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valuable and Desirable Estate for Sale,

- n HE subscriber offers for aae, the very valuable
f5M Real Estate on which he now resides, beautifully
& situated the Main Street in Worcester few rods
south of the City Hall and Common, opposite the nersec-
tion of Sonthbdge The premises consist OF about
f. of land having fronts of 100 feet EACH running
through from Main High street, with sufficient depth
to divide give ample sized lots on both streets The
Buildings are situated Main street 'front.' and consist
Of Dwelling House, very thoroughly built and one Of the
convenient in the city, and good Stable and Carriage
House.
On the premises, is great variety of the choicest fruit
be found in the country, selected with great care
and cultivated in the best Amonst them are 5O
pear trees, 80 plum, 25 peaches y cherries &c &C. nearly
all Of them in bearing state with abundant supply OF
Currant Gooseberies, Raspberes, &c Tor the culture OF
which the soil is admirably adapted.
This allowed be of the pleasantes and most de-
stable residences in the city, and from its proximity to
business locations may at any time be proaby devoted
to business purposes the option of the owner II de-
sired will be divided and either front sold separately or
the whole will be sold together at such price will render
good Investment.
The terms of payment can be made easy, if desired, In
qiire of JOHN MILTON EARLE.
Worcester, I'd mo. 90, 1850.
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Turkey Kiu Estate for Sale.

IL FFNHlS saiushle Estate is Offered for sale
f4a L terms that cannot fail TO purchasers. II
.ea@A consists OF about sixty acres of Lpnd with
through the centre OF said Farm, and falls in
of one hundred and twenty FIVE feet III distance
Ct about 40 rods forming of the best Water Powers
iii Worcester County.
There upon the premises three thorough built
and substantial Rock Dams, with Grist Saw Lathe and
Single Mills, all good running order The Mill Pond
is one mile in eng and extend, from the road leading
to New Braintree, to that leading Barre Lafa mile
above the Mill Pond, is Turkey Hill Pond, which is the
main reservoir For description Of this Poad or Lake
Typographical OF Massachusetts.
From the best authority, and actual survey, would
announce TO the public, that this Water Power is amply
Sufficient TO move in the aggregate, five hundred Cotton
Looms with all their attendant machinery, that
of any other. The location good and easy access
being miles from the City Hall in Worcester, on the
great thorough fare through Paxton Rutland Barre Oak
ham, and New Braintree.
The above has been surveyed plan and profile drawn
which may he by calling the subscriber
he has the liberty TO refer II will be sold whole
or in seperats privileges, may best suit purchasers
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber
NeW Worcester, or Hon Isaac Davis Rorcester-Alberi
Curtis, Esq, Nen Worcester,-Thos. Bottomy Esq.
Leicester.-A. B. Pike, Esq, ProOdrncs, r. L,-smon
O. Jout, Esq Schenectady N, Y,-Messrs. Pratt,
Do y, Z scott, WorceSter,-WiliardS Snow, Esq Par
tonI 1aniel Coburn, Esq, LoWeH.
CHARLES HERsEY.
New W orcester Dec, 30, l946 dwtf
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E3egaa.5gay ggFpegSe{lel5F &c

( b, ate no quack nosruns secret preparations
Simply what, in The advertisements and labels
MI MI, ny are rcpreseped 10 PflYS(
~ i1AL hLMED;ES srch as act in harmony wub
WIG itws =" me hunan constitution Thew are entrr!y
, @ g unu are compt uuied in accordance wuh lhr
s eachgs Of several Years Of pro essional experience
dsessa no. aanaoersGl remedy Tor every
sni,er -, olSt VI various preparela ns, severalIy
suned 10 the removal Of different forms If dj..o.r
ihey are now Extensively known, and pyproyed and
e hepl or safe by Druggists and iorekeeer in lrpr
June % wit Z, NJ ,., ~ = =, ,
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ReaI Esfatc for snIe.

