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ADDREGC

HON. kuFUS MCINTYRE, of Parsonneld Me- will de-
l S an Address, in Coehtuae Hail. on Tuesday E1enng,
~" Nooem6er sulject-The Object and Advantages Of
lhe Improvements sought by the New England Society for
the Improvement of Domestic Poultry.n
Doors VIII be opened at "A O'Clock, and the proceed
ings VIII commence at O'Clock. The public are invited TO
attend d4t f 49, 30
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w second party of counterfeiters was arrested
was also seized 'fP'"'"'
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= What other ''Jenny" is the nseparable trav
cling companion of Jenny Lind Generosity.
" y. Sun.
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DIED.

In Millhury, Oct 81, Simeon Waters. ESQ. rs.
In Leicester, Oct 25, Miss Elizabeth jackson. GO.
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STEPHEN C. FEIIIITs Of Salem.
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AMAsA WALKER of North Brookfeld
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ELECTION, MONDAY, NoNIMBER llih.
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MatriInony,

fe who would marry by The scales,
In this the heart-in that, the gold,
Remember, when the wife is bought.
As surely is the husband 'sold.'
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FOR REPRESENTATIVES, TO CONGRESS,
Fifth District.
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FOR GOVERNOR,
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To Rent,
Board.
Situation Wanted.

I'onuN or I'VE Gentlemen can be accommodated with
A. Board at No. 80 THOMAS Sr. ar 10
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GIRL, acquainted with all kinds of Homework and well
MCARTY'S, Pine Meadow " oo5
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Money Wanted

LCUU which mortgage will be given on Rco I Fs,a vs
worth S25OO. Apply az this Office. d6ts octsI
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Free Soil Nominations,

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1850.
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Notice.
Steam Engine for Sale,

10 horse power in good running ORDER has been used
- mt snort time. twill be sold bargain uqure
at this Office. DIFF ocIai
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roR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
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anu Kissed IL because II was so much like you"
"And did it kiss you in return' !"
"Why no."
''Ihen, said Stuart, est was not like me-"
II Cimon, said Bob, what are YOU doing now
days for living?
Nothin' particular. Pm owner of a ship, now.
Owner of ship What ship?
Stewardship, at Sam Johnsng's cellar
= A married lady found her two sons quarrel
lng and in hope of putting an end to their difference
uttered the following threat: ''You young rascals
if you don't desst directly, I'll tell both your faith
ers ofyou"
tD An old lady of Pennsylvania had an unac-
sountable aversion to rye, and never could eat it in
any form, tlll of late they GOT she said ssto max
ing it into whskey, and / find | can, now and then
worry down little
% recent London Medical periodical makes
the following declaration:
"There never lived that conquerer who, with
sword or lance, slew quarter of the myriads that
have died of lancet and leech.''
II Many persons quote the expression--ssIn the
midst OF life we are IN DEATH, under the impression
that 1t Is Bible phrase. The celebrated Robert
Hall once did So Such, however, is not the case
1t is used In the Episcopal Book of Common PRAYER
~ GLOW shall stir the fire without interrupt-
ing the music ~ asked some one. Between the
bars, )" was replied.
- What other "Jenny'' is the nseparable trav-
cling companion of Jenny Lind? Generosity.
" y. Sun
~ Industry must prosper as the man said when
holding the baby while his wife chopped wood He
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DECLINES RE- ELEcrIos.-Th Hon. r. w. Johnson,
10 reply TO the urgent calls made upon him TO become
again candidate for the House OF Representatives. de-
clares his intention TO decline Although this will be
heard with deep regret by all who know our high
the which be has given for this
determination conclusive and almost compulsory with
him. and must satisfy those who would again command
his services for the State II is needless for to say
that Col johnson, this step, has been influenced by
no fear that he has in any degree forfeited the confidence
or kind regard OF the people
We do not believe, at this moment there Is man in
the State who enjoys equal degree OF popularity with
his party or the warmth Of affection which is extended 10
him everywhere. Even those who have differed from
him in his opposition 10 the compromise bills, and the
strong ground he maintained for the South, yield part
Of their faith in his devotedness TO the State. and feel
sured OF his sincerity and honesty OF purpose in his
struggles for southern rights Energetic and untirng In
his efforts for the interests OF Arkansas whenever she
could be aided his voice has been heard and bis mind
strength and talents exeried in every measure for her
welfare.
With every succeeding session, experience has brought
with il additional usefulness, and he has reached period
when his services eminenty valuable, and much q
be desired The carpnE and dissatisfied spirits who have
endeavored TO detrsct from his services and mpugn hi:
motives from the commencement OF his political life hav,
failed in every attempt to injure him with the people
and when he reures from public labor il will be with
pauds for the duties he has performedhonors for the
manner and manliness with which he has executed
them Latte Rock DIRK Banner.
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Jenny Lind In rn,Iadslp,,..

