq., OreT the Forester and Nashua and
i11re15 FRehbUrg Rail Roads.
c. IL subscriber has cor ulrcet Turnpg al,
'--- Express Car over the aboye Roaas, ior The
safe transmission OF
PdchogeS Bundfs, Bank Eotes Specie ant Ae7cHandes
generally, Three Times each sVay Daily.
Notes Drafts and Bills collected, an BUSINESS e, ecu;
ed with dispatch and ehrgp by any other xress
oWceS-Amerfcda House, Rsrceser; ant Rail Rad
ETchange Court Sqaare, Baston.
Orders received al Hut aim Co 5 Bookstore II
Main ST., and the Tickle; Once Liucolnso Voice
JAsON TEMPLE. A.,
l. 9. BARDwErL. "tfseh2efs
H. BlGELOW, Proprietor.
This Express connects at Groton jan .ron with
BigelOw's Great Northern Express,
For Townsend, Peterborough, New IPSWICH Mason vi
iage, Nashua, shirley, lnHenBurg Ltoutsiec Fchbntg
Westminster, Ashtarnham Gardner, Haidwnyi.le R0V.
alst6n, Atha, Orange Wendall. Erving mpt pe Norlh
deld Greenfield. Ms Vernon, ffattlebnro Vi Wiucheu.
don, FizTlliam, TROY, Keene, Be$ows Fans Chsres-
town, Clsrenoni H., Springfield Windsor cking.
ham, Bartonvle Chester Prectorsvte Cavensith Iud.
low, Rutland, Middlebary, Yergenaes ana Burlington "
March 10. ,iff
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FOR SATE.

k-,A VALUABLE ESTATE, No. Il Summer ST.,
fmaF "a consisting of House. Barn and Duiidilg Lot
as- supply Of good and durable water with many de-
sirable privileges, when examined dtf March s.
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- 'l7HE undersigned offers let for term OF years.
Sd l. a BUILDING 0unsigGmond Yilisge with
2ezS water power sufficient driving machinery of
Blind AID Sash Machine Factory other business
not requiring very great water power
FOR SALE He offers, also, Tor sale the entire MA
CHINERY for manufacture Of PAPER in said building
the favorable terms.
Ar II. ). WAsHBURN, at the ROLLING MILL will give the
necessary isfarmation or CHARLES WAsnBURN.
worcester, Feb 5. dtf
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Wilder's Patent Salamander Safes,

WildeT's Patent Salamander Safes.
Secs ed against Gunponder and not To nys
books papers BY d9mpness
THESE SAFES are male in the substantial man
ner lued with composition which Is a perfect nom
conductor Of heat and be destroyed by fire having
been exposed frequently, to the severe tests ia
every instance pr serving their unnjnred.
Manufactured by JOHN e. WILDER
No. so State Street, BOSTON,
Orders received by WILLIAM CROSS
Apr7 distf at Horcestey Rank
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Rooms TO Let.

GOOD Hoom in WaTren Block, Pearl Street. Also
ore or two pleasant Rooms Front Street, suitable
ior .easins Rooms. Inquire at he Spy Office. duA6
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New Boot and Shoe Store,

CVHsIstIHg OF I11uIsS IdtSNeS and ChIdTenS GAITER
and POLKA BOOTS thick ami Thin soIs TIES -
quality. !0 '''
Also, good assortment of Gents genteet Double md
Single Sole CALF 300 rs of the very bert atalfy
MEMS THICK and KIP BOOTS: Ro6s, nnJ Yo,,tb,.
KIP BOOTS, neat and hrst article, exncr:y adapted
TO the season. - '' "Pse"
70 10 the public We would respectfully saw.
that our stock Is ENTIRELY NEW-that i, ms hesn
caresy selected from the best sources and purchased
Tor cas at the lowest prices we are nr
paleu 70 sen Boots and Shoes FOR CASH. at prices 10
suit the most economical - Poe "
purchase. Ior,S z 80, n,19 ana
worcester, warren To- dBw GEORGE e. SMITH
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For Sale,

