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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-18
Alafbincrn, ST.
SINGERS PATENT, Straight Needle

SINGERS PATENT, Straight Needle
~ Perpendicular action SEWING MACHINE secured
by Letters Il the nied Sa'esIhis machine i the
most import ant universally useful invention VI the
aye IL has been used sufficient length OF tune 10 De
thoroughly tested upon great variety of work ana 10 All
cases fully approved II executes IN the most peri .ct
and Satisfactory the work of the following trades
and occupatons namely TalOrs Boot, Shoe and Cater
Mnufactrcrs Harness and Saddle makers. Shrt makers
Corset makers Carnage trnmcrs Capt ers anu ia
binders Dress makers Ccstumers Glove makers stochi
net man facturers Carpebag marfac' Ncs russ max
ere Wh,p makers and Upholsterers And may also We
most nroftahly used making SAILS ana Awnings beus
and Mattresses. Horse collars, Oiled Clothing, SscAing
bottoms, and Map and Chart binding and indeed FOR any
other purpose where stitching by hand mas ordinarily peeh
required. THIS machine. which IS about Twelve IN mes
sorare and weighs siIy-tye pounds Is compact oIaleh
tai M form durable all It's parts not liable to get out oil
,der and easily adjusted and operated II VIII perform
the labor Of 10 ten persons Depending on he ahd
of work and skill of the operator The best KIND oi a
lrs' custom work can be executed with IN the best
manner and making Caps and NEST other articles 10
which : adapted ITS wok is far superior - lhd' com
mCny doae by hand Full printed directions Tor using
are frnsncd With each machine The prce, with all APP
paraus complete and privilege of using under TIE patent
Il SIPS. ,,....- -, . -
sale at the principal Office No 2j6 Broadway opposite oI
Hall New-York No 10 Harvard place Boston OF NO d
South ith ST. PHILADELPHIA, where al persons ih'rieseu
are invited call and may BE- assured OF RECEIVING abu-
dsut evidence ans perfect ocular demonstration &" tis
great utility aud value OF The inyenon-dnu ha' 'as
superior 20 any other offered 10 the pubiic ~
Exclusive rights To the machine IN any part vi e
TERRITORY of the United States disposed Of WIKI be sold
on reasonable. terms and 10 insure TO the purchasers
immense profits The desirable points can ue e1f,u
,ul9 I,,. No. 256 Broadway, New York.
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NOR SALE in ELlZABETHTOWN,

II Ns~ J.xse, two conveniently arranged and pleas
sny itsd HOUSES suitable oT the residence OF gem
tsel tsmles The lots each ~ r. and and
1to deep. tioltmg streets with abundance VI
fruit. ornamental land shade trees sc immeds,e P's-
SESSION give~ II desired <pplY TO j. s BALDWIN, "a
Pine at, o. OF A. T. ~. THOMPSON, Eizabsth,o~a
WA Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-18
NOR SALE.-A large double Dwelling

II House with wing attached containing rooms. be-
.deS kitchens together with about of acre Of land in
the Village of West Farms. Westchester County The
has been thoroughly repaired and put IN good order
tainted lu,.do andOut
The premises very pleasantly situated fronting the
da,n stree, IN the village The River Bronx within
In lent IL The street The COMMUNICATION with the city Is
ireouen, either by Fordhsm Movlle Tbs presents
rarr OPPORTUNITY ioI person who has business m the
cy an wishes to reside NJ the country at moderate rent
solSlw. Jos HUSSON. No. IS Nassau-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-18
SCHOOL for ENGINEERS, $50 Hous-

- ton-st n Y-Mr VICTOR BEAUMONT Civil
Fns,eer graduate from l. Ecoe CeRtrar des Arts et
Manufacturer" Ut Pans Will spen the 1T OF September
next new course If lessons ths FronJh and Engisn
languages m all the branches theoretIe and practical
connected with Civil Engineering For details and refer
rences apply at the School auiI u
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LNARM for SALE.-For Sale an excel