The arrival of this distinguished lady in Philadelphia
is announced and OF followed by the same
system OF operations that adopted in New York and
Boston great crowd rushed into the theatre to buy
tickets for the sale OF which auction was opened
and Mr. Root the dagueeotyps was the lucky hero Of
the day-for which honor he paid $6a5
-Four individuals have made themselves immortal in
the same mode--Genin, Of New York Dodge, Of Bos
ton Ross, OF Providence; and Root, of Philadelphia
We cannot help thinking this is kind OF cheap glory
and fully realizes the truth Of the old adage that
and his money soon parted" These gentlemen will
gain their end, no doub-which is notorieyor which
they probably imagine they have made fortunate bargain
These are the geniuses 10 suit Banum. He doubtless
wishes there were more.
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IMPORTANT PUBLIC MEETING Our highly esteemed
liver the National Era, an abolition sheet from post
Office and Mr. Fiz Henry Warren, Second Assistant Post.
master General having demanded OF him an explanation,
very large meeting OF the citizens OF Euaula was he ID
mously passed sustaining Mr.. Danforth and declaring
that of his removal for his conduct in this mat
ter. other postmaster pouh be pemned 10 take his
place. $500 ..F,.fl. f-.r
The vote was first ppd pocs when there not sim
gle nay and them for the sake of greater soemnity IL
taken by calling the yeas 10 stand up when every
man instantly to his feet, amid universal cheering
[E,yauis (Aid.) Democrat, Oef 8.
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: shah. no. .hy CORY lock. =. me :,

ave suspected, the party hacks OF the wing party
attempting TO make capital OF recent divisions,
lois, their wing candidates We have seen the danger
IOr time. and we have attempted warn friends
Of the lale which bsses them. We lost New York
two years ago by the feuds between the bsrnburners and
the hunkers. The result was, that we carried but one
devoted democrat for Congress, Mr.. Walden. We have
Just Toe, three democrats in Missouri by the divisions
which Colonel Benton has introduced into our ranks.
The destiny may attend in several Of the districts
Of the southern States at the next spring elections
Nothing but more discretion and forbearance
among friends. No doubt some Of our ultra pot-
cal friends willing TO 90 to the block for conscience
fs but they ought to recollect that the honos OF
yrdom associated with the ruin Of our party. We
are aware that OF the violent and rabid politicians of
The South are willing to obliterae all party distinctions.
and treat the southern question as the Aarons rod to
swallow up all the rest But we look beyond this mono
mama ior,h we take MIR. John Forsyth's uliraism as
the guide ofou principles the old democratic party would
DC ios and sectional clques would usurp the place OF
national parties ..,...
we must strike the tocsin again. at the hazard OF being
illuminated and abused BY both sides Of the house
Our warnings have been confirmed by the course OF the
Richmond Wing. In article which is dedicated to
The Next Congress- open war is declared against Mr..
jeremiah Morton, ta wing, bat the favorte candidate
Of The Richmond WhigD whose course. we had sup.
possd was certainly calculated to satisfy his district
Was he no, "ready to defend southern rights when any
emergency should arise and he not 'loyal in ths)
feelings 10 the constitution We claim no jurisdiction
however. over Mr. Morton, because he is wing; and
80 'ae'eiore hand him to the justice and slender
me'cesD Of his own political friends But we are moi
surprised At the Richmond Wing declaring open, unguali.
ned INCREASING war against Messs Seddon of the Rich.
mond district and Meade, (of the Petersburg disrct)
iney are demscsis and therefore must be hunted down
D'eng a. we DO Upon one great question, we are NOT
prepared, when We trust that the storm s blowing by,
snd the question Of the day s approaching its final adj
snen to see these able and distinguished men sscri-
need upos the altar for the Qualification Of the whg party
they will see the danger at home better than we do
Washington; and with these hss,y, well.msant 70.
marks upon the policy Of their opponents submit the
course which they are TO pursue to their own reflections
ndihs eounsss Of their democratic friends qiyhfl
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DEATH or Mas. WBE.--The Hon. Henry A. Wise re-
ceived at his seat during the session Of the convention
yesterday morning, the sad intelligence OF the death OF
his estimabie lady.
Mrs. w. We understand expired suddenly at q late
hour on Monday night; and the first intmaton that Mr.
Wise had Of her illness the message which reached
him in the hall OF the convention whilst be was engaged
in eafnest conversation with friend in adjoining
seat ssN i6tt fNsystH sfg 81 tetttal 81 40 e7
AZ soon ar Mr.. w'saaiicton was known by his fel-
ow-memoers OF the convention, feeling Of deepfelt
sympathy was manifested by ALL --s0ssfs es1saltI
Upon motion Of Mr.. Bowden, OF Williamsburg, Mr..
Wise was unanimously excused from further attendance
In The CONVENTION until b could reper 70 his resdsncs ia
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From the New York Journal Of Com,