s lHE subscriber, about to leave the City Offers fol
fnsM sale the estate now occupied by him, situated
.aslE about miles southwest from the CITY Hall on a
beautiful swell OF Land commanding view Of the westerly
part of the city, consisting of about of Land all
under high state of cultivation and part Of with all
kinds OF choice fruit, some of it in bearing Cot.
tage House, containing rooms, and Barn by "a feet
The buildings new, having been bGt only about one
year. The will be sold reasonable terms and the
payments made easy. Inquire of JAMES EsTABRook No
Q Warren Block, or Of the subscriber, the premises
THADDEUS l.. WHITNEY.
Worcester Feb g. dwlm
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Real Estate for Sala.

fMt THE two story HOUSE and Lot corner of Salem
We. and Madison Street. The House nearly new
I'D very convenient, arranged for fmies with good
nu lasting water aud every thing conveniently
aand shout the house The Lot is large, well stock
Cd wlth bearing Fruit Trees, also shrubbery and P ms
N b. Those wishing TO purchase Pleasant and con
Fenient place will do well call ard eyanne the abo
premises, where the subscriber now lives
Also, one COTTAGE HOUSE and LCT Nc 81 Salem
Street, convenient for one or 40 ienemfrts
Also, WARREN'S BLOCK situated op Nod son 81 .
with four lenements. -
Also. BUILDING LOTS on Portland and Plecsant SITS:
W Inc above property will he sold low and on liberal
'cfms' JOSEPH G. WARREN,
corner OF Salem and Madison street.
Worcester, July 6. eod,f
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Abdominal, Supporters, Trusses, Brace
MauNEsic Ra ffoninS 40

I1f1tt6IItSs CKCs : ----- :
VIE subscriber has taken Rooms, in Bowen'S Block
NO 203 M1iH Street, Worcester,--where he now has
ana VII constantly keep for SALE agent, lar assor
ment OF Mead's Vibrating Magnetic Butteres,-Abdor.
nal Supporers-T russes-Shoujer Braces, and varout
health and comfort.
The subscriber, in applying the Magnetic Battery, in
connection either with without these rcles has
ueyed or cured many Persons, in different parts of The
STATE aeeed with ruptures spinal curvatures rheuma
sm and great variety of disorders and ne will
continue TO do So either at his Rooms the residence
OF any lady or gentleman, who may favor him with 3
request Tor any of the above Instruments for his ser.
wees n The application OF the Gayanic Battery.
April II. diff .. JOHN G.. KNAPP
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EkMleE sRYfs a,a2ee 6Ex.

DtEPARED By s. o. DUNBAR, TAuN roN Mass pay
f4nted eqAai 10 any otAer use tfher E1glfsk or
used as an Aperent Anti>acid in Dyspepic connlsn,
utnuel with acioity,wi very great benefit 1t las The
huVahiase over common magnesla being dissolved and
tuereore not Fable 10 accumulate the bowels II IL
decluediy superior TO Carbonate OF Soda or Potash On
account OF lis apeient quality. The ISOLATION OF Name
ga s ouno particularly beneficial rs pleasing sedative
and Aperient in all OF Irritation ar A.ig;y NJ b
stomach ttdrHs complaints, Ifantas disorders or Sea
FOR sale in Worcester, wholesale and retail by
- ii G. BATES, NJ. D., 6polGecurv
NOV 10. eod&wtf 242 Main ST., tor. Pleasant
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AUCTION,

S~a WILL be sold at Public Auction on SATURDAY
fMM w MARCH SECOND, at O'Clock A M. on the pre.
42 misses of the subscriber in STURBRIDGE valuable
HOUSE and CABINET SHOP, with from two to three
acres OF LAND and good well of pure The House
and Shop but few rods west of the CONGREGATIONAL
Meeting House, and Town Hail. the centre of Stubrdge
and in good repair The House is large for one family and
could easily be arranged for two; it is located in the pleas
ATTEST part Of the village The shop is 26 by "a it, and
stories high and is connected with the house by an Eli and
is suitable for carriage shop shoe business in the base
story there is suitable for Horse Power o.
feet in diameter. There is good BARN % feet square
with cellar under it for On said place are Ample
Peach and Plum Trees that bear choice engaed Fruit and
small Nursery Of Apple and Peach Trees most Of them
have been engrafted.
Persons wishing to purchase will do well to call and ex.
anime the premises chance now offered for
Bargain. IL Terms made known ut time of sale
OLIVER b. WIGHT
totufOpdge, req Z, lS5O. w3tdtMl
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GREAT DISCOVERY.
60 g IL e. ON Eg.5SEFs sAgs

