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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-30

NINTH WARD RATIFICATION MEErlNG.-THE Dr.
mocr.o republican electors OF the Ninth ward friendly
regular nominations and the wages % the party are re-
ueatsd meet masse, Smiths hotel NO. w FERRY
treet II ursday evening, November ], l5O az sven
eoek to the DomnhtisnH fer Assembly, Char
School Otes Tho meeting w DIN in the Cong es-
onal Ratification Meeting BY order Of the ward Com
lttee. GEO. IL FkADtNbUhOH, Charman
MANUEL. NOAH. lss,r.,ar;.s
CHARLIE PEyEuErIy,
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s,pIRrEEN1u WARD UNION RATIFICATION MEkr

ug The democratic republican eieotors 81 the Ihr-
zenith ward friendly 20 regular no anu W.
ay evening ath ipst, at ~ o'clock, at Boehmsas Hotel
ans Grand street. 10 respond 20 the reports OF me Assem-
Nv and char ter omin atns Com nttces. by order,
pkNIEL OREENwaL Ii chm Assembly Convention
John MaRRsNER, Chm Charter Conveatton u,
Nbassversi eminent speakers will be present and ad-
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tyto the American Union SIKH Congressional Dis
Nict-Ths Democratic Republican Electors Of the sixth
onsresonal District are requested meet At yauxha
arden on wednesday evening October 10, At hal-past
oc0ck receive the report OF the Convention 70 no.
the democratic republican candidate Tor Congress-
nd -roud thereto. The following gentlemen viii attend
nd address this meeting Francis b. Cutting. James r.
rady Chauneey shafsr. Wright Hawkes., WIN. Horsos
rovn Henry Arcularius T. d. shepard, Hiram Wabridge
I'm r~le n Wreht. BY order OF the Nominating
...,.,TscS,s ROBERT KELLY, Chairman.
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A GRANp TEMPERANCn FEtTIYAL WILL BE HELp

GYMNASTIC EXERCISES.-W W. FULLER RESPECT
NJ fully informs his pupils aud the public in general that
his Gymnaium is open 40 Broad Exchange
place. The exercises therein we'll adapted for all
and for preserving health and the
decidedly superior TO all Others Those troubled with
dyspepsia rheumatism will ind the exercises Of the
Gymnasium highly beneficial N. B-Sparrng and Fencing
taught as usual.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-16
VOL. VIZ.
PUBLISHED BY
TOyVNEEY, SHIELDS a 60,
ETERY .MO.NY.lY. .lNN IHIRNIlllI


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rs paper r be discontinued (creept at te discretion
Of the Eaifors,) tati al aITcuHggS pud.
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leSs) fr eDeFy p,cr form Insertions and 31 ets per square
Tor lcs>) for ercfy outer form insertion.
Erery .liccrtsc reqtctto note on ne NJ hoie Tong
he ioises his advertisement Inserted; advertisements mol
so noted iod be inserted til rs dtsc0n4ce Be Orddred
FOrYEARlY ADVERTISING the torUS for ne prirts SC
Of ttco squares, 10; for src - for one square IN
tieY form SO Erery yearly Advertiser tr be required 10
con fine hiS aicertng to his particular tc Qf business
8y-Jop PmNrfNG erecuedaeatiy and crpedaiotSy, and
en nreasouuble terms.
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ATTORNEY FOR PgsOsGCu'EaEea
CIai.ms nf the CitY Ol NH:as.ainG1Ot.

f,HE subscriber undertakes the collection, settlement and
adjustment er all OF claims accounts or demands
AGAINST the Government the United States, orany foreign
state country, before Commits soners broe congress or
before a1y of the public Departments at Washington.
The procuring OF Patents, Army Hnd Navy Pensions the
collection of again. the Government, all Land
Claims and every demand other business OF whatever
requiring the prompt and efficient services o an Ator-
ney Agent
residence fourteen years the scat Of the Federal
Government, with thorough and familiar acquaintance
with the systems and routine ot public business at
the different Offices, as we'll as in Congress- added to i7'
free access to the ablcs legal advisers, if needed, u
the undersigned in Piled yng the fullest satisfaction and the
utmost dispatch to those who may entnst their business TO
his care Being well known to the greater part OF the eil
zen this district and to many gentlemen Who have been
members of both Of Congress in the last we years
it deemed useless extend this notice by special reeren-
Communications must be prepaid in all cases
Charges fees will be regulated by the nature ana extent
of the business, but moderate in all cases.
Address, II. u SIA iit'' A',,hS
N,u Mashington. y. Z.
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CONtfREssIoN Al.
TIE SLAVERY COMPROMISES.
REPORT or TYE SFtEGT ColhutrrEE OF
IL rllE,lL. .SENArE-

