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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-03-14

CoMPLzTE SETs, in twenty volumes. to the ind Of March,
s49 hunrsumely hound, and packed in neat boxes are
for sale at forty dollars.
ANY VoLusE may be had separately at two dollars
bound, or 4 dollar and half in numbers.
ANr may be I'd for u cents and II may be
worth while for subscribers purchasers to complete
broken volumes they may have, and thus greatly enrich
their value.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-03-14

BiNpING.--We bind the work in uniform, strong, and
good style and where customers bring their numbers in
good order generally give them bound volumes in ex-
change without delay The price Of the binding is hhy
cents volume. As they always bound to one pattern,
there will be no difficulty in matching the future vonmes
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-03-14
AEVAN EE0TE1K,
FRUIT TR,EE,S----SCTONS

TUE subscribers would iHfHm their friends and TIE pub
iic tina, they ar now prpped to receive urdrts for
FRUIT TREES and SCluNS uf tie leading stand I'd va.
reiiFa, cultivated ia New ngiand, lurlWdipG frrLrs
PEARS, rLuMns, and cHrRntIs. The Pear, Plumb. aud
herry trees in Cur nursery snal, hut We have o.
pene a correspondence with Nursery men in Northern H.
Englhd and Northern N. Yotk, that We can fttush
any 'sirat vlrictie5 have iker great pam, aud
have been to much expense, t, obtain varieties I'd pied
u NcBTHIRN CLIMATE.
ffiCES-Apple trees ao91, except Northern spy,
which viii b. Sj37 l-2. Pears, irom $3.50 Ia SIS Hc
cordnr 10 sl5e and quality lnmts and Cherries, from
81 30 Ia $O,15.
ScIoTs.Aprles, 95 Gig. PER doz Pears ard rumh> 50
els per doz ~cloS Of each variety. New and RARE kinds
viii he CHARGED higher.
When sciuna wanted ~ the 100 1909 they " ii be
supplied at greatly reduced rates.
All orders or letters Of inquiry. PAID received be-.
tore the Goth Of March, will receive prnnpt attention. 1t
is desirable that orders be sem in INN datrly
select list Of varieties of tru adapted to the climate
Of northern New England VIII he srnt Po,r AID to ap
pscants. JORDAN & PERKINS.
W ather field Corners, Windsor Co., Vt, Feb. ls 1880
9:3w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-03-14

AoxNcIEs-We are desrnus If making arrangements in
all parts of North America for increasing the circulation
Of this wurk-and for doing this liberal commission VIII
be allowed TO gentlemen wht will interest themselves in
the business And we will gladly correspond "n this sub
eCt with any agent who will send usundoubied references
PosTAoE-Whrn sent with the on, the Living Age
consists Of three sheets and rated pamphlet at -
cents But when sent without the ii comes within
the definition of newspaper given in The law and cannot
legally be charged with than newspaper postage, Il
10 centsl We aid the definition alluded TO -
newspaper is any printed publications. issued in mum
bers consisting of not more than Sheets and publish
ed al short stated intervals Of than month,
conveying intelligence Of passing events"
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C0AL-COAL
AT &A.5O PEER T0NI

f'HE BLACKSTONE COAL MINING COMPANY are
now working veins of Coal greater depth than last
year. The quality Of Coal produced is much superior to
that heretofore offered the citizens of Worcester
at $3.50 per ton delivered Much prejudice against
this Coal last from the want of proper in breaking
and screening it, and from the soft quality of mined
These objections removed by its increased hardness
and by the attention which given delivering the Coy
well broken and screened.
Persons nacquanted with the quality of the Coal who
have ntavorabie impressions with regard referred
to Mr. AARON BILLING, Stove Dealer Nos "a & 26 FRONT
STREET Mr. b. has burned for years and explain
its pecularities.
B Orders solicited at the Company's Yard foot of Ply
MOUTH STREET, or A. BILLING, Nos "a 26 FRoNr-sT.
opposite City Hall, Worcester.
Feb7 dtf A. ELLIOT, Agent.
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ESShF-Eighft

