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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-02-16

Is There is philanthropist in Boston
who drinks all the brandy he can get, in
order 10 g get the cursed stuff out of the
country" He thinks rum ought to be pat
do,cn We know some of the same class
here.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-02-16

.tF4agHLzTs containing the table Of rates. ana e@
psnatons Of abe subject; Forms Of Appieanon' ana
arheT Information can be had at the Office efas' ~
'on byelter addressedt The President or
h. w. RICHARDS, Pres1deW.
lyo F. JAars. Actuary. lap2S:ly
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-02-16

PRoFANITy-The Rev. Dir. Cox. while
lately speaking of the sins of the nation.
said There is one awiully prominent
profane swearing. But of all the dark
catalogue, there is not one more vile and
eXccrablc. It commonly does, and
loves to cluster with other sins and he
who looks up and insults his Maker 10 his
face needs but a litle more improvement
10 make him finished devil.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-02-16

Il won't cover your heel, I'll be ddrned
if ! do as the ragged stocking said to the
novel reading Young lady.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-02-16

When a woman loseth her good name
she can't get it back again. Such is pre-
cisely the case with dog made into
sausages-he is gone forever.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-02-16
PURE FRESH COD LIVER OIL.

THIS new and valuable medicine, now used bv the
medical profession with such astonishing efficacy in
he en- n Of
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-02-16
Pulmonary Consumption, Scrofnia, Chro,
mic Rheumatism, Gout, General De.
Ji3ty, Complaints Of the hid
nepS, DC, DC,

is prepared from the liver Of the Cod Fish for medical
use, expressly for sales.
(EJtract from the London Medical Jyaraall
&C. J. b. Williams, NJ. D. F. R. \, Professor Of Med
cine in University College, London, Consulting Phys
prescribed the OH in above four hundred cases fbercu
been under my the last years and half Ia
the large number of cases. 206 Of 1884, use was fol-
lowed by marked and unequivoca Improvement varying
in degree in different cases. from temporary retarda-
ton the progress Of the disease and mitigation
tressing symptoms up or less complete
alton to apparent health
The effect of the Cod Liver OIL In of these cases
very remarkable. Even in few days the cough
miiigated the expecoration diminished quantity
and opacity, the night cesed, the pulse became
slower and better volume and the Appetite flesh and
strength gradually improved
ala conclusion repeat that the pure fresh oil from
the Liver Of the Cod beneficial in the
of Pulmonary Consumption than any agent medicinal,
dietetic regime nal, that has yet been employed"
As hare made drraH geHsHs procure the Cod Lrer
O fresh from head quarters II be had chemically
pure by the single bottle, boxes Of dozen each.
Its wonderful efficacy has induced numerous spurious
AS its depends entirely purity,
much cannot be used in procuring it genuine
EUsry bottle hariHg it erit,sn signature may be
depended upon as genuine.
Pamphlets containing analysis Of the OIL with
tees Of from hedcal Journals will be to those
who addrts free ofpostage.
JOHN c. BAKER & co,
Wholesale Druggists and Chemis,..
100 North Third Street, Philadelphia.
October 10, lsl9-6m.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-02-16

CONTINUE 10 make assurances on Lives on the most
favorable terms; receive and execute Trusts, and
receive Deposits on Interest
The Capital being paid and invested, together with
a-s4uulatsd premium fund.- affords peyec, security !"
Doe Insured The premium may be paid ~ yearly, half
carly, Or quarterly payments.
The Company add BONUS at stated periods 10 the
InsuTances for life This plan Of insurance IS the most
approved Of and generally in use than any 0iheT
Great Britain, (whefe the subject IS best understoodby
people, and where they have had the longest expert
gcej appears from the fact that Of III Life nsu
rance Companies there, Of all kinds - this plan.
The FIRST BONUS was appro opriaIed in December 1884,
amounting 70 10 per cent the insured under the
Oldest policies - per cent per cent 6c., &c,
others in proportion 10 the time OF standing making
edition Of 500; ss75O; S1j, &c, c, Ia every $1,000,
originally insured, which Is an average Of more han 80
-rcea on the premiums paid aud without Increasing
ra annual payment to the company
Tae onytin of the Bonus win be by the follow
.ag Examples nom the Life Insurance Register Of The
Company, thus:
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-02-16
MATRIBOYY ~ EGYPT,