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VylOER, WHEAT, FIAN SEED, BEESWAN GIN
4 SENt: and most every dies riPton o Country Produce
Tor which the highest market rate vi" he give m cash
barter .. l. Nl'ltlNh9'
Nnrl 2g--ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-16
A67 ACRES,

&Fd~~ creek, in said county, containing 576
-seSus~- Acres, les, aIlainlug the iotmer
Also one other Tract the waters ol said crock IN said
counv containing ll6 Acres morr or Less, adjoining the
lands OF George Penn and others Also one other Tract on
the waters OF said crec in the said county, containing 30
Acres more or less adjoining The lands OF Charlie, Phelps
and others Also other Tract in said conty ON tie wa
ters of aid cteek containing 4eO Acres, more OF lee al
oinor the lands of Straton Wheeler aud others A-oonc
other Tract near Bent Creek, containing 200 Arf's more
or less bounded by the lands Of aneY touch and others
Also ono o her Tract the waters o Broad Creek, con
tanning 800 Acres les, bounded by the lands Of
Riycs & White and others. Also, the following Negro mon,
10 wit; Peter LEVEL, SANDY, B Spinner, sam, Page,
Joshua Jerry John, joe Also, the following Negro boy
10 witt Ncptunc Bob and Henry. Al>n. the following Ne
gro Women Girls ana Boys In #Phllls, a Womani
Pleasant woman; Jenny woman; Nancy and her d1aeh-
ter Lucy Grace and her three cidrn Bhh and her three
children Kitty and her cludrcu, Rachel aud her five
children to Wit Ncky, Anderson, Ne and W att,
Matilda and her five children Martina Edward, Mary san
ay and Also, Catrline, girl Jenny, qiI; SARAH.
girl, Pattey and Ssey, Women Also, an interest ol
1-9hs in the following II Slaves to Wit aaNney, jenhy
and her five children, john. Jacob, sally and oles,
namcs not gven) Judy and her tirce tir'n lanes and
Others names not given. The olhr 3s Of sad II Slaves
belonging to the le@aecs oflhom1s Walton. Also Tie
increase Of any the above named female Slaves since the
dae'of the aforesaid deed
The title to all of the aiorefaTcl Land aud Negroes Is
believed to be good bat, acting Trustee Viii only coll
yey such title as is vested in me by the dsed Aforesaid
SAMUEL. MciD. REID, Trustee.
Anvil
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HAVE THIS DAY sod my eaIc interest ia te concern
of AGREE : EllIEN TO Ihas. o. Ar-c, aud he alone
is authorised to wind up the G neerl. -
WAf l.. WifTEN.
Anil 25-ts April -, 1850.
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Tj.Mss Sale Of assgnNtEp Egistt and
N EG r ES.

OY virtue Of deed o Trust executed 10 the subscribers
Is the 22d day of December, 1s}j, by William Walton,
and duly recorded the Clerks oce o Buckingham coun-
ty certain debt therein namedl viii on odnes-
day. the 22d day oi May ncN at AppomattoN Court II se,
lair if not the ncNt fair day, cNfose 10 sale, at rah
auctions to the highest bidler l1r cash, one TRACT or
LAND Bent Creek, in the county o (5uchnEham) Ap-
natnatlnN. adj llMng WIN. Ihumnln. ~. containing
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-21
30 The EBraIAEic.

M attention has been called to a notice in the columns
4fI OF the Daily Spy, headed Caution the Public -
over the signature of Jared Van Solen and it virtually
charges me with dupciy and double dealing in the placing
OF that paper, would beg state that Mr. Vansoe
was present in the Office the time of insertion that
heard read and fully assented to its whole tenor and
would urtcr remark that Mr. Vansoen has for weeks
Deen soliciting orders for Strips with the advertisement
1aed 10 pasted on the illustrative Model uhch he carried
u hn AS regards his threat of prosecution for infringe
ment it will be time enough notice them when he can
produce aceed proof Of the Judgment of his papers in til
Patent Office.
mat each party shall make and sell these Strips without the
interference of each other With this fact in view it will
be seen that MIR VS. caution about using Strips mere
qmbble to jure and impose upon the public. Persona
interested can learn the truth of the above by
calling at the Spy Office JOHN w HEAIY
Dec 81 d,tf
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Peremptory Sale of
valuable Real Estate al Nncfinn.