5Nhi9 oiL IS prepared by H. G. CURRIER WHO is the
soie fFopfei or in the United States and the
discovery III The known world the grown OF liar
au warranted u will cause the hair 10 grow where
nas a.iNh on hd Is sure preventative and makes II
grow thick, darh and silky. Price lOl nfr haiti RI
been benefited in this CIV ~ VIM nave
~ The money will be paid back in all cases when
INC %! does not give satisfaction.
Sole Agents in Worcester, VIM. D. FENNO e. BON
1866 Nam Street dvtt 49,
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Notice from Spencer.

s subscribers would give notice All having nccouns
unsettled or Notes unpuid, TINT thoy MUST BE PAID
me nfst ni February ncxt-us they intend TO clone
.hei niiairs ~ That month Ltewisc we would say tbn
we small sell Goods beeafor, WITHOUT REGARD tn
disposed of IIynE a. "" ti unnqJ ~"
Spencer, Doc 90, 1910. aa;sos,
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Rice's Improved Lightning Conductors
ne fose.i1srs would respectfully Inform The inha>lq
tahs II Worcester vicinity that ihey arc nrrnssd
20 erect LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS lhc ensuing s.a
s " manner superior 10 any thing he kind ever vel
osefeu 70 'hs phbilc-substning for the rude connec>
mons commonly used, copper points ana astenfs pi.d
spires, ano copper bottoms, adding thereby materially 10
ne beauty strength and Durability OF the work "
ORDERS BY mail promptly attended TO-
49,. r. G, RICE,
''"eV"'ei' warren .. dwU j r. RICE
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FISH MARKET,

NO. Is FRONT STREET, WORCESTER,
IN HERE can he found all the different kinds FRESH
w FISH The a1Iords from the Ne~Yo5k. BIOS
Hartford, New Haven Norwich, New London, and Prov
dence markets. such Cod H0ddock Mdckeret Ha
Shaa, Bass, Pack ard Etue Fish Salmon &c Together
win an assortment of small Fish from Fresh
waters Also, all Kinds Of HE'LL FISH from the above
places Also an assortment Of Dried Smok and Picked
Fish, wholesale and retail.
n. Fi,h bought at this market will be dressed in the
best and most fashionable style, and sent
distance free Of charge. TERMS CASH.
~ Cash pad for all kinds Of FRESH WATER FISH
APrll s. d .-E N. G. SPRAGUE
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Look at This.
MAfthouSnuSs Dot

MatthewsOn's Improved Patent Weather
STRIP,
Il OR cheaptess, simplicity and durability is pronounced
4 hy Hundreds The BEST ARTICLE now IN itr cat
eide doors, excludes every particle rain Snow AMI
hhst II heeping out cold. il III in short lime save
me Pce asked Tor il IN fuel The apidy increasing aes
win the great demand The above article, has Caused
many unpriHciped men lhrous hOu New Eng land max
ana sell an inferior artice purporthg be the as
70 atihe wsohs Patent thereby iijurng the real une.
The pubic are cautioned against purchasing of any
cept au horlzed agens all arrangements will lie dealt
with cccrdrg to law.
For sale Mt II. w. MILER's Hardware Store Main
street, and at A. BILLINGS 26 Front ST. Orders
hPplled left as above, will be promptly attended
In regard to he- being aftced either by or ice
reference can be had by calling above, an,
nhe amennt where they have been used the pest two
years, and have given perfect satisfaction
improved Spring Stops furnished If requested.
A. b. CRANE, General AGENT,
Dec5 eodSwf Foundry So, Yorcesier
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IRON PLANNERS FOR sAI,E.