Among the lahorers upon Mr. Larkin's
new building AT Alexandra we saw a large
number Of young girls from ten to fourteen
years of age. We were surprised to learn
that most of them were already married.
1t IS singular how very young the Egyp-
tIan peasants marry. Nine or ten ears
old for girls, and twelve or fifteen wears
for boys, Is considered marriageable ace.
Both sexes have SO little objection to the
conjugaI estate, that they get married as
fast and as soon as possible
Being married once IS only the begin
ming OF matrimonial connexions in Egypt
Three or four wives apiece among the
peasants Is the most common thing IN the
world. in addition to which there are al
most constant and continued changes. Old
wives are being divorced, and new ones
are taking their places; so that the matri-
monlal ceremony III some of It's various
forms, is almost continually passing before
their eyes, and iutcrminglcd, is it were,
with their daily ayocations.
The peasantry do not consider and num-
Der wives an incumbrance-all of them
being expected 10 work. An Egyptian,
therefore, who has four good hearty young
wives IS looked upon rs man, rs the
English say, "wcll to do III the world -
or as others would express themselves,
" in a very hourishing condition" These
are blessings, ! suppose, which those who
find ii hard work to support one, would
hardly wish to enjoy ; still the ltiiats of
the vale of the Nile think otherwise: and
if they can keep out of the army. and
eyade the suspicion of the Turkish govern
ors, they are pretty sure to enjoy them
selves. They are practical illustration
OF the remark, that . poor and content are
rich, and rich enough"
ExAMINING A WITNESS Sir" en-
CURED the attorney Of a hurley Dutchman,
. What color was this hog when YOU first
knew him -
Vel, ven first became acquainted vid
de hog he vas a very little pig, and he vas
then a vite hog; but ven he got to be older,
he got to be kind and sandy like, and
should den call him, on de whole, a sandy
hog"
" What ear marks had he ~
Vel, ven first became acquainted vid
de hog, he had no very particular ear marks,
except very short tail.
Take your seat, sir," said the attorney;
" Wen call the next witness"
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NOTICE.

ny the above notice. viii be that have purchased
ID OF Mr. HAMMOND REED his interest the manufacture
and sale of the REVOLVING CLOTHES FRAMES This
articles i recommended an economical and labor saving
appzare the Clothes Yard for several TeasoHs-lsr
whole washing be suspended 70 dry BY person with
at Of puSon which makes the article exceed
ns " con veIent in time Of snow-2d il does wear
Inc clothes but Yields the ind and gently revoe-azd
Sd they OecuPy but little rooEn-
~ Orlers lett WV. A WHEELER's Counting Room On
Thomas StreetaE TAFT 4 HARRiSeTOs's Grocery Store
corner Of FroHt and Tramb1n Streets, my house
Laurel Street, will be promptly attended to.
July IS roJsmw5m HOWARD HOLDEN.
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Best medicine in the Market,

md they carry oat Their Professions By Recommending and
Using il.
Il has failed in any Of the following complaints
ih0t.<h il has heeu used by them all
Serofts, CsAszsPtioa, kfHg's ErR, Salt RAenH, Erg
esk1s, SsalsAeas TyAfHess OF tie Ckssf, Dyspepsia
PzlpitatioR Of fAs Heart and al NeTroHs Elections, Gen
raj Debility, Prizes, Ftwor Aiaus, RhsumGfisRs, SyPhis
LITER CossPlsEts, AZ kifEey Complaints cGesFeHs H
n1-t. Msrcartai pistases. &c.
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MALLEABLE IRON.