IA WILL be sold at public auction TUESD 4Y, the
1: " 26h day Of March current at the dwelling house
on the premises lately occupied by Widow HANNAH
MooREow deceased the following Real Estate wit That
most desirable FARM of about so acres ofexceen Tage
MOVING Pasture and Wood land, all in prime Order well
Watered and fenced with good Walls with valuable
Orchard good and convenient Buildings consisting of two
story Dwelling House. of suitable wen built nearly new
large Barn. &c all in good repair the house and barn being
ooth supplied with excellent Water by Aqueduct This
estate IS esib located only about miles norIhery of the
Conr House. near the great road leading from Worcester
10 "eSt boysion Lancaster, c and the Nashua r..
H. and point OF location quality ofsoi and conveuences
possesses many and superior advantages; ard part OF
the Col. George Moore Estate
Also, On the premises, the MAIDEN HILL PASTURE,
containing about 20 acres part of which heavily wood
ca; Also on the premises, the MAIDEN HILL WOOD
~ containing about 20 acres covered with heavy and
thrifty growth OF Wood and win be sold in su pu-
chasers The last mentioned lots about miles
from worcester, partly in Holden and partly in West
Boylston.
ne sale VIII be pcsitiye-no whaevcr-and
adjournment on account of the weather Terms liberal
sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
u Foriurther particulars enquire of Timothy p MOORE
on the premises 7rst mentioned of OLIVER LOWELL Holden
or OF The Subscriber No. H. Myrtle Street. Worcester
ALVAN 7. BURGESS.
w. G. 7. BANCROFT, duct.
worcester, March 6, 1850. WIT d eops
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fake gOd5ce!

lie public are hereby cautioned against purchasing my
WEATHER STRIPS of Lewis Thayer or John w.
Iea or any OF their Agents, about securing Pa.
tent Tor my inventions and if any wishes for certified
PROOF OF the odgment of my papers in the Patent Office
Ihey can have it, TO the accusation of dupicy again
say that as soon as the tenor of that advertisement
1cc, for the claim NINE exclusively and his own words
We're If is not right, will that is altered !" and
placed confidence i'll his word-bu had then known "a
many instances of what consider doub dealgn as do
now, should not have done As to the assertion that
have for weeks past been soliciting orders with the avcr
tiseneht alluded to pasted the illustrative model il ia
an unqaafed falsehood, ipholty and think Mr. Healy
knew when he made the Observation-Disclosures the state
eh mat there IS an existing agreement that each party
should make and sell those Strips without the Interference
OF each Other for recognize such agreement nor can he
prove such Persons interested can learn other
FACTS by calling on JARED VAN SOLEN.
worcester, Jan ~. dwtf
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FOR TIE FFLICrED.
B3nning's Patent BodvRrace

TjNHlS celebrated PATENT LACE or BODy RRACE =
an efficient relief to persons laborng under lbe follow
ing ana her analogous maades ard symptoms viz Astn,
Consum pton and other diseases of the Gu
and other affections of the ThroaIos
OF Noice-liip Diseases Scroluous SyeIInes DISTORTIONS
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headache Want of seen palnita
ton OF the Heart Disoldercd Circulation the Blood Kid
ney Affections, nunbness and GOODNESS of the Exemtes
PAINFUL, d!lcNlt or suspended Observation-Disclosures Cont
Failing OF the Womb Ieuchorhoe Whites, Dropsy Piles
Constipation, Witered and DeCayed Limbs Weakness III
in the Back, &c. &c
The following certificates will show what is thouobt of
DR.. Banuing's Patent Lace &c, viz: "
from irof Mott ant other Physicians If Netg YORK.
ne undersigned have examined Dr. Baungs noyel views
vi e cChaca pathology OF many affections of the vice.
IA, and believe them highly interesting and worthy the seri
Gus attention OF the medical profession.
CGleHtiHe Mott, MD. j. EcGrgcv Rodgeys NJ 7,
Stephen P. Kr6y, M. d. Stephen Br6,els ~ y,
4ieT; b. Uniting, NJ. d. Il. 1IcLean, MI.
merly of Wethersfeld, Conn. i'' N'
Thirteen years ago sustained loss of voice. which for
three years almost total Subsequently my voice ,yo
continued weak and ndsnct One year ago comm
the use OF Dr. Banngs Brace and have fonn very marked
ana decided advantage from it. increasing the speak
ing and the strength ofmy voice. Now although ueach
once or twice, almost every Sabbath should Scarcely a.
tempt the service at all if had not in constant application
te principles OF DIR. BanBgs Brace which from nv own
knowledge of its certain utility my case cheerfy ro
commend l 70 all suffering like calamity.
DR.. J. c. KNAPP, the undersigned, has has mr.
chased the right of this ar-amed Patent Lace or boI
Brace Tor the County of Worcester and are now ready to
sell ana apply the instrument to patients, either at their
own residences, or at their said Office No 245 Our sTARsj
MAIN STREET They will sell the right to make yend md
use he SAID Lace in few, and few only of tie towns of
inns County, on terms very advantageous to The purchasers
All the above mentioned diseases and many more Of
similar nature the undersigned have with their MACNE
lC, or ELECTROPATIiIC REMEDIES, treated very sue
cessly and viii continue to do either with or without
e aplcailon and expense of the said Lace Brace as
patients may prefer. The instrument is light neat and
easily adjusted and can be worn by a gentleman or lady
without the least pain Inconvenience The pnbic is in
vlted TO call and examine the article at the said Office
where all ayors III their line will be thankfully received and
remedies, grauitously given. References to many cases
cured and others now under their treatment in This region
siG ven 10 any on apllration }. G. KNAPP,
worcester, req b, L 3d. off
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Turkey Hill Estate ter Sa.0,

