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JOYFUL ENTEELTG ENCEt another itc
sarcd qttcr he Doctors couid do ao more
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G O O d s

over offered for sale ia this part ofihe gl.p
We can assure Lldirs aud Gentlemen. M,
our former assortment has been far Ices uts
ourptcsonl We intend 10 make a an o.ret
Tor All wlhu twenty miles ~ want oIn-
most rare and desirable stylcs of Goods t.,.
our cat1t lahmruC Tho Railroad be- al l..f'
s..! .s..tt- !4.les! l-rr--r -r--
sm1N prgbts, and ciah oF sLaIi Cf,an.
our arrangements boz Boston pr, ouch rti
wc shall keep constantly supplied with sy.rl
drurlbIr artelri and our Goods u.II be- sa.I A
tho lowest possible prices W. Lruryr Lsgsl
and Gentlemen can appreciate tbc alra.t,a,l
OF having large Stock OF Good. rf.a. v-....i
90 select
We whouid particularly invite attention ,sI
,ur asa.rtuuguf Of
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J. &. Fuller, Dunvllo; Harvey s. Eastman,
Barnet; Blown ~ Weeks, Pcacham; Cutting
&. Sisby, Lower Waterford; John Bacon, ST
Johnsbury Centres Calvin Morrill,, East ST
Johnsbury; Fuller n Co. Lyndoni Judevine
South ffurdwtrki'- r Putuam,
Marshhcld; Strong Il Jcwett, Bartoni Welch
g. Darling, Groton w. II, Shrdd x 90, Wells
RIVER J G. Bingham, 81, job, sbnry f623yl
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NI,.ILLN'G pOHER-

knowing, mHna Ytdfa arot that hc had 10y
hi1shll, srirucc, ana experience, devised 0n
afnrlr which would be- ct inoalculatlc advau'
tarr % mankind, whrn once known and ck'
tcnsiycly used, hc hoped and pcfsrycfrd, cN-
prciinr the tune to arrive when the means
would hr furnished 10 hfng II into universal
notice, When its iucstimaLlr virtues would boz
known aud Appreciated, THIS tine has come,
ho means arr supplied this
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CATTLE SHOW.
IN DEFAULT OF THE USUAL
EXHIBITION OF MANUFACTURES
by the SOcieti

by the Societies,
M have taken great pains make our own Exhibi.
w ton" of Goods more than usually attractive.
THE LADIES who visit Worcester on this OCCASION Will
find thousand novel and beautiful products of foreign looms
excite their CRAFTY their taste while those
will be greatly interested in
The Beautiful Brussels Carpets
of the BIGELOW CARPET CO.
The substantial Ginghams and handsome Coun-
tepanes fthe Lancaster Co, and the BRUSSELS Car
pet Bags, all the product of single town Clinton
in this Comfy; or the splendid
Velvet and Brussels Tapestry Carpets,
produced by process invented in ClappviIe
The tasteful MOUSSELINE De LANES of Southbridge;
the serviceabe FL4NNELS of Oxford and Lecester the
comfortable HOSIERY, &c. manufactured at Milbury; OF
the substantial COTTON FABRICS of Oakdale Webster
and Auburn All the above and many more being the pro-
ducts of County, and legtimatey belonging to our
Annual Exhibition.
We might also mention the thousand and articles OF
convenences comfort and luxury invented by Yankee
ingenuity" of Connecticut, New Hampshire and own
State but the WHOLE would be almost to give
catalogue of our stock only refer to the endless
variety of CARPETS manufactured Lowell Thompson-
vile. &c, and the beautiful
Bay State Shawls,
which ELECTED such universal admiration at the last Annual
Fair.
u I'VE shall take great pleasure in exhibiting Stock
of Goods to all VISITORS whether they wish purchase
not and respectfully solicit call from all who wish
a beautiful stock of Goods.
H. Fl. CHAMBERLAIN 81 co.
Sept IL c37 DIV
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CARRIAGE AUCTION,
BY EDWARD RIDDLE, Horse and Carriage Mart.
No. IS to 72 Union St., Boston.
GREAT sEMI-ANNUAL SALE OF
Valuable New Carriages and Harnesses,