THE handsomest cheapest and best article FOR LIGHT a
Il the world is hARSn'S PATENT OIL. This ia a REV,
invention, recently introduced and very cxtcsyc,
used by the publct is perfectly safe and free to burn il
any common Oil Lampswith the simple alteration of tube
which is done for the rng expense Of 2 This OF
is composed entirely ofveseable, ond contains six
eight parts, some OF which Essential Oils TIE who'll
forms body beautiful appearance and gives clear bra
ant and oaortcss hgh without ase, smoke, SMELL
erpiosionthus furnishing tho public with article from
which they obtain almost any qnntty of light und
same time clean and beautiful The above rs for sale
A. II. EEWTONS, FOSTER STREET. opposite the Bostol
| and Worcester, and Norwich Rail Road Depots
N. B. Dir. N. is the only Agen, for Worcester.
JAMS. dvu
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FRUIT TREES, &c.
THE NORCEsTER NURsERY

efafEsS99I THE WORCESTER NURSERY,
SZVsaSss S now well stocked with large variety
" L of the best sorts of Apples, Pears, Piums
-=zcsz--.~ Cherries, Peaches, Apricos Nectarnes
unces English Gooseberries Choice Strawberries Dutch
Curans Antwerp and other Raspberres, Grape Vines &c
U This Nursery is of the hrgest in Massachusetts,
and the collection OF Fruits cultivated in embraces nearly
all the varieties Of established regulations and the Propre-
tor is constantly adding such kinds possess superior ex
cellence and worthy of cultivation in this climate.
flr The collection of STANDARD and DWARF PEAR
TREES extensive and includes all the best varieties
much cultivated.
ALSO-G great GGriety of
ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS:
Basam FRS Norway Spruce and other Eyergreens Scotch
Larch, European Mountain Ash, Horse Chesnus, Weep
ing Willows, Linden and Tulip Trees, Honeys and
most other varieties suitable for this latitude esteemed
for their beauty.
o. Arbor Vite. Buck Thorn Prvet, &C. for hedges
A fine collection of ROSES, PEONIEs, DAILIAs,
BORDER FLOWERS, &c, &c.
Asparagus Roots, Rhubarb Pie Plant &c.
GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS, in great variety.
BUDS and SClON of large variety of choice fruit can
also be furnished. Also, GRAFTING Wax, of Superior
quality.
NJ EARLY CABBAGE and TOMATO PLANTS, suit
able for transplanting.
CATALOGUES furnished to all who apply Orders
promptly attended to, and Trees, &c. packed go safely
any distance. SAMUEL, H. COTTON
worcester 81 mo. B. dw6w Proprietor.
The Daily spy., 1850-03-27
New Express Liae.
6lgeloW's Boston & Worcester Express,

.sacssa Over the Worcester and Nashua, and
ssssassz..saassz Fneh6Urg Rait Reads.
1S 'fIE subscriber hds commenced running an
- Express Car the above Roads, Tor the
safe transmission
Packages Bundles Bank Notes Specie and Merchandise
generally Three Times each way Daily.
Notes Drafts and Bills collected and a business eyecni
ed with dispatch and cheap hy any other Express
Offices 5nasriean House, WercesteT; and Rail Road
EJchangt, Court SgGare PostoH.
Orders received al hutchinson Co Bookstore, III
Main ST. and the Ticket Office Lincon So
JAsoN TEMPLE, I .l..s,rars
l.. G. BARnwELL,
l.. BIGELOW, Proprietor.
This Express connects Ut Groton Junction with
Bigeiow's Great Northern Express,
For Tnwnscnd Peterborough, New Ipswich, Mason Vii
age, Nashua shirley, Lunsnb0rg Leominste, Ftchburg,
Westminster, Ashtnruham, Gardner BALD dwinville Roy
alson, Alho Orange Weniaii Ergng, MontL North
fsld Greenfield Ms, Vernon, Bfateboro',Vt, Wuo hon
don wiiiam, Troy, Keene, Bellows Falls Charles
town, Claremont, r., Springfield Windsor, Rockipg-
bsm Bartonvite, Chester, Proctorsve Cavendsh Lnd~
low, Rutland, ddebury, vergennes, and Burlington, Vt.
March 10. diff
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40 NFaEaufacaasrers.