ks FfNHlS yalashle Estate offered Tor sale Oh
fs.hA terms that cannot tail pa chasers. II
-ss~ consists oil abnni sixty acres OF i.snd with con-
yenient buildings The Turkey Hill Pond
runs through the centre OF said farm, and falls n
aract OF one hundred and twenty five feet distance
Of about 40 rods. forming OF the best Water Powers
in Worcester County.
There are now upon the premises three thorough built
and substantial Rock Dams, with Grisi, Saw Lathe and
Single Mills, all in good running order The Mill Pond
one mile in length and extends from the read leading
10 New Brantree, that leading Barre Halt mile
above the Mill Pond, is Turkey Hill Pord, which is the
main reservoir For description of This Pond or Lake
Typographical OF Massachusetts,
From the best authority, and actual survey, would
the public, that this Water Power amply
sufficient TO move in the aggregate, five hundred Cotton
Looms with all their attendant machinery, amount
OF any other The location is good and easy access
bsing miles from the City Hall in Worcester on the
great thorough fare through Paxton Rutland Barre
ham, and New Brainree.
The above has been surveyed plan and profile drawn
which may he by calling the subscriber or those
he has the liberty TO reer IL will be sold whole
or IN seperats privileges, may best suit purchasers
For further particulars, inquire Of the subscriber in
EeW Worcester, or lion Isaac Davis ROrcester-Alher
Curtis, Esq, New Worces.fr,-Thos. Bottomly ESQ
Leicss'er-A. B. Pike Esq, PTouidenop, r. I,-simoG
9, cut, ESQ Schenectady n. Y.,-Messrs. Pratt,
d. = & Scott, WorcestPr,-Willard SNOW, ESQ Pora
ton, Daniel Coburn, Esq, LotseH.
CHARLES HERsEY.
New Worcester. Dec 20. 1913 dwtf
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FACTORY YO f,ET.

AzA N SPENCER, suitable for Cotton or WooleI
es:fA Goods, o,her manufacturing CT mechanic a
s purposes. sand Fac DRY s situated the Centre
village oil Spencer, on never falling stream OF water
having suhcenI power for operating 20 looms and
preparation, or more than sufficient for wooden
mach'nery The building is So ny 20 H. stories and
itlc, nearly new and in rstsdc order with 81 ii hrest
wheel, with main drums and belts. Connected with The
ah' We Is new Dwelling House for two Tenencuts and
seven Land.
Reference mry he htl 10 WAA.EN BAKER, Worcester !
JAMES DRAPER, Esq OF Spencer The subscribers NJ
Warren. KNOWLES d sIBLEY
dGne l. dwn
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KSgbg- ES@hRp

HE handsomest cheapest and best article for LIGHT in
- the world Is MARSHES PATENT OIL. This is new
used by the publicit is perfectly safe ard free to burn IN
any common Oil Lamps with hesimple alteration Of tube
Wch Is done Tor the tfng expense of 12 cents This Oil
IS composed entirely of vegetable and contains some six or
esnt parts some Of which are Essential Os The whole
lS pody beautiful IN appearance, and gives a ciee brit
ttaf and 0doriess light without grease smoke smc or
eTplo&ton-thus furnishing the public with an Article from
"hc they can obtain almost any qanty of light and AT
same tme clean and beautiful The above for sale AZ
A. IL; MENTIONS, FOSTER STREET, opposite The Rostou
ana W orcester and Norwich Rail Road Depots
~ b. MIR. N. is the only Agent for Worcester
Ian g.. lac
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PATIENTS.
American and Foreign Office.
agency for business with U. s. Patent Ollie e,
H4SHIN g tom.