GREAT sEMI-ANNUAL SALE OF
Valuable New Carriages and Harnesses.
On Saturday, Sept. FL, at III o'clock,
At me tco Carriage DepoSores, Union Street Boston
On credit of and months, for all sums over 5000
n H-M2G 4 MILL be sold without reserve, very
k1Sef 10y w large and splendid assortment of val
Ey1O~fz3 liable new Carriages and Harnesses inclnd
- ing all the ready made stock of three cele.
brated manufacturers, consisting of
elegant Caleche OF an entire new pattern
do do made in Paris.
I do Coach, Circular 'front.' an entire new pattern.
DO light Clarence Coaches, new patterns
do do Standing Top Chariottees for persons
5superior light double Rockaways for persons
do Extension Top Barouches.
do wheel Cabs
10 do Extension Top Cdrryalls.
20 do Standing do do and Rockawavs
81 do Top Wagons Buggys and Phaetons elegantly fin
~ elegant Slide Top Buggys for or persons. [shed
8snperor Open Trotting Wagons.
6 do Covered Wagons
100 sets Single and Double HARNESS. part of which are
OF the highest cost and finish.
qPurchasers respectfully requested to give their i'm
mediate attention to the above sale of Carriages as thew
lie sale They principally of the finest workmanship and
ns have the improved axles and are otherwise beautifully
trimmed and painted.
Inc whole Will be arranged and ready for examination
catalogue days previous to SALE
Manufacturers and others who wish contribute to
TINS SALE Will please give notice at least week previous
III order for insertion on the catalogue
1FLiberal cash advances made when required.
Boston, Sept IL, 1850 dstw1tis
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PAPER HANGINGS,
NVW RTRP0NS AND MILLINERY.
RAY STATE SHAWLS.

WE have just received so different Patterns,
w comprising all the best styles Of
LONG AND SQUARE SHAWLS.
We shall be constantly in receipt of new and choice pat
terms not 10 be found elsewhere and shall retail them at
the very lowest Wholesale prices
We are this week receiving from New York splendid
stock ofLoNG AND SQUARE CAsHMER (which vii
+ be sold as usual on the best terms.
One Of our firm in New York, and will be sending
home during this week and next great variety choice
and desirable Goods. na. fa 4s
HENRY ii. CHAMBERLAIN 81 co.
Sept4 tit coo NV
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MISS J. A. FLAGG.

Late of Boston, TEACHER of The PIANO FORTE and
SINGING is DESTROYS of obtaining pupils in this city and
vicinity Having had considerable experience teaching,
she persuaded that full satisfaction will be given those
who may favor her with their patronage,
Miss is permitted refer the following gentlemen,
THos BRICHER, Organis and Director of Music Bow
doin Square Church-HENRy w. PooLE Inventor of the
Euharmonic Organ, Boston S. X. LELAND, of this city
0PApplicatons may be made TO A. MARSH at his Music
Rooms, 203 MAIN ST.. disco Aug %
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Direct from New York.
CATTLE SHOW BALL.