THE subscriber would inform Manufacturers Of Boots
Shoes, and of Wooden Goods and all persons using Bcxs
for sending their manufactures to market elsewhere thee
at his Pianing Mill in OXFORD he has the facilities make
Tg PACKING BOXES Of all sizes and kinds at the o1reS
prices By ef rail road communication with Wor
eester d ether aoes, he supply all persons favorg
terms
The subscriber also Keeps hard for sale large quar-
uiy OF BOARDS ard l.UMBER Of other kinds.
He also, mis- Mills, PLANES BOARDS for Carpenters ard
others, ard MATCHES thcin if desired.
All orders executed en- The shortest notice
Oxford, Feb 20. Gln OLNEY BOi STIR.
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n. G.. TUCKER,

n. G. TUCKER,
LATE e. TUCKER e. SON9
DESPECTFUILY informs his friends and the customers
OF the late firm that he will continue the manufacture Of
PUMPS of every description.
Copper CUTTERS and CONDUCTORS.
HOT, COLD and SHOPPER BATHS.
~ Also, for sale Cast and Wrought ron Gutta pecha,
Wood Copper and Lead Pipe fer Pumps ard AqueGucts.
Repairing, as usual, by experienced workmen.
March l2. Old Stand, No. l3 PLEAsAAT-ST,
The Daily spy., 1850-03-27

stantiaed the facts that the life and growth of the Hair
strictly analogous to that of vegetables and that its nOush
met and beauty depends upon secretion of peculiar oily
moisture which emapates from the scalp This substance
not only supports the ar but preserves its color and bril-
ancy, and prevents its fading falling out. But when
happens that this secretion deficient the Hair Immediately
loses its brlancy it becomes coarse, faded and falls Off
Some time ago my attention turned this subject and
a5ored long time in preparing article similar to that
naturally secTeted for the HAIR that when the powers of
nature failed, might be applied a substitute After
series OF trials ard experiments at last succeeded in my
discovery OF the CiHCASSlAN OIL which answers admir-
ably substitute for the natural secretion. Physicians
who have examined the Oil, pronounce it the best and
natural remedy for the Hair prepared and its prece
dened success far fully warrants the character bestowed
upon it.
This article is believed to unite LLENCIEs
of the various preparations fer sale ANY OF
NoXIoUs INGREDIENTS. The proprietor only asks
fair and impartial trial of this Oil When ed it will
recommend itself Price 25 cents per bottle.
For sale in Worcester by LEWIS T. LAZELL, No. 20I
Main ST., and NJ. b. GREEN, 2l6 Main st. Also, Drug.
gsts and AFolhecaries th oshCut the United Mexico
and the Caladas. JOSEPH RICHARDS Prop etor,
Jan 81 d2His Gun cY, Mass
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G9.Ocerw &gIggef5 EVlgwgQg9.

A NY person having STORE TO LET IN THIS CITY,
being suitable place for the Grocery business may
hea of chance rent it upon reasonable terms eaV-
ngr communication at the Spy OFFICE addressed o. j.
the location and terms Possession had by The
first of April next. eodtf Jan 2S.
The Daily spy., 1850-03-27
GhRaaa6cNEG.

OFgUFgEGeEJSe
Just received Mt the WHOLESALE DRue STORE cf
d. SCOTT, JR, s. CO.,
OE LBS. HYDRIODATE Of POTASH;
%O It's. IODINE Rcsubiined
90 OF QUININE;
30 OF. MORPHINE:
80 OF. NITRATE of SILVER;
And all other Chemical preparations proportions which
sell low be bought Boston or oct stcr
d. SCOTT, JR, & CO., 243 Main ST.,
hfarch Is. d3w lapdoor south Of Grout's Pookgtore
The Daily spy., 1850-03-27
40 Gotten YFarsrfmcturers.