AhOIy FItAI " EkS FUk SALE
MITCH s JONES have on hand Iron Pla& e
ing Machines Two of Is feet with trip motion m-
pete and two of feet, without the trip motion. ii he
above machines and built Of The test of srias
and workmanship, and will be sod low for cash ap-
proved credit-lhey may be seen at Foundry.
n. u. We continue 10 make all kinds OF CASTINGS
u IRON and BRASS in general use, and warranted to
We satisfaction Orders solicited.
Worcester, July 81. diff
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Improved Washing Nsnc|sime.

Improved Washing Nsaclaime.
'sNiE>E ceebra!ed Machines, for which received n
Diploma al HE F air of the Worcester Co. Mechanics
orders may be addressed.
tae following is laken from the Editorial columns of The
in use in family, for several weeks past and afsT
giving II fair trial nmenl il as the bfs, machine
ior th fuepose That we are acquainted win Ii not
only great labor saving machine, but operates IN such
manaer as to indre clothes much less than is done by
othhr washing machines or by the commun hand rubno
bOard.D $3.50 'A'"'"s
lrPrice IS. Warranted TO please.
May Fl. d2aw wtf FRANCIS CLOYES
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GelRsN.
Flour.
House, Barn, Shop and Land for Sale,

-. DLEASANTI.Y situated about half nile ire m
NM the center OF BoYLsroF, and about miesiTom
A'sEn Worcester Toe place confirms Dix acres of first.
Land well stocked with grated Fruit Trees House
Barn, and Shnemaker's shop, AID good well OF waite
Il will he sold low For paricuafs itquire o JOHN
F6RWELL, SUI Were Poor Farms HENRY e. WAR
rem Shrewsbury or The subscriber ~ the Fry OFFICE
Worcester, Aug IL. JAMES l. ES1EY
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Paper Hangings,

THE subscriber offers for the Fall Trade extensive
Il assortment OF PAPER HANGlNGS OF the very best
OF AMERICAN MANUFACTURE, which all Builders, Land.
iorus, and Others wishing a GOOD ARTICLE will find Tor
her interest to examine before purchasing elsewhere
B Particular attention given TO putting all kinda
OF papers, at shart notice.
Ware House, FOSTER STREET, (between Main Street
and Boston, Norwich, and Nashua K Read Depot.
worcester, Oct 10 d II. NEWTON
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Z A1E'LiH

hE subscriber, having fitted up AID increas ed
me MURDER CT his BATHING R0OmS reminds tho
eizehs OF worcester that if they choose WASH and
@ WELL rather than 10 pay Doctors bill 10 gtt
COLD TUB BATHS, SHOWER or yAPOR, and rnlnis
Carton Streets GAVIN NEwToN
N''O q MI
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FACTORY ITO LET.

"a TN SPENCER suitable for Gotten or Woolen
SJ.fA Goods, or other manufacturing or mechanical
lsssl purposes. said Factory is situated The Centre
Village OF Spencer, on never falling stream of winter
having sufficient power for operating 20 looms and
preparation, or more than sufficient for one set wooden
machinery The building is So by 80 three stories and
attic, nearly new and in rs>Tae order with "a trss
Wheel with mhin drums and belts Connec led with thc
above Is new Dwelling House for two Tenenents and
seven Land. ..H - ~
JAMES DRAPER Esq, OF Spencer. of HE subscrlt,rs M
Warren KNOWLES a. SIDLEY
June H. ffA NNaIU.. ...H dwf
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Princes E,invssd Fgsr,a