CATTLE ShUW BALL.
= AIDES and GENTLEMEN can find at the New
Root S, Shoe Store. A good assortment of Dam
c;ng Shoes & Boots as follows
ladies' French Satin Slippers;
Nc;ls Viii c and Black do. do;
French Kid Slippers;
do do. Buskns;
Fine Kid and Morocco Slippers;
Thin silk and Satin Cater Boots;
Gents Patent Leather Boots;
do do do Congress Boots;
do do do Oxford Ties;
do do do Dancing Pumps;
do common Kid and Morocco Dancing Shoes
Ladies and Gentlemen men M w caOg az No. 100 Nam
i I1 us''i'o LONGLEY s. SNOW.
o.: Can't Il. 1850. dw3wis
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II X. ROOT, A. NJ, NJ. d., the celebrated Con-
sumption and Blood Doctor and inventor of the Anti
Consumption Lung Barometer. Office SIP BROADWAY,
New YORK.
He invites the attention of the sick and afflicted aboring
under of the various characters forms of disease such
asCoughs, liberated Tuberculous Lungs, Splitting of
Blood; Pain in the Chest Shoulders Side Backs Bleeding
Lungs Chronic Catarr Night Swea Nervous Complaints;
Papitaon Justification Dropsy of the Heart Dyspepsia
Liver Complaint Chronic Darrh9a Incidental Weaknesses
peculiar to Females Cancers, Tumors, Scroulous Alice
tions Deafness, Insanity, Fits Paralysis Spinal Deormtes,
Gravel Fistua COstveness and all Cutaneous Eruptons
and Poisonous nocculaon and Humors of the Blood
Tbs Doctor is the only man Un the Globe that
ratel ascertain the nature of aud cure consumption He
ascertain the amount of air eXhaled and the of
air to inhae the weakness strength of the
Lungs, and whether diseased not He ascertain for
certainty the different kinds of Consumption and
such kind knowingly, which all physicians disagree on
This advise in the of Pulmonary Consumption
and of the Lungs, be equalled by of
my age No Lady or Gentlemen should neglect to have an
examination of their Lungs with the Barometer advice
can then be given correct and certain which will counter
act predisposon Consumption, and guide them safely
on the of me like the compass to the Mariner which
will add years their lives. He does not make sick
make WELL down to build up again, but from his
great skill in doctong the Blood he effects his great
THE LANGUAGE OF SCRIPTURE.
For the Life fthe Flesh is in thu Blood-Gen XII 4. For
the Blood is Le-Deu XIII 90. For the Blood is the Life
OF all FesRIlevit xvii IL "A King David was the Sew
bearing seed shall be Tor MeaGen, g. David said purge
with Hyssop and l shall be Clean-Psam Ii, Z. Paul
the Leaves of the Tree for the Healing of the Naon
Rev. xxi, 2
Chris's Life was taken by the shedding of his Blood
Blood has voice to pierce the skies.
Revenge the blood of Abel cries; Is
But the dear stream, when Christ slain.
Speak peace as loud from every ven-WATTs.
THE GREAT AMERICAN HERBIST.
Ye who have suffered long and spent your substance in
employing physicians to administer you quack minerals
and mercuria poisons they have done you good but
rather hurt, make effort recovery. Try the
medicines of the celebrated Doctor Root and the day of
redemption will come the Joyous light of health will
shine paths the will return to your faded
cLeek the fire to serless eyes, and strength to your
poweress muce.
PATENT MEDICINES DECEIVE.
Put no faith in medicine all. As well might
locksmith make key fit all kinds of locks or the drug
gist compound all his medicines in and use it for all
complaints you might well expect TO live on one ar
cle of diet word to the with is sufficient Profession
al advice Free except examination with the Barometer
which will be ST. The sick and afflicted of either sex,
invited to call on him, and first come first served.
Q-T His Rooms at the WORCESTER HOUSE, until
Saturday, Sept l4th. DIST Sept. 10
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Very Desirable

ET44 BLACKSMITH STAND FOR SAFE 1o,a, ~.
ii Ashburnham, Mass, two miles from tie Cb,I.i,
aliroad in very pleasant village copssr,r :,
souu - stoLy house, Wood-house Barn, and acres
cel na Land Also, acres of less valuable land win
sou Shop ~ ieet square, and of Blacksmith al
easy it is good stand for custom with business .f
WI, WITHIN .Mo nan n new Cotton Mill is process ofe
qelre OF REUBEN BRMIS, II School street Worces'
Ashbunham, Sept g. ~ ON 'io Pr ~, ~ is'7
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o.! REFESH USi
POND'S IMPROVED UNION RANGE.