THE subscriber desiros Of making contract TO WORK
MILL BY TIE YARD, where there is 60 TO lCO Looms
and as he wc yesed in every practical department OF
Cotton Manufacturing g he hiss doubt Of doing to the
satisfaction OF his smplo, All letters addressed me
al MlLLHcRY MASS, will be promptly attended tc.
Jan 30. 2nit WIN. GROSSLY.
The Daily spy., 1850-03-27
Uptom, Grafton, n. e. Village, and

Worcester Express
. TINE subscriber has commenced ruRnins
&TgTB1SSArTA L Stage to and from Upton daily,
rsIE=Esa=z11s Sundays exeeped) to connect with the
line between Worcester and Grafton, leaving Upton Hotel
ST nj, and returning will leave the General stage
Office, Worcester al 5 P. NJ.
The Grafton and Rorcestsr Stage VIII twice day,
saving Worcester At 10 Am. and PM Leave Grafton
at Z A. M. and P. ri.
Books kept the Gfaftan Hotel, ct L. NJ. Smiths Pos
Odlce n. 3. Village, and in Worcester, at the Genera
Stage Office, st door North OF the American Temperance
House.
very necessary that sill Express Business should bs
accompanied with written orders and sgGed personally
hat it may done with correctness.
Sert II dwtr TYLER HARRINGTON.
The Daily spy., 1850-03-27
Daguerre0tVnaa

rENHE subscriber pectfaly nofms his old friends and
customers that he has returned 10 his old stand,
23G Main-street,
where he would be pleased upon all who may favor
him with their patronage. He invites all to call and examine
his specimens particularly those OF the Hon Judge Coamar,
Master General of the United States aud Gen Phelps,
President Of the Massachusetts, Copper Mining Campa y,
whose Daguereoype he has had the pleasure of taking dur
ing his visit ia Vermont.
.B. Pictures taken in less time and Ijsks than
in any other room in .he city.
Worcester, Sept 25. VIM. II. GILMORE
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EgaEifZ alHgGsgalcsasg. n.

Fessge5 eEEFss,s s2gcSea.
DREPARED BY S. o. DUN BAR, TAuN ron Mass usr
roEted eQunt to any athtr in use either Ens!th Q,
4msrcan Tfis very use,ul and elegant preparation IL
assd ss an Aperient Antt>arsd In Dyspepic e0raass
attended with Scdity with very great benefit II III,
advantage over mmon magnesa in being disso we'd ai
there not ia e TO accumulate in the bowels Il i
decidedly supertr to Carbonate of Soda Potash -
account OF is arerlent quality. The solution of Na
sia s ioand particularly beneficial pleasing sedst,vt
and Ptrent, In AL cases OF Irritation Actity th
stomach Ft6rns cOmpsinis Ia(aatiic disorders " Se
Sickness
For sac in Worcester. VIII leaae and retaii hy
II @. BATES, M. d., 4petbsc1rp
Nov is. eoi&wu 242 Main ST. Pleasant
The Daily spy., 1850-03-27
CRlWDSTOlvES

FISOR sale by LOMBARD 81 HALL, Is and IA
B' LEWIS'S RH1RF, BOSTON, MASS. A large as
scrmer Of the best qualities and gs constantly hand
to select from. -
Shops SC. &C. large Sizes Of the best blue grt soft sharp
,nd eve got from under tide water and well made,
lie best article used Also, and harder Grits
oT gTiadi steel, butt hinges, springs, &C. &c
Also, large stock Of slnal Hand Grlndsones for Farm
~ ard Mechanits usei aud Spindle Grndstones Tor Cotton
iinIh.acincrs 81 very sharp, close grit.
GredstotS hhishcd large assortment and made to or
M for sale wholesale and RETAIL and warranted to give sat
sNcton SnI BOSTON, Jan 9. 1850
The Daily spy., 1850-03-27
Dissolution.

NIE copartRershp heretofore existing under the name Of
E. TUCKER & SON is dissolved this day by its own
limitation. The affairs OF the late firm will be settled by Ea
TUCKER who is duly authorized to settle the sane.
Worcester, Feb 26, 1850.
The Daily spy., 1850-03-27
CANTON GRAPE SHAWLS.

WYE are this week opening directly from the importers
w an invoice of Elegant Grape Shaws to which the
attention Of our Lady customers particularly invited
March ID dT IL II. CHAMBERLiN e. co,
The Daily spy., 1850-03-27
Esichards2s CircasslaFa Gil,
FOR THE HAIR.