From the New YORK journal OF Commerce.
PROGRESS OF PUBLIC oPIsIoN-We glad TO see that
many OF those who once loudest IN their clamors
for high protective tafiffhave now assumed different
tone on this question, and that some even looking
about for arguments favor Of free trade The Courier
and Enquirer OF last Wednesday contained an article on
the superior advantages for manufacturing cotton pos
sessed by our countrymen at the South and West IN which
asserts positively that, the capital and labor used
in the production OF goods in Manchester England fur
nished for nothing mill located at the West could con-
nue 10 run for market equally distant from both. with
out any reduction from its present hghpriced capital and
labor This furnishes such complete REPUTATION OF the
assertion so often made that free trade would bring the
wages OF our operatives a level with those paid in Eu
rope that we copy the paragraph entire. The italics
and small capitals are the Courers;
"In Other words, our mil. compared With III,
DaaehsstsY sa sares the Of material thar
saoagi 10 pst RSriaK Of hishpricsd capital and
labor II this Is So 10 be apprehended from chesT
zero point, and s,i mill run for equidis,an mar
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EDITOR's CORRESPONDENCE.


e1esgs = BAIrlAoxs, Oct l1--S. p. M
Fs.s Wsafhsr.-R.@ossd D4s-A~ieatls ASjssS sssHf--
Pradssfsst Pardos Jss~v LS~d a. PAasdsiyAts DIV
mar 10 Mr. Ciayto.- Ths Aark<fs, &C. $500
The mildness OF the weather Is The subject general
and IL may truly be said that Summer u lin
yeng in the lap of Autumn" IL is, however, just suoh
weather as the farmers wantthc ateness ofhs spring
derng late seeding OF their wheat crops necessary o0t
Z There was rumor In circulation few days siuos,
founded on DIES patch from Cumberland, thar two dissin
gushed politicians Maryland had fought duel
and that one OF them had dangerously woandsd IL
has since been that the parties were the Hon.
Dixon Roman and Dr. Magil. Zone OF the nnetsen) OF
Hagersown, between whom challenge had passed. put
duel had been fought the matter having been smAesny
settled. .4a-a }..U 81 E Esl..e., e& sa4A4
Tho President has fully pardoned young man named
j. Walter Hopkins, who convicted few weeks since
the charge passing counterfeit half dollars The tss
mony was very strong against the accused and the pardon
has caused much surprise II 1 ri st AA t,ts ~ fA#
The reception oil Jenny Lind at Phadelpha has been
unmarked by Of those foolish Of
lar feeling which have everybody laughing ~ New
York and Boston. Her this evening however bids
fair 10 be highly successful tickets Of about
Sl2, 900 having been disposed Of. qp
The wings of Wilmington lDel) making prepare
tons for plinentary dinner to tho Hon. John NJ
Clayton when Il is expected that he will explain all about
the Galphin business and endeavor 70 clear himself Of all
la the When will the wings Of Bsit-
more offer complimentary dinner to the Hon. Rsverdy
Johnson They ought to be moving In the masterl
Tux MAKKKrs.-In the Baltimore market this morning,
bee we sale, Of 100 barrels Howard -four ut
Sales Of 700 barrels City Mills al - 6S3 No change u
wheat, and but little here Sales Of white corn at % %
cents and yellow at 81 Oh cents Oats, 10 csnn
Whisky. 20 2sA cents Sales OF 10000 pounds sids
bacon cents and IS hogsheads do at Scents Saie
of so hogshesds shoulders st cents. and 1000 con
vassed hams Sales OF 500 kegs No lard Al
II Sales $50 boxes cheese common, NJ % 10
~ CENTS and 600 boxes shipping prime, at ~ IL cents
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We give place to the communication Of Henry Rogers.
esq 10 relation 70 his recent removal This s an act Of
justice 10 him, and il unmasks some OF the small
tricks which are resoed 10 for the dismissal Of DEM
ocrsts from Office by the heads Of the executives de-
pzrmeas 1t seems in the case Of Mr. Rogers that he has
not for several years. taken any active part in political
affairs bat he was charged suspected Of being dem
ocra and this was sufficient pretext to bring him TO the
guillone We have already observed that he was one Of
the most competent and efficient clerks any Of the public
Offices here. We understand that he designs TO CON-