NTESSRS. MOSES POND & co. OF Boston, who have
wi been for years engaged IN the manufacture Of COOK
ING RANGES have recently made great improvement In
them The placed the side ofhe fire. that
may be had to it without being obliged reach the
fire while baking. The boilers Immediately the
fire and require little uethey fitted for wood or coal
Hot-n fixtures warming additional rooms are attached
when desredaso Watersheds and Bath Boilers, They
of SIZES suitable for the smallest families and
the largest hotels 1 The Agent prepared to set them
for any responsible persons and ask nopay till perfect
Main Street. te It Aug 80
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FARMERS. ATTENTION.

FARMERS, ATTENTION.
NOU can find at the New Boot and Shoe Store, a
u good assortment Of Cowhide, Calcutta, Kip, and
Double Sole Calf Boots in almost any quantity, of the
Best quality, and at low prices be bought at
any store in Worcester.
Also, Boys, Youths and Chillren's Thick Calcutta
and Kip Boots and Shoes.
Call at No. 100, Main Street.
LONGLEY & SNOW.
Worcester, Sept. IL, 1850. dw3wis
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Messenger,s Notice..


Worcester, S. September TO- 1850.
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner Of Insolvency
forth County of Worcester has this day issued War
rant against the Estate Of JOHN G. GOES of Worcester
in said County, trader, insovent debtor and the pay
ment OF any debts the delivery of any property be-
longing To said insolvent debtor him or for his use and
the transfer of any property by him forbidden by law
The first meeting of the creditors Of said insolvent debtor
will be held ut Court of Insolvency at the Office of said
Commissioner in Worcester in said County, on the 9th
day Of September inst at ten O'Clock the forenoon for
the proof Of debts and to choose assignee assgnees
his Estate. lslll J. DAY, d. s.. MESSENGER
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Cast Iron Pumps

WARRANTED superior in every respect to all othe
w Pumps in use.
Also, LEAD PIPE and SHEET LEAD for sale low =
No. 231 MAIN STREET by
Maya dstf sAML POOLE co
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Atwood De LANES and Cashmere'
Hair Brushes

TN great variety, including the JENNY LIND Brush, re
= Sent II dw2wis c37 29l Main St
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Tailoresses Wanted.

OK Taoress Girls wanted, to whom steady employment
- will be given and liberal wages paid
Aug 20 diff ESTABROOK & RICHMOND.
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To Let,

GsaA TINE BUILDING formerly occnn;.shv nj. =
ss% i Bgelow, situated on the Railroad' near NJ .
nusos Grlst Mill 1t is suitable for manufacturing N,
an Ut machme SHOP The Lot is about AS by 60 I'd
Sc;h ouluhg attached for storage Inquire Of the $ b.
Sept diff SIMEON nrAyo :,
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New England Health Insurance Co.,

Office No. POS Main st, Worcester.
ENOS DORR, Agent.
THE is hand when all should take care Of
their health. The above Company has in times past
paid thousands of dollars the sick who in time
health procured POLICY that secured to them FOUR
DOLLARS A WEEK if sick, at cost of 1925 year
They have thousands hand pay those will take
Policy and unfortunate be sick. ~ All ju,
claims will be paid soon as received dis June 81
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THE subscriber having assumed the business of the late
i firm of CONVERSE Il CULVER, hereby requests all
persons indebted said firm pay the without DELAY
Grateful for favors hitherto bestowed the firm he re
specully soicts continuance of the the old stand
under the City Hall j. s. CULVER
Worcester July 49, 1885, distf
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WYE take great pleasure in saying that we have nev
w been enabled to offer splendid an assortment
FANCY and BLACK slLhs ana loh0 9AAlN0 DIS
present Please call and examine r,,,n.,1,,-
Gent II d4wis HALL d IHOMfSON'
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HE subscribers will continue the Hardware Business
the stand lately occupied by BATES & POOLE, No. 23
MAIN STREET, where they will keep constantly on hand
good an assortment of HARDWARE, PAINTS OILS
LEAD PIPE ETC., reasonable can be found
HE city. SAML POOLE & CO.
Worcester April 10, 1850 distf
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Dwelling House and Tai far sale