HoR BLUEING CLOTHES. AS this Iiouid plur Is nor
ec'ly soluble in water all risk sreahirq The clobes
an eSll so commonly complained with Indigo Is avoided
iNo ueg entirely free from acid unlike liquid blues
i 'e USED without tear of damaging the most delicate
ioties' fnce olly I2s cents For sale IN Worcester byL
LEWIS I. LAZEII, Apothecarv
Jan 49, dew 4 a. . roi -, IAN II otieet,
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FREE-SrONE YARD

1--WE subscriber weud Inform The citizens Of Worces
yer anu vicinity thar he has taken a part of Nessrs
Lewis Marble Yard on Old Market ST., for The purpose Of:
manufacturing all kinds Of Free Stone work. such as Win
COW Gaps and sills, Chimney Tops, Silks iharhs
stems Bases Sockets &c &c, in he, all kinds Of Free
Stone work that may bo wanted. N A. sPENCER
"Vioestef, 1hy 10, lS49, Wf
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REMOVAL,

hEWUVAL,
X. E. A. KlTTREDGE has removed his
- ONCE to his new Hydropathic Institution No "a
frGnatn Place, Franklin Street, BOSTON. Vapor and
all Kinds OF Unmedicated Warm and Cold Faiths ALWAYS
readiness at the Establishment.
Transient boarleFs acute diseases can II desired And
he lest OF care and the house till restored
;orhuch, two dollars per day, and upwards For perna
nen boardtrs, from Two dollars per ay accordng
~ iSoHIs' &C. dWtf May 29.
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Cooking Ranges,

"A most convenient economical, and cheapest IN Eth
market, for sale by RICHARDSON q L0RING.
July ~ distf - Main So
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Carriage and Sign Painting,

THE subscriber has taken Shop Barnes g. stuck
Il Wells Livery Stable, No IS MEcHANIc STREET, Tor
the purpose OF carrying this branch business lie
solicits share OF public patronage Satisfaction given in
all cases or charge. GLAZING done when ordered
Sept IA. DIFF J. ID. AMES, l3 6dechanic ST.
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FOR SALE,

- HOUSE md LOT, situated in Grafton Ce
ESss34 "A about six rods from lhe C3inJo suiIgbl
.ssssstzL one or two families. Apply to
Grafton, Dec 49, dti G. D MUNRO
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-07-29
The Lawrence Divorce Case.

The New York Herald has recently pub
lished an account Of this much talked of af-
fair, which Mr.. Lawrence himself says is
unauthorized and without his knowledge or
consent. The Albany Atlas, in comment
ing on this publication, which, it appears,
was drawn up by Mr.. Lawrence merely for
private circulation among his friends,
and not intended for general publication,
says:
One 7. Bigelow Lawrence, (son of Alb
bot Lawrence, of Boston,) not long ago ad-
veltised swife, announcing "that he would
pay no debts of her contracting" Upon
this provocation, she procured divorce in
Kentucky. Mr.. Lawrence now comes out
10 defend himself.
Mr.. Lawrence is in the calico business.
He got wife (who was known as the Great
Western Belle) on calico principles-"colors
warranted not TO run. On taking her home,
after family inspection, il was found that,
in technical phrase, the colorwas not "fast."
She got her complexion at the Chemist
Hereupon, all the Lawrence's were wroth /;
and great family quarrel ensued, which has
ended in divorce, upon the most approved
mercantile principles. Some Of the private
correspondence between the two houses"
is made public, and such tissue of mean
and vulgar stuff has seldom been seen by the
public. There is one letter, however, which
we cannot forbeaf re-publishing. 1t is from
Mrs. Ward, of Kentucky, to her daughter,
the wife aforesaid Of I. Bigelow Law
renee:
slam going to write you a real war let
ter. You say you are acting by Mr.. Law
rence's command, and you are unhappy by
SO doing. Then let me advise you in this
case seem to obey, but do as you please.
If you use proper caution he can never know
it. You say | can imagine your appearance
now; yes Sallie, can, and nothing to OBJ
iect to either. You are better looking with
out complexion than with too much. This
| have always said. But if you think differ
emily, then do what will make you happy.
You could not be less SO; should judge, un.
der any circumstances. Then never fear
Mr.. Lawrence's anger; it could moi be more
than what you are now enduring.
SNOW, dear Sallie, if you would take the
right means, he could never discoverit. You
must begin with caution, and keep it up.
The most delicate tisge possible is all that
you want. If you have no more, defy the
opinion Of the universe, the commands Of
Mr.. Lawrence, and every one else. Stick
to it with some Of your mothers spunk.
Could you be worse off than now? You
are miserable now; could you be more SC
then? 1t can't last long, and you leave Civ.
ing it out to others. My dear child, deter
mine one of two things-to give it up al
once, or stick to it in defiance Of all and
everything that may oppose. You cannot
live long as you are. Then, Sallie, be a aroI
man, and act as one in future. know you
are careless with your letters. Now, do burr
this as soon as read" sst 4-.I,. ,.s
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-07-29
The Cabinet.