American aEad Foreign Office.
Agency for business with u. s. Patent Office,
R4SHI N g tom.
Nc, - State Street, - Boston,
8 n 1910 the subscriber was appointed by the
q Commissioner Of Patents Agent OF the H. s. Patent
office, in accordance with ths ION Sec Of Act of'S7
Having relhq nished the Agency for transmission OF
odels, AID adopted expeditions mode of sending
hem TO the Patent Office, hertby0 patent mag be pro-
cured Gdouf Sr peeks eorttr he continues ward
them Tree O e&petset prepare Caveats, Specica0ns
Asssnn ens, uni all the necessary Papers and Drawings
Tor faent5 and TO render advice gal and scientific
matters respecting The Puiens secured in Europe
and other countries
time and cost Of journey Washington delay there
rs well as all personal roabis in obtaining paeBts
ihey also nave the advantage OF UerbGy eXplaElng lhe
Inventions and Of consulting in respect them matters
~ general 81 paramount aanportG1ce in order obta1
cHTec1 Sec}9cc!aous and claims. The experience
een years. precice extensive collection rare works
DECISIONS &C., on mechanical Subjects The Patent Laws
and patents OF different countries collected at much cx
pense during the long time this Office has been established
ogslhe WIKI accounts here KEPT OF inventions patent
az Washington enable the subscriber afford Inventors
deshons Of procuring Patents and information
which in Other might be difficult attainment
R. II. EonY Solicitor ofPeteats.
! VyAGIIIEGTON, Juiy ri, s49.-Dsrng the
tne occupied The Oce OF Commissioner OF Patents, r..
II. EDDY Esq, o Boston, did business the Patent Oh
fee solicitor for procuring Patents. There were few
!! any persUns netting in that capacity, who had so much
business before the Patent Office; snd there none
cohaGc ed il with mnre skill, fidelity and success,
gard Mr. Eddy Of the best and most j.
tai Patent Solicitor in The United States and have no
hesiat on IN assuring inventors !ha they caunct employ
person more competent and Trustworthy, ana cap
able o. putting their applications in torn Tor
them early favorable consideration the
Office EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Paens.
Boston, Sept !, 1889. evil! &eod
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Esnghn9& q nannEn

4 COMPOUND for SHAVING, with or without BRUSH
and water The base of this incompatible preparation
Is derived from the Anoke, 'Soap PQf of California
It's vegetable and detergent properties the purest and
most oushng effects the skim preserving il from chm
ping and the laher does not dry the face For sale IN
Worcester by the Agent, ~ "
LEWIS 7. LAZALI., Apothccarv,
- 2e1 Man-st, doors north Am House
BOGLE'S HYPERION FLUIO, also for sole NJ IL
place dw4w Eot o. ''''
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Peyaga5gw sEYefg6cjgscS.

'THESE are quack nostruns secrei preparations
bot simply What in the advertisements and labels
accompanying them they Represented 10 PHYSO.
mEDlCAL REMEDIES, or such as act in harmony wlh
the laws oil the human constitution They enti,ey
vegetable and are compounded in accordance wh The
best Teachings Of several of pro essional
They are not aunUerSdi remedy tor every
suited TO the removal Of qferert forms Of diseise
They are now extensively Known ana approved and
are Kept Tor sale by Druggists and orekepper in large
portion Of the towns IN this County and vicinJy
June % wit C. NEWTON Mn
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HOuSE LOTS E0R SAVE.

nUILDING LOTS on wellington stieet n new Street
- rnnnng from Man ifsetnorlh al lhs residence
Of h0ie Jaqnes ESQ., Also, Austin, Chandler, Chat,
ham, Newbury, and Qgincy Streets.
The All We Lois tor the first lime offered io
safe The lasd adjoining ihcm being built upon aud lhe
pleasant location near Min STREET makes them the mss
desirable Lois in the city, Terms lie suit the pur
chaser. L. d s. P HARRINGTON
Aug 30. dwu - PoriIsud Sfraa,