IL VIE Estate Pleasant Street opposite Chest,
:iM -. :. well known as the property formerly owl
occupied by DR. o. II. BLOOD The House i.
sSou oiae and the lot large and well stocked with m,
chocest t trees very desirable residence for any M
WISHING 10 purchase Terms easy. The property can il,
Ae9 ana particulars learnt by calling on the subscribe
mo- II dwistf BENZ. BUFFIIM. Pleasant-st
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-18

A New RoMANcE.-We have received
from the publisher, f. G'eason, Boston
new and brilliant tale, entitled, q" The Ms
take of Lifetime or, The RobJcr Of The
Rhine Valley" 1t Is a story the mysler-
les of the shore and the vcssi'udes Of The
sea-embraclng in It's field an almost hound
less extent OF romance depicting with a
faithful and vivid pen the pecullartles of
rubbor life, piracies upon the high sea, the
influences of the gaming table, the power
of jealousy. the absorbing interest of mys-
terry, and the power of love and beauty.
The interesting period Of the story has ena-
bled the author to produce some delightful
specimens Of the legends of the Rhine, as
well as to give the reader some startling
characters among the actors Of his tale, taxi
en- from life, and the events Of every day
occurrence. The story opens in a tap.
room in London, and the first female char
acter introduced, is one OF such surpass-
ing loveliness, and under circumstances so
peculiar and interesting, that the reader
becomes a, once absorbed in her history
and fate altogether the work is one Of re-
markabc and intense interest. But we
will no, anticipate the pleasure that the
readers Of the book must realize. Let no
one fail to procure The Mistake ofd LIFE
time" 1t is for sale at the bookstore
Of William A. Barber, at the ex,raordl-
nary low price Of 10 l-2 cents though got
ten up in the very best style Of publication.
|, is destined to find an immense sale,
pararnoun, 10 that of any work published
for many years
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-18

From YucATAN.-The New Orleans
Picayube of the Sd inst. furnishes the fol
lowing items of intelligence. from Yucalan,
received by the way of Havana. Tho
dates from the Peninsula are TO the 18th OF
March.
The affairs Of the peninsula have de-
cidedly improved Of late. The war with
the revol,ed Indians, which had for time
pros,rated every braLch Of industry and
reduced the country 10 so deporable state
is now almost ended. In the South the
savages have received severe blow. In
and after an action, which took place re-
Gently, the whites captured families, among
which were l62 men, l49 horses, 100
mules, and large quantity Of munitions
of war.
Col. Molas writes tha, in conformity with
his instructions he had occupied Iikuc,
the rancho of SAT- Jose and Sibechen, hav-
ing had various encounters with the rebels.
Another officer attacked llotebch, where
the enemy was fortified. The result was
the dispersion of the Indians. The mum.
Der Of savages killed IN the sklanishes was
81.
The Nucatan papers are quite confident
that the rebels cannot make much more re-
sislance. Il is asserted that those who still
hold out are scattered in little bands acting
without concert, and consequently ineffec
lively. Most Of the Indians, it is said,
are anxious to return to their allegiance.
but arc prevented in doing so by the threats
of their chiefs,
In spite of this favorable appearance of
affairs, it appears that on the llh Of March
between 1000 and 5000 rebels assembled in
the ncighborhood Of Val'adolld. A party
Of about four hundred Government troops
had gone cut to drive OFF the inlruders.
A national guard is to be established IN
the peninsula.
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A FLAwIN THE WEBSTER TRIAL.

A FLAwIN THE WEBSTER TRIAL.-
We understand that an able Massachu-
sets lawyer is about to publish all ar
rument to show that Dr. Webster was
not allowed his legal rights in regard
to the constitution of the Jury which
tried him: that the court proceeded
illegally in rejecting three Jurors from
the panel on account of ftheir sentiments
on capital punishment; and that any
prisoner has a right to choice by 10
Of inpart. al men, irrespective Of their
opinions on punishment. From the
arguments that have heretofore pro-
ceeded from this gen,leman's pen, we
are quite sure he will make shaking
among the dry bones of the law
Boston Bee.
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WHOLE NO. l,I37.