7 NRIVALLED for Cleansing ard
u Purifying the Scdlr-RfmotinS
or preUeRting BaldResS-insParti,g
splendid glossy iuStre to the Hair and
renderins itssoft and Gerible- Retain
ing the Hair in place Gfter combins,
brushing or curling.
The study of the nature and proper
ties Of the Human Hair has of late re-
ceiyed much attention from scientific
men. Recent discoveries have suh-
The Daily spy., 1850-03-27
NOTICE.
Conartnershin NI0tiGa,

HE subscribers have formed copartnershp under the
L name of WITHERBEE & PARTRIDGE, and will
continue the CLOTHING BUSINESS the old stand of
Wherbee 4 Warden, No. MERCHANTS Row, III front of
the Worcester House, and HoPKINToN where they will
Manufacture their Clothing under the superntendance of
Mr. Partridge who is PRACTICAL TAILOR, and is also
gagged in large custom trade We hope therefore, by Civ
ing united attention business coanu-
OF the patronage beraly bestowed upon the late
firm. ID. L. WITHER BEE.
]. S II. PARTRIDGE.
Worcester, March s. 1850 Mlldw3w
The Daily spy., 1850-03-27
Schemck's EruEEn0nic syrup.

HIS well known preparation, for the Of diseases
the Lungs ard respiratory organs is for sale, wholesa,
and retail by LEWIS I. LAZELL, Arothecary,
F20dwsw 20l Aain-st, doors north Am. House
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committee have heard great de. during this session
about the %popsI q ,s q me Haos m n,
low bad examples. or eel had precsdsnts for others d
pursue hereafter have desire 70 do injustice To any
party eonssmsd 10 these printing so1,rss's have 70
justice IN any conclusions TO which may arrive. Blu,
st US no, be preepsie. and let US not through sympa
Without h 0ss
jeet which u demanded BY lis real Importance Let US
see What this contractor will lose. IN TACT by completing
became Contractor whether he designed to perform the
work when he incurred the obligations Of hls oond
whether be gives up the contract, another and com
peien printer will not undertake foi slightly en-
HANGED price, or whether il is but to divide among the
party presses of this city, 70 sustain The Propneors
at tbe expense OF The great body OF the American people
renew my motion 10 reier the RESOLUTIONS 10 the seec'
Mr. AsHMtN Gnterupting Mr.. M remarked thai
according TO his understanding OF the case Mr. kitchie
was notified that when the committee 10 consider
The matters referring 10 himself he could be present.
Mr. MARSHALL had unde rs,ood this to be true
Mr. PARKER Corrected this understanding. Mr.; hlicnls
had been excluded while the whole testimony In chief
had been in the process Of being taken for hiee Or iou
months. Il must be plain to the House that rebaiting
testimony to meet this immensely vp.lmnous testimony ,h
journals OF the committee,
Alter a few further remarks from MI. MARSHALL.
favor Of motion to refer the said joint resolution 10 the
select committee on the printing.
Several gentlemen conesling for the hoor,
question, but withdrew ii for
Mr.. TAYLOR. who asked the chairman OF the Com
mee Printing. when the agricultural portion Of the
Patent Office report would be forthcoming.
could be printed As early as January ali The suitable
presses IN Washington were put on the work
Mr. WENTWORTH made q few remarks TO show that
the printers should be held to their contract
Mr.. McWILLiE then addressed q few remarks to the
House show that the best plan would be to agree al
once to the joint resolution reported by himself.
Mr. TAYLOR then took the floor, and urged that il
the duty OF the House to take the printing out OF the
hands OF the present contractors and 10 have executed
by order Of the Clerk OF the House.
Mr. TAYLOR having next renewed the call Tor the
previous question: was seconded by the House; and
under its operation, the joint resolution was referred to
the select committee on printing.
The SPEAKER then called the committees Tor reports
which submitted in the shape Of bills resolutions
JOINT resolutions and adverse reports. BY Messrs
NELSON, THOMAS, DANIEL, HUBBARD. PHG.
NIX, GRINNELL, STE1SON, and BOWLlN and
were appropriately disposed OF; among these.
AN ASSISTANT sEcRETARY or STATE.
Mr.. BAYLY reported, from the Committee Of Ways
and Means a bill to create the Office OF Assistant Sec
rotary OF State; which having been read twice,
Mr.. RICHARDSON desired to move to lay the said
bill on the table; but
Ho
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Mr.. BAYLY addressed The House in explanation OF