B<NANM tOr SALT OF safe al tNCtt-
lieut. FARM IN Nt~Jersey CONSISTING Of l&o acres. 10
u Which under cultivation II within hours
ride OF iNewNork hv steamboat, which dsly
and 4 mile frcm SloCp landing There Il comncdious
farm-housc also harn stables. cOwhonses wagon
sheds hog stes hen houses &c. number Of choice sti,-
trees were planted last fall
The sa2 is sne clay iosm. and yields heavy crops Of
Wheat, cra>s Sc The timber consists NJ hickory maple
White caA ard cedar. Every part Of the farm well
cred and offered for salt on exceeding low 'ers The
.s - ell stNrkel part of which Can he taken at
,Nr >aua.iVa Possess gwen immeta,e! Ecr t'r'her
mar,,e.ials amy 70 h {. LEVERlDGE
,,riu. No 10 CheIry-st Ny
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shove ~ return OF nal Sen, - part ci sas United
States AdtreSs Mr. L Z YATES. k5ca-stet. n 7.
Iy5o irieotDS5V'
HAIR DYE.-Persons in want Of 4
HAIR DYE TIA, mi ool1r the Han. wh!sSers Eye-
tUws and the NJ please refer q TIE haE Dress
II THIS CIT, that have used for, and 70 the Agens.
c II Ring. 30 Br1atway aad VI Ward Co. 81 Made n
ane Tins Is ne hes, Of re.erenc. Manufactured At
Eochestere BY Eau; inae,aw'MxW) JAMES BROWN
TOHN D'HOMERGUE, Rectihes and
- Distaler.-HOSEST JOHN, after kaTInz passej
lbs cusns and The hqulr trade generally VITA tae best
sf Pure Spirits, inr-ored BraAdes. GIN ana Vine Call
Ssventeentb-st.. near Seventh avenue ny's ,a'
MUSTARD TINS.-The xoprietors of
w Dunlap's Ba-kng-ln INK Tin Box Canister and Drug
New-iors having introduced steam power and established
a marhIeshop then premises are enabled and deter
mined 10 sell at .wer rates than any SAeI hoas n the
business lauls7t FRASER EVENT..
NEW-Y YORK CABINETMAkERS'
L Y ASSOCIATION --SIanufac,urer OF fashionable
Rosewso Mahogany. Black Walnut and eaameled Fur-
nture ManuiictoSy and Warerooms lo7 beecSeT cornS
OF SuivanSt Respectfully -DlcIts the attention u those
who about selecting Their furniture % call anu eNaans
their nch and extensive stock al II their own manufac-
ture. aus 5mMNS>'
CARPETINGS Floor OIL CLOTHS,
~ sc--SNTTH s LOUNSBERRY. as Pearl-S., op-
pose william prepared to eNhib't Their Fall I'M
potatlons comprising 4 full ani complete OF
Rich Velvet Tapestry Brussels Tapestry.
BRUSSELS three-ply and INGRAM CARPErlNGS.
embracing large VARIETY OF and elegant patterns
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
full Of all the patterns. rcrt
by fifteen different manufactures. Purchasers can here
make selections suitable every style Of furnishing and At
the LOWEST CASH PRICES, aus inlh'
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FEMALE SEMlNARY-Re-

v'SSEA EMhIE' oE.Ni4>hhi wv
Iceives pupils Of any aud a. say time and hvois
them with desirable fac.ify FOR obtaining thorough
and Accomplished education Terms reasonable F1
Of location and completeness Of srrans-ns
his institution probably unsurpassed and being on me
beautiful margin Of the COnnecucpt River, near the sea-
beard " ,ssy of access by NewYo<k and Hartford daily
steamboats, As consideration, we would add shst
u. teachers and pupils furnished al moderate chsisS
by the stale OF the Seminary with Wei trained saddb
horses for Young ladies' Circulars containing Vsw
~ the Sesnary Buildings references &c can be hal u
LOCUS LYON A NJ Pnnclpai
EsseI dsy Is. 1851 mylo jnMwAF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-18
M CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY

" CRAWBUCk'S UPHOlHS FIX ,
w sHOUSE and ship-Fumishlns Warerooms, 3o'
S,rand st New-York where will be found complete ~
sorment OF the following articles Feathers hlr, moss
And husk also beds mattresses paASses ard cushions
aso beseads Of every description, VIZ patent screw ron
JOINT lock JOINT iron screw, cottage ana trunde co.'s ~
Also ,prndid variety Of paBer hanging borders &c MI
G Womb call particular attention to his new style Of hNr
and spflns mattresses n -Oid Deds ana haeiesses
renovated and made equal to ne =. by
W C8AwBUCK. Gs Grand-st second door
,,a I'm. eLx OF Esssr-si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-18
NRY Ellis and SISTERS

DANCING ACADEMY. Stuy' esaat Institute No
$50 Brosdwsy TO open the 18th of Sept III Wells ana
ts,on AZ nubc artists and will devote themselves solely
10 telchng PRIVATE DANCING. fhey have spent
several wears the Royal Academy ofPaTs ana Al e rs
shoo for private teaching IN France aud the, have now
adapted a new svStem with the - make Dancing
means Of promoting health well means Of acquiring
the most graceful and finished deportnIn All tho new
Wazes Quadnlles Sc viii be taught "a me Simplest ana
most apprcpriate manner Applyto WELLS and Sis
TER aner Is: Of September from 10 To q 4 NJ and from
3tO1P NJ. aul' I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-18
STAMFORD CONN-FOR SALE,