THE subscribers having fitted up buiing in WASHING
| roS SqUAKE, WORCESTER, MSS, for the purpose Of
carving ca the MAILEARLE IRON BUSINESS. are
now really supply all those in Of Maeahle Iron
CASTINGS Of eny description, with good Iriiele fair
price
Also. LOCK WORK, and other light CASTINGS in gray
iron. done Al short notice.
An orders thankfully received and promptly attended TO-
Aug S 1880 eod&wu MeFAR LAND s DISCO
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Lightning Conductors

,
THE subscribers having been engaged during the last ten
Il years IN afiizing DR. KINGS LIGHTNING CONDUC-
TORS buildings, prepared execute jobs II this line
drrng the ensuing season superior Their
method being adapted to the known laws Of Electricity and
having received the approval of scientific genersy
ihey have full confidence Recommending these Conductors
70 the public the experience Of twenty having
tested ther utity Ard while due regard viii be hsd
the general appearance Of the work pains VIII be spared
10 render il permanent and durable
Orders addressed the subscribers either WORCESTER
or ATLLBURT, VIII receive prompt attention
THOMSON T. SKINNER.
Worcester, Pril %. 1850. dIzw weoF4n
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Norwich and Worcester Rail Road.
.frrgzesageat Commencing .fBra Is, 1850.
pASSENCEp

arrangement CoAmeRcIRg fpra 10, 1880.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leave Worcester st 90 1e-Se an. and $50 pm.
Arrive 81 Norwich 800 am. l.S0 and 80 pm.
q cave Norwich At $50 am. L o. m and 500 pm
ArriTe ia Worcester AZ s-45 am. 90 and SIS pm.
The m Train from WeI. will arrive st Norwich IN
time 70 caanect with the Line for y London GreenpoEt,
ana \. Y, steamer Alice and the Long Island X
Also for Wllmanflc, Hartford Haven snd n l., va
y Hayea and y. York r.
The 10 50 am train from vor viii leave ser the arrival
Of the Boston Worcester, WoF 81 Nashua, Nestern- and
Tr9vfIsue r Roads and arrive II Norwich time
rec VII the trains Tor London, StoHRgtoH PrUvdeEce,
.Hzntic Hartford and Haven reaching each Of these
s ~. n trsin from Wor xii Leave after the arrival
f hs srno5a trains into thsI place taking passengers 20
by the Evening Like OF Sseanoe1tss arriving IA94e
arlv ne following moraiHs-
The 80 m train from Norwich VIII tase q
rfrr BY the Evening Boosts from 4 ana @ttlsS = = '
IN time 10 connect with the Morning lLAis q s45 q
Wor Wor & Nashua, Western and Prov & WEI X X
The IL n train from Norwioa leaves after the arrlTSl o.
the trains from Haven Hartford Wihaiahuc-N !s--V
ss,ir-ror AMI Prov reaching Wor ST pm, il tine TO
connect with the afternoon trains from that Place;
Inc 50 pr train from Norwich leaves aiter ne aEslsa
al The train frem Y Greenport and ~ Aondoa. 9iso
fro, ia rtlnrl n Haven and NIlimaHtlci TecaA p" e.
!, ri,ne for the Evening train 10 Boston
ps.ssnqers taking the train from " or Gan s>t
CreaDort BIZ STEAMER Alice. and return the sane EFei=
STEAM BOAT TRAIN.
IT, S-aa,nfat Train vii leave ANyns Point every no-h
5r eteebt Monday, az about ocIocA iof Dsos ~ -
Returning, viii leave Ner. ever h'ell-s
FREIGHT TRAINS Worcester al s. a-n-s and
Norwich 81 ct anu Aliy- oAisss =
EExpREss FRsIaHr leaves Boston ~ u M 1fI'--= II
New York next morning , ~. -,
~ -.e mast Be Delivered the Baggage Master or
- $500 s7thorized TO receive it before the Passenger
sakss his seat ia the cars T.,
p vii u1t De taken TO include money, Herchsndre
- aTs- artis than those Of personal uses and when Of
s- value than Fifty Dollars notice must Dc seh @ ~
- mi m ezra price paid, or the Company VII Ret hoA
sci Issae tsy ond ta@t amount,
NJ bsrgase permitted in the Passenger Cars- -.
7s55y perralttei IN the Passenger Cars or Depot
ps1rsrs must procure Tcsets AZ the Stail9h oAcss-
JOEL W. WHITE, President
Ivrrf N.& W. z. R
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ISZESSNSSSSSSSNI
"Truth win Prevail,