mence the practice Of his profession as lawyer in this
city, and do not doubt that he will meet with all the
success which his talents merit
To the Editor ofths Union
Sla. There appears 10 have been a concerted
on the part Of certain hearless and unprinciped men
some Of whom Z mot all are now ~ ose,o saso Sy
ocrats from Office In my own instances their attacks CON-
menced with The advent Of General Taylor and his adj
for appears that Mr. Meredith, late Secre-
ary OF the Treasury, was inporuned 10 deprive me OF Of
flee the ground that was orawting iOeofoeo rels;
tive rites thus Your letter announcing your dismissal
excited much less surprise than il did pain Twas prepared
TO expect prescription and particularly In your case as
present administraton Mr. Meredith informed me he had
difficulty in for as he expressed IL you were a"
Now Sir Tie charge contained In the above extract
nsp to me. heard Of betoe-not even from Mr.
both Mr. Meredith and my relative (but trust not
now Impressed with belief In the truth OF the charge
And what will every honest think and say when the
whole story aud be proved TO be false Ia
every particular The truth Is, came 70 Washington al
and Robert Walker, esqs 10 fill station under the gen
eral government in July, lS4s From that time TO the
nresen have taken part uhateper In politics. have
not posd since 1874 With the presidential election o
1913 had nothing 70 do No, did after the election
nle Of shs5 X
says did, be he who he may whether py pimp. boot
and Gao prove him TO be such. 'uH5a
viewed my posi- zion in this light that democrat
mere tenant at ss6eranee-t was neither becoming no
proper me, gentleman Or an honorable man. 70 OPP
held Office. Mr. Meredith did not interfere with me- Blu
doubtless the same game was Played and with more sue
cess with his sucsessor Mr. Tom Corwin for on the Al
Instant without notice, without an opportunity 70 meet ant
reiute any charges against me, was dismissed Iron
office.
MT Meredith has been written and hope to be able
through him. expose my vile defamers and to hold then
up 10 the scorn and execration OF the community
y HENRY ROGERS
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Among the many ingenious con,rivances which are at
present exciting the Fair Of the American In,
stute New York supply the place of ampu-
taed leg II is composed of solid willow wood and steel
springs with due regard to the laws of anatomy every
Joint in the nataa leg being copied with mnuteness and
nicely deserving much praise The Post says that Is
impossible when attached the body discover any diff
ference between IL and the natural limb. aaa
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JuDeE SHARKrr.--We observe by late Mississppi pa.
pcrs that this distinguished Citizen president OF The
Nashville Convention, 10 address a meeting OF the
friends OF the Union at Vcksburg He repudiaes ultra
gress in the adjustment Of the questions growing Out Of
the acquisition OF Mexican territory This will be rather
a severe blow 10 the dsunionsts in Mississippi.
Savannah Republican, October IA.
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q The AMERcAs LIVE Stock Insurance COMPANY. The
attention readers Is directed the advertisement Of
this company which may be found In another column.
The company is chartered by the legislature OF Indiana.
and satisfied that the enterprise has only to be
destood by OF horses and stock generally be
fully appreciated Its novelty at least, should commend II
to the attention OF all interested. sfs
j. L. Nelson esq 10 the agent for this city and we refer
to him for further and fuller particulars
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SANDERsoE ELEcrED.-The democratic candidate for
senator in Bradford. Susquehanna, and Wyomng-George
Sanderson has been triumphantly elected. He is
beaten by 1877 in Bradford but carries SusQuehanna by
majority OF GOT, and has majority in Wyoming. We
congratulate you, friend Sanderson.
3 DRum ELrcrED.--A despatch from Greensburg, West
moreand county, announces that this gallant gentleman
is elected by majority OF ten csrtain We hope il is
SO; for besides the majority gives in the Senate, 1t
is q triumph over W. +. Johnston, who prosecuted MIR.
Drum with fendsh bitterness and spared pains or