Boss, of the ship -, arrived here n
lew days since from San Francisco, desii.
nation down th; coast, to pick up freight
Tor The L. >. lie complains of the rheu.
na'lsm, and consigns California to a place
much warmer than Panama, called by
some Tophe,.' There are about twelve
hundred people now here waiting for ras-
sage TO San Francisco a; many are leaving
in sailing vessels. The Tennessee, Sarah
Sands and Oregon will take abon, an.
thousand. Those ~ho were green enough
to purchase tickets per steamer Islhmus
viii probably have an opportunity Of study
lng the manners and customs of tho Central
Americans, asil is the universal opinion
that she will not arrive here before the Is,
of May. The Town is full of gamblers.
thieves, and rowdies fights, rows, and
pistol shooting. is the order of The day, and
night. Living is expensive, very dirty,
aud abominably poor. Yams and fried
Plantains principally, occasionally jerked
beef, which is sold by the yard instead Of
by the pourd, md mule-steaks, and | nev.
er undertoke TO masucate the latter, bu,
what | wish myself again comfortably seat.
ed at the Squrcs' beautifully supplied
table, with my rosy-cheeked, kind-hearied,
landady presiding as Of old. God bless
her, may she long continue TO grace that
position. To the b'hoys. generally. pre-
sent my regards, and send me word which
way the wind is. whether it has Canied'
TO the Bastard or to the Nor ard
Uncle Benny or George Mason will give
you the information, when the spill, moves
you may possibly heaz again from
central AMERICA"
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The WEBSTER TRTAL..-A most intel
hgent gentleman in Baltimore writes to us
as follows, under date of the 4th instant

iht WEBSTER tRIAb..-h most lnteI
lgent gentleman in Baltimore writes to us
as follows, under date Of the 4th instant
" have just read the leader in to-day's
North American, on the Webster case, and
am so much delighted with it, that cannot
refrain from expressing my satisfaction -
think such views of the outrageous ver-
die. in this case are not only demanded by
the extraordinary circumstances under
which it was rendered but are due to our
common humanity to all stallshed pr n
clples of law, and to all The instincts Of JUS
tlce. Your article repeats the amos, u
nanlmous opinion of the Bar here, and ac-
cords fully with the sense of our communi-
ty. In addition to this, leading member
of the Bar, who has just returned from
Washington, informs me that the Judges
of the Supreme Court do not hesitate in
familiar conversation, to express their sur
prise al, and condemnation of, this most
unlocked for result OF trial, singular in
all It's features but peculiarly strange in
connexlon with the c0nduc, OF the counsel
who abandoned, and the Judge who de-
nounced, the prisoner"
In this city, we are very confident, that
by far The largest portion Of the commune
ty, embracing those least liable to be dis
turbed in their judgments by passion or
prejudice, look upon the trial Of DIR. Web
ster as solemn, judicial mockery Such,
We have reason to know, is the opinion of
the most eminent persons a, the Bar and
on the Bench and even among unprofes-
sional observers, the obvious disregard Of
the usual forms, and the repeated viola
tions of the simplest and safest rules Of
law, have excited the mos, profound as
tonishmen,.
Nor can this feeling be attributed to
any tenderness for crime, or sympathy
with criminals, AS an individual, DR..
Webster eXcites little or no commlssera-
iynn as the victim of false sentiment,
which in his case has overleaped al! The
legal barriers which are intended to hedge
in human life, and sacrificed hn to mis-
taken notion OF severe justice, he is regard
ed with the intensest interest. Every man
feel, that the laXity in applying proper
tests of evidence, and enforcing proper
prncipl IS OF law, which has condemned
him to-day, may bring an innocent party
to the gallow ,o-m0rroA ; and every man,
therefore, is moved to an earnest protest
agalns, the wrong which has been done
him, as wrong against society. .-Phita-
delphia North American.