.sTruth will Prevail
TT i row five years since this valuable medicine first
offered 10 the pubic and the result has fas proved this
IMPORTANT FACT, VIZ. That 4 remedy OF rsa{ ratze
can sustain itself ith0ut EXTRA pz The article SPEAKS
FoR ITSELF Oh and Gcalt Of Gravel Stricsaze
Resatoa Of the Urine Inflammation Of the Blafder Aec-
fions Ofthe Kidneys Fsale irregularities, DroPsy,
have yelded this remedy after all Others hsd ad and
= no longer doubted that the Golden Extract stands
WITHOUT RIVAL, IS safe, speedy, and permanent
cure for all diseases OF the Usary organs Of either sex
For sale BY A CLARKE, Druggist sole agent for Wor-
eesser- weopecdeowStawtf Aus IS
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NOTICE EXTRA.

Don'r say because this has the Of Sarsapaa yog
viii because you have been humhagged with
rownsends and oEhers OF the This Is no humbus
md II d0n DO recommended cay and get your none!
lack- IJWholesae Agent for Boston, WIN. B. LITTLE
For sale IA Worcester BY LEWIS T. LAZELL, 20l Mai
street. weoP&dsgaweowly July -
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-12
DIR. STONE.

TTENDS every branch Of Medical practice aside from
u diseases Of the Eye and Ear His great experience IN
active general practice for the last fourteen wears other
sections Of the non well the NewEngand STATES in
D1SENTERIES ard 81 MINER COMPLAINTS Of every
grade and variety, enables hin premise satisfactory
cess
REFEREScEs-Wm- Eaton and Avian I. Burgess. Esc'rs
Worcester : J. Woodbury., Esq, Sutton John Barnard
ard Nathaniel Stone Esq Auburn II Ofice and resi-
deace- No MAPLE ST. eod&eowIy
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-12

CAPTAIN WoOLSEY, VIII run between Providence ard
Newport connecting twice each way each dav VITA trains Of
PROVIDENCE & WORCESTER RAILROAD,
follows.
Leave Newport At A. " ard Las P NJ
Leave Providence At $50 A. VI and Is p ~ or On AZ
rival OF trains from Worcester and Boston.
u Passengers may procure through tickets at Railroad
stations Of New York and New Haven Railroad New York:
q Western Railroad Albany, or Providence and Worcester
Railroad Worcester.
FARE.-New York ard Newport via New Haven
Hartford, SPringfeldand Worcester, $50
Albany AID Newport via Springfield and Worcester, $50
Worcester and Newport, $50
Passengers may leave New York BY 8 A. NJ train and
arrive in Newport the evening leave New YORK
BY P NJ tram, siseP Worcester and arrive al Newport
next Moons Or may leave Albany the morning and arrive
IN Newport the same evening" may sleep Worcester
snd arrive at Newport next noon leave aratoza the
9renoen dine At Albany, sleep Springfield and arrive IN
Newport evening Of next day leave Springfield
A. NJ dine b Providence, and arrive Newport same
evening.
Passengers from Worcester VIII take the A n and 10
= 81 trains TO avoid delay, take the II 4. NJ train and
dine IN Providence
An examination Of Golihwaites Rsilroad Map VIII clear
y show the eligibility Of this these travelling from
New York or Central New England TO Newport.
Passages and Baggage conveyed free Of charge between
Boat and Railroad station IN Providence.
ISAAC Il. sou THWLCk, Sfpt. P. W& Railroad.
JuaeI9.
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$500 Reward

MYERS Il cos SPECIFIC. for the cy1re az an 5.s..
"a Of tie Urinary organs eaoFrha Geet Gravel Ir@-
nation Of the Baaer- kineys LegeOrrea for whites =
leniales &c Il makes speedy and permanent cure yxfff
oat me least restIictiq n diet drinks or exposure o. a-
IA olSless- The proPretors challenge s;rgIa irs---
winch thls Mixture vii Ener the FORFEITURE ~
$50 Many CURED in 3 hours sod in Wcrre~fer 4,
D. SCOTT. JR, & Co, 2f5 Main st: and bv Care 81
sou q 7 4sstoA- bosiea - aweoRSt WeeP3nz4
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Kitchens Preparations for the Skin and Hair,