keS 4 TWO story dwelling II ouse, situated on Salem
MS1 IA st Said house is so by 20 feet, with a wood
.<S'shed aad other conveniences The oli ieet by
"a convenient for large small i4mily and consider.
able ru on the premises urlher particulars inquire
of ALVAN ALIEN Is Trumhpll ~
Worcester, July IL, ls4s. dtC
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1-A \ NEW aud elegant HOUSE on Laurel Street
fa,sR Inquire of MERRlFlELD q HAPGOOD.
~Sssses. req .. Gtf
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BOARDERS WANTED,
Two Gentlemen can be accommodated with Board on
MAN. corner Myrtle Street. dtf April %.
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those which will make your order what it
should be. Those are sentiments from
pure undeflcd heart. from soul that is gen
erous and mild, like the hours o(the setting
SUM- This motto inscribed ON your banner,
will wave lriumphantly DER the heads oil the
lover of wine and will tell in countries DER
the sea, that America has obtained Vlcto-
ry greater than that over proud England,
that she has driven intemperancc from her
shores, and that her people now, truly gov
ern themselves. This is the moIlo that the
oracles Of the Almighty Maker would au.
thorize YOU to take, for Moses the great jew.
sh lawgver, and him that stood on the top
of Mount Sinai, and heard commands from
sacred lips has said, Thou shalt not avenge
aor bear any grudgc against the children
ofthy people, but thou shalt love thy neigh
Dor as thyselE' Solomon, too, who was en-
dowed with wisdom from on high. tells you
that. Every word of God is pure, he is
shield unto them that put their trust in him.
and then the great apostle of the Gent'les,
saws, Without faith it is impossible to please
God, for he that cometh unto God, must be.
cve that he is rewarder Of them that dill
gently seek him.
Then let the SIN as it ushcrs in day, find
you at your de SIX, pouring over these sacred
pages. and lei the oil Of your midnight lamp
he spent in searching out the truths, contain
ed within its lids, for it is
"TIic trucst friend man ever had,
lis consiancy, oh! Try,
When all arc false, you'll find il true,
Thy counsellor and luide.
The mines of Garth, treasure give,
That could this volume huy,
In teaching you the way TO 1.-Two,
1t teaches how 10 die"
An now, hoping all may join in The noble
Cause of Temperance, we wish you success
and happiness, desiring that when your ci-
forts on earth are ended. when llfe's short
span has expired, that your fame may re.
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They tell story of man out West who
had hare lip upon which he performed an
operation himself by inserting into the open
ing piece of chicken hesh-it adhered ana
filled up the space admirably. This was all
well enough until, in compliance with the
prevailing fashion, he attempted to raise
moustachcs, when one side grew hair and
The other feathers.
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CoNsrpEnArE.-'John,' said careful IA
,hcr. dom, give your Cousin Simon's horses
too many oats-you know they have hay
.Ye,h thur said John, moving towards The
barn. And bark yc, John-don't give
them too much hay-you know they have
oats
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The magnetic telegraph of Times ilIustrious

the magnetic telegraph of Times ilIustrious
transmigration, TO do no murder! And last.
ly, gentlemen, if you ever expect to wear
long-tailed coats-if you ever expect free
dogs not to bark at you-ifyou ever expect
to wear boots made f,hc hide of the Rocky
Mountain buffalo-and 10 sum up all, if you
ever expect to be anything but set Of
sneaking, loa6ng cut-throated, braided, small
ends of humanity. whitfield down to indis-
tinc,bility, acqult my client and save your
countryp
The prisoner was acquitted!
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To Srop BLEEDING AT THE NosrsDf.
Neprier, a French surgeon, says thRtsthe sim.
ple elevation of persons arm will alwaysstoP
bleeding at the nose. He explains ths fact
physioogically. and declares It a posi,iys RENE.
dy. It 5 certainly easy Of uisl
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TROUBLE ~ GEoRerA.-There appears to
be considerable excitement in Henry county,
growing out Of the result Of the late election in
county for Judges Of the Inferior Court. Tic
returns of the election, which we're depositedin
the mail to be forwarded 10 the Governor, are
said to have been abstractsd from the mailbag;
two se,ts Of Judges are now inpower--two
Clerks of the Court Of Ordinary. appointed.
It appears that the election for Clerk was the
point upon which the election Of Judges turned,
and the principal cause Of the present excite.
ment. The Governor has refused to issue
commissions for either set Of the Judges, and
will lay the matter before the Supreme Court
for adjudication. Augusta Republic.