this blu which, he remarked had been recommended by
no House Judiciary COMMITTEES:
Mr. JONES remarked that be had no, been presen,
when The COMMITTEES Of Ways snd Means ordered the
' NJ RICHARDSON next addressed the House .san.,
Nj BAYLY again urged the Psoprsty Of referring
The Unioa, and there giving IL thorough investigation
Mr. McCLERNAND linlsrrupting Mr. B advocated
the reference OF this bill to the Committee Foreign
Affairs.
And then, after further debate. in which Messrs.
BAYLY. and STANTON. Of Tennessee participated in
Mr. RICHARDSON moved that il be laid on the table,
on which mnion the yeas and nays having been asked
and ordered, it was not agreed to-yas IS, nays io6
And then the said bill refer red to the Committee OF
the Whole on the state Of the Union and ordered 10 be
p't On motion Of Mr. BAYLY. Mr.. TOXINS (now alb.
serving on The Cemmlee OF Ways and Means, and the
Speaker was directed TO supply the vacancy.
PRIVATE BILLS.
Mr. THOMAS, from the Committee Of Claims, re-.
y Tennsssee read the third lime and Ga .ssd.
Mr. DANIEL. from the Comni,,ee OF Claims. reported
back bill for the relief OF ID. A Wate,ston.
After few remarks in It's favor from Mr.. the said
bill was read The third time when II was passed.
Mr. PHOENIX, from the Committee on Commerce, re
ported bill for the relief OF Aguinne Gilvany, to
York 10 New Orleans; the vessel lost on Key West, and
the cargo totally lest
The said bill having been read twice. Mr. p, after ex-
planning ts provisions and purp0 moved that be put on
its passage bill read the third time and paseed.
Mr. BOWLlN from the Committee on Public Lands,
reported back the Senate bills granting swamp lands 10
the State OF Arkansas. with amendments.
Mr. B., moving to put the said bill on its passage, adj
vocaied its enactment at considerable length
Mr. WILLIAMS then called the previous question on
the third reading OF the said bill.
Mr.. VINTON moved that II be laid on the table; on
which motion the yeas and being called and ordered
it was not agreed to-yeas SO, nays lit
The question recurring seconding the demand foi
the previous question,
Mr. COBB, of Alabama, asked leave to ofer an amend
ment but objection being made, leave not granted
The previous question having next been seconded BY
the House,
The question was first on the amendment from thu
Committee on Public Lands proposing to include the
overdowed public lands well as the swamp lands
when the yeas and nays upon it having been asked
they ordered and then
The House adjourned
Printed for the House
No copies. No. rages
House document No 40. part lst--
Patent Office Report printed and
ready for binder, 1900 626
House document No Finance
Report, n,4W 996
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a special meeting Of the Baltimore Typographical Society hsl
Saturday evening, the 18th Instant the following preamble sl
resolutions unanimously adopted:
Whereas having been Typograp
cal Society that the printers of Philadelphia
uoR under the lie OF the Printers Union" purpose
handing list Of which designed pay
tell and whereas this association whatever
10 advance the interests and elevate the procession
city printers baltimore
~ well a. 10 all who work al the a Of iii
throughout the Union; therefore,
Resolved That the Of the printers Padpha
having the Independence 10 declare, and moral adhere
their declaration, that the worthy his
with The most hearty appreciation Of the Baltimore Typographical
ciety. .
Rssoivei That the audabe efforts printer Phadp
tsfrdsys, and the odous sye" only
the full Of the Baltimore Typographical
opinion, should act Incentive ali honorable
The fraternity throughout the cou.y onq
exertons In lending helping hand
who may become The victims Of the petty Vengeance
pioyng pnnlers OF Philadelphia.
Reoiss That the generous conduct employed yielding
rem, meets with cordial approval.
Rsoived That the publication Of works by the Phsda
Union, n has just been explained BY Mr. John Keyser
that body Ia the opinion
happy conception, and which should with the soa
baton Of the craft throughout The United stztes.
Rotvsd That far lies power individually
lively, viii ali honorable pubcst9
heartily recommend their agents the sMahes and good p
Of all typographical associations In the country.
Rsesd That the above preamble and resolutions be published
all the daily Of Bainore Phad lphis. washing
JOHN w. PEkk0oY, PresdtaL
Q. HvzzA, Secretary.