Kitchens Preparations for the Skin and Hair.
THE subscriber respectfully Informs his friends and The
p10c n Worcester that he has established two Aee
e9ss n two Drug Store-0ne that Of JAMES GREEN III
,.aa street ard the other, 3. GREEN, 2l6 Mzin-st
thereby adrdg the citizens either part Of Worcester ar
easy facility 70 purchase either Of the following popular
preparations:
THE GoLCASsIAN AMBRA, an Odiieiogs tonic for pre-
Fslliag Badness Grey Hair the falling of Of the hair
eGeetualLy eTadcang DaadEu a he thorough cleansing
q ae sAn Ct the he Il Is decidedly tie medicated
Of the Hair.
The VITA PALS. which removes freckIes and all
eruPtons md impurities Of the skin and preserves it in
healthy ard youthful state This preparation composed
Of no1ous ngreets tat have received the sanction ii
the best Chemists
THE ROYAL ISTfTAN HAIR DYE vegetable com
pound Tor ooorhg the hair permanent Black natural
5F0r as the Lady or Gentlemen nay wish This article
mas 0e the result Of several wears experiments and has
been improved BY the experience az eminent Chemists
Many have been benefited BY and being used BY
several LADIES' and Gentlemen Of this civ y DO
u sree that the lsphan Hair DYE i the best and most G
iectua extant- Il does stail the skiu Of head
= v holeSale and retail, by the proprietor ANDREW
KITCHEN, manufacturer Of all kinds Of Ladies and Gentle
mems Hair Work. RooNs 257 Haski sso1-s Boston, and
IN Worcester BY James Gresn, III Main Street. and NJ B.
IfeeAs Sl9 M1n-St tstaEsGa Aug II
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REyOLYING CLOTHES FRAMES.

THE subscriber has disposed Of his interest
facture sale Of the Revolving Clothes Frames TO
How I'd HOLDER who viii continue furnish those dez
Gus Of purchasing the shortest notice and favorable
tetHis HAMMOND REED.
Wo-cester. July Il. 1850.
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CRANES PATENT SOAR.

THAT this soaP surpssses any hing Of the kind ever
IeEed u ne RaAs zbHndaAsly Ersyed not only b.
---1 i1ers--- - - s ~
CHEAPER than any other Soap IN ONE FOUND ri
possesses much cleansing power aside from lis chen
cal properties as tco padS OF sRy oher Soap and saves
laoor wear and tear Of ciothere4ng pounding and
but little Fbbngand takes only from half three quar-
tiers Of an hour 10 90 the washing Of large family
Sod Wholesale ard retail the manufacturers prices al
No. 2S5 MAIS STREET, Fainess Block, Worcester.
AYERS, Agent for the Proprietor.
July p eod&wtf :
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IMPORTANT TO CALIFORNIANS.

DRS. CLARK 81 PORTER'S
Panacea.
THE GREAT REMEDY for the cure Of scrofuls ana HUI
1 ulors Also, for Gensra Debility Cold keet sltglsa
Tstion Ervsi2slas aad indeed for all CON plants ans
M from Impurities the Blood The rr"pretors ur1Rt
5 ~ bx ssscfas before the public for the shove COM
nltrs III Cerdctes Of great cures are IN the Agent
ss1,is In ~ eitv-please call and examine them.
SID bv : THOMPSON, Periodical bePot 10 z " sisni
street Worcester. Manufactured and sold BY CLAkA,
PORTER 4 CO, $50 Washington 81, BosroS
July
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BOOT FnRMs

toSSTAA til On Hand ard male TO order fo TIE b.
- ct seasoned Lumber Also, seam Robbers Req. pr
S- Screws &c i Express orders promptly anzwer g.
c. E WILDER
4ls 1 ehdET.f CsEtrrT Street STEM zf5xr
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-12