AS the Cabinet is now appointed, the
people wish to know what kind Of one it
is, and we therefore tell briefly what we
know Of the men composingit it.
Daniel Webster, Secretary Of State, every
one knows by reputation, He was Secre-
tary of State under Tyler, and was so uni
versally read out Of the party. that he ex-
claimed, where shall go?" He thought
Gen. Taylor's nomination was "not fit to
be.made."
Thomas Corwin, Secretary Of the Treasu-
ry, is man of fine abilities, with better
reputation abroad than at home, and his
friends say, rather too indolent to perform
the laborious duties of the office 10 which
he lis appointed. We opine he will have TO
work harder than he has done since he drove
his daddy's wagon, and took his first lessons
in log-rolling His speech about "bloody
hands and hospitable graves" is very we'll
remembered. When you put this man, with
his imagination, his pathos, his humor, to
making financial calculations, and construct
ing financial tables; when you set Tom Cor
win down among treasury notes and the
public debt and call on him to devise ways
and means for saving the public money, yor
employ him in a work for which hi
faculties were never designed.
The Secretary Of War, Mr.. Bates, OF Mo.
was many years since member of Con
gress, and was the President of the Interna
improvement Convention, at Chicago in July
1S47. He has good reputation as lawyer
He is known but little out of his own
State.
Mr.. Graham, of N. c., Secretary of the
Navy, was member of the United States
Senate, some years ago, and subsequently
Governor of that State. His geographical
position probably, had more to do with his
appointment, than anything else.
Mr.. Pearce, Secretary of the Interior, is
from Maryland, and has represented thai
State as Senator. He is represented as 9
man OF good abilities, of medium stat
ure. q little inclined TO corpulency, agreea
BILE countenance and full head of curly
auburn hair.
Mr.. Hail. of New York, Post Maste
General, will doubtless make as good al
officer as old Jacob Collamer, because tn,
postal arrangements cannot be made worse
He is but very little known, except as tht
law partner of Mr.. Fillmore. We an
nounced, by the way, his name as Willis,
instead of Nathan K. Hall.
Mr.. Cr!ten6en, the Attorney General
we regard as the best appointment of the
whole. Being a man Of great strength o
character and large experience in public
business, we predict that he will be more
consulted and relied upon, than even Mr.
Webster. A GOODNESS exists between hin
and Mr.. Clay, which, however, has beer
kept short Of the bounds OF open hostility.
On the whole, We like the present mucl
better than the former Cabinet, but car
Judge better when its policy is developed,
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GTWe are again under obligations to
Mr.. Holmes, the excellent Clerk of the
steamer 2. Taylor, for files Of Cincinnati
papers. They are more acceptable be-
cause ofthe failure of the mails lately, and
the consequent dearth Of news in our sane
tum. .e. .t-a.a
The Zachary Taylor as q packet, has
given so far, unbounded satisfaction to our
business men, having made excellent time
every trip, which has agroably disappoint-
ed US. We are informed that on her pas.
sage up on Thursday, she stopped between
80 and 40 times; but this did not hinder
her from reaching her wharf before day.
light, the next morning. '.~