money 10 defeat him Penns yludaian.
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Charles s. Todd Of Minnesota, Oliver p. Temple Of
Tennessee and Robert Campbell oil South Carolina, TO
be commissioners procure information. collect statistics,
make and treaties with tue Indian tribes the
borders Mexico, authorized by the OF Congress
proved September TO- 1850.
George w. Barbour. Redick Mckee, and .. NJ Wozen-
craft TO be make treaties with Indians in
California, authorized by the act OF Congress approved
September 80, 1850 s4fsft 1an .,E 4gga 1ssu 944f
Simeon Francis, of Illinois, to be Indian agent In Oregon,
pice Arson e. Henry, resigned l.L M-a -.L..- ..EN
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Wetake the following article, conceived in the true
spirit OF enlightened patriotism, from the New York
Journal Of Commerce We glad to perceive that this
tone OF feeling is becoming general among the respectable
papers and people Of the North
"This fugitive-slsve law passed because II
qured by solemn compact and because the South de-
manded fuhlment OF that compact Some the other
measures insluded In the Compounds excessively
CALLING 20 the south, and without this savo might have
led TO the gsves consequences They may yet The dan
ger not There Is excitement the South than
law gives strength % the friends oil the Union In that section
Of the country, and they need It. Even the Union
party In south Carolina, Georgia, and Mississippi will find
no easy task 70 resist their dsuniou opponents Without
the fugitive slave law they would have been overwhelmed
And unless this law be sustained the NORTH
thing equivalent 70 it-somethng, in short, which will
carry out In good faith that provision OF the consultation
which requires the surrender of fugitive savesthe Union
cannot DO preserved This firm belief Our readers
the North have idea Of the intensity Of
excee South. II sbsorbs all other questions Even
the old party lines are nearly obcraed so IL win yet be
the North II tho agitation continues. Wings and demo
crsts, without distinction Of party, will be resolved into
sympathy between portion Of the democratic and po
ton Of the whig party than between different portions OF
the party. little more pressure will accomplish
tho result From the Of the case, abolition party
can be national party. Union party H. course
. national party. IL sympshizes with objects Il
prevail s'"ef "'n SWAY sco,.on,sn tgik
Urror in GpoaoIA. The Savannah Republican has
assurances from fifteen counties In great coiton-growng
sections Of the State OF Geofga that saunch Union dele
~ NJ m
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800 sY. AuoUsrIsE, Oct. 10. 1850
Mss1s Editors Of The RspubiieaRa ~. sssiss ssf !.
Our election closed In this state last Monday Tbs
district IL composed Of 81 Johns and part Of Putnam
counties--hst embraced within the limits 81 81 John.
county previous 70 lie dvison and the establishment o
Putnam county; 90 that the disTics 10 noshpg more than
"UsIos ON DIsusIos 7" This has been the grand Issue
is the first In the South the adjournment Of Con.
gress. essN.l tllt hftsa tnlti ea.a s'-8 IEer
The vote stands thusi a.3 b F 81
For Comgrsm-E.C. Cabei, (whig,) 1871 majority H.
gain since lsis. o. John Beard, dem, iS9.
THIS Is the place o. Mt rases residence and The chsi
also Major Beard in this section least and
believe ihroughout the State. Is one Of the most personally
his election year the Office Of register without oppo
siton la this county particularly where he has long resi-
do1bk that Of The democratic candidate in lSis
Respectfully, ,lj.i sssa 10 sst8s0e4 s.#@ w,
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ny-Synod OF Maryland-The Evangelical Lutheran Synod
Maryland providence peming will meet in b. Paus English
Lutheran church, 18th streets, Thursday 18th
o'clock when the synodcal sermon win be
delivered President
Preaching may expected every evening during Its sessions
Business sessions daily, with open doors.
The public respectfully invited TO attend
l7-H
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MARRIED,

Mount Pleasant, by the Rev JAS b. DONE
Ian, TERENCE DRURY 70 Mrs. LOUISA oNEAl,l eldest
daughter OF Louis VIvANs, esq. a t3