MRS. HALL scquaats her friends and the public gen
% thst - s realty receive pupils at her house. No
= uyRTfE STREET for Instruction in Msstr, Frerea
ri Priati,tg IN Water Colsrs, Nopsehromafe PasnffHS
- Ms n will also give lessons in riting Eng =h Sran
81 Usory Geography, &C. and trusts hastng receives
- s,vn EDUCATION under the 6at Masters Of Edinourgh
-, ne xfT be enabEsd 70 gve entrs satisfaction 20
hose WAC NAY bsvos her Via tnsr pa.sve-ss. 49,
.r0as 9, Nam suess- az APeh =
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-, xvarras.er ~ and n ard 1. 10 n.
- p,,V5larse Il 2 SO and il-50 n ard pm
rar rgRO{rGH TRAINS CoNNECT AZ AiiisiHe VITA
- - Sf,srsv{lIs and Nasoavief at UxogIase VITA
- - N;l6qfi AMI Mea3oa; At " htns wita eoactleS
nsals tssi yyhitnsvle n tsrualis Win coaenes
~ en Centre. n e. Village and ugsoai 81 " gFSsss
~ - ~ Tye~rsru r. Read and Nerslch AMI W. k-Ri
- Wore ana Nashua X K -, 60, r, III e.
A. warerfD-i with trains Of Norfolk Oeiaas ''
- f.sus Boston. Dedham, &C. -,,
- 80 IA New Haven, the same evening
N "a sraias counect 81 Worcester with the 61trsss
= t-s -. 80 Ycrk watch leaves Worcester 81 r NJ
Irl & n tia connects II Providence with tr-ins Tor
60 Tsqnton Fal River. etc p....,l
he laa connects Il l prS' ye9S WIN nc ''''
y IA ,,,l N NJ trains % rot stop al haaiiea-
4aad 4laP- VI trains do not stop = As-soa q
~ ISAAC IL S0UTHWlCh, saPts
Hamlet dwH
Nav %, is5o- -
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BOardsrs Wanted

-, Recorders can be accommodated VIA Pisa~
NlA os - 40 rood Beard In 6Enily waers tasss ~
: . ~ ,, lsqairs At Ne. - ruoxassr- da AZ
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RosS's XpreSs for ward all sorts Of parcels
rhrnTh direct over the Providence Rail Read Newport
FaII kivsr. Bristol, and Warren dwu March X
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NEWPORT Via PROVIDENCE.
- On and after June Il, 1850, =
lrH

CAPTAIN WoOLSEY, win run between Providence arf
Newport connecting twice each way each dav with trains
PROFIDENCE & WORCESTER RAILROAD,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-10-11
PROCLAMATION NO. 2.

The Governor of Mississippi, General
John Anthony Quitman, has ISSUED his pro-
elimination calling an extra session OF the
Legislature ui that State, to meet at Jack.
son on 'hc I'm day Of November. to cd.
wise nrd consult os to the measures TO be
adopted to "pro,ect and maintain the rights
Of the South" What they will do when
they meet. the Lord only knows don't
believe that any body but the "fire eaIers'
themselves have serious intentions of &C.
ceding and going out Of the Union. We
belitye the people, the honest substantial
masses, are pretty well satisfied with the
government and laws Of the country as they
exist and are administered at present-lhot
they are disposed to let well enough alone,
for fear ,hut worse might come, as 1t GER
tairly would if the mad scheme OF d'sun'on
was carried out. If the Governor ct Mis-
sissppi md his coudjutors were MS INDUS.
triously employed in burnls' ing their Ssa'e
cscutcheon from the stain OF reputation
that has Lmlned its lus!re for some years,
US they appear TO be in connecting schemes
to dissolve the Union and bring anarchy,
bloodshcd. and ruin upon their country,
they would be spending their energies to a
good deal better purpose.
Tie admission Of California, with Con-
s,;t ,,inu framed bv her own ppupc, seems
now TO he the great grievances complained
of. And yet mos, of the leading spirits IN
this foul crusade against the quiet md hap.
pincss Of the country, bnt year or two
since camo,ed very loudly for Gen. Cass be.
cause Of his advocacy # the true conserVa-
tive principle eff the South. the non.inter.
ycn,ion Goctrinc-i!lnt the people of the
Territories. and icy nl"nr, had the rIgh'
to determine "! ether or not slavery
should exist within their limits. This fact
seems to have assed entirely from their
memories. They supported General Cass
because he declared for that doctrine, and it
il quite possible that they would support
him agnin for the same reason. And ye,
they profess themselves willing to rend the
Union asundcr because California has been
admitted with a Constitution framed and
presented by her own people Verify,
"whom The Gods would destroy they first
make mad"