Nthat elegant GOTHIC HOUSE, IN the village ot
Stamford hunt aud now capped nv Geo Waring, Esq
The house about Zoe feet long by 20 deep. with large
hall IN the center poIs On each SIDE. dining rooms and
Kitchens the ends, built and we'll adapted for two i'ra-
lies who wish near ch other. Yet enabled To Keep
tAeu apart-about 80 rooms IN all Coach house.
stable ice-house with an extensive and we'll iuged
green house about acres Of land. we'll land o
en and meas In word, verthns night for
suburb home Also, isr sale the place built and now
occupied b, Henry Sanford Esd, which needs no de-
who has visited stamford within the
PAST five years EXCEPT that internal arrange
ments and >h couesp, nd with IT'S outward appearance
E,r T.vshsr nsrthrulas a. NV At p Rond-s n
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MeSieal.
C0RNs. CORNS. CORNS and TOorI
nATF\T SI-L PNIiR NAPnR RAru

u -rOr Sale. he rish ~ Use Ant sel Ne Patent Sal.
uhur NslOr Ba;h. Tor tas City 4 >sN 'rk sai o,Acs
pisrs % The HuiSlu Rive VII ss ss,t law Il applied ~
immedii.el, Fof particulars ap,as . A WARNER. NJ
fig Iohn. - sgis re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-18

Moses CLARK deceased containing i1i acres. situate
n the ton of East Chester about mile from the Iucka-
hoe Depot II the Harlem Karoad IL bounded mortimer
y r the road Ieadg East Chester 70 New Rochelle,
end sasery by the Essery road If East Chester on rhch
roads II has $40 rolls On the Farm Is CORD MANSION
mouse large barn and extensive sheds mil-h"use car
rage house and Necessary out buildings all IN goo con-
ton Also good tenant-house The Farm ~ h -
state az impr0yeuent Terms Inquire o. "a MLE.
CLARK I.G Elizabeth ST. New York LPHEUS Clam
." '"' P''' JOHN SOULICE.
iarld
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-18

DECTIFYING TUBS for SALE
IL Thirty RFCTIFYIHG tt BIS. in good order. Will B.
sold low Apply al No III rrOy-st ault W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-18
Gonscs 90 Get.

VV,O LET.-The fve-story brick Build
nc No l42 Center-st erected expressly for mechani-
cal purposes Immediate possession gwen Apply at o.
40 Chamhs rs-st IN Office on first floor aulo W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-18
DESIDENCE for SALE.-A desira-

y BILE Residence at Morrisown, n J with about two
scres Of Ground and about fifty rods from the railroad
depot The house and OutbuidlngS are in good order
Upon the ground about 200 Fruit Of the choicest
varieties and full bearing vines shrubs. &c making
convenient and pleasant residence for gensna doing
the The leave at five or sh different
hours during the day Monisown. Price $1,000 For
further patio ulgrs inquire of
MI infMXlEs HOMER MnRltAN. No Pine 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-18

COTTAGE HOUSE. For sale, IN
Brook tws-story attic and basement frame Cot
House. the sido " Adepha st bstween Fulton ana
Atlantic Lot 23xln0 house 22r30h filled IN wv bck
sliding doors marble mantes cOrnced rooms on tne rs
aoor of the purchase money can remain desired
3 n TURNER jy2l iitMSS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-18
At PRIVATE SALE.-A beautiful!

(ACOUNTKY RESiDENC1 hsa' 49, - IT, :" IN
90 - ,vc.Iiep. and commanding fms view u the
Rar,isr RIVER srus'ion high airy and health and Sn
~. A. n,lss ~ he Ra road Depot al New bruns"ck y =
~, ~ Tu-nylke On the premises Il al orch
ard M .i,yt go ohace PeH Irees,-Apeiss ana "I"eI
Cshis hoYse superior Ice house, &c lhe nous.
6nished "a go,i s. and the furniture ~i De 81
n dexsree TIE title unqDeStEsaoe Ohs RAJ % vac
,,-cb,s. oasv can remain bond and mcftelze 1e-
s.,sI g., DrIce aud f,6her particulsrs, apply !"
Hruld-st " v.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-18
TAPER MISUNDERSTANDING &

Il DERRiCKSON i05 Fulton and So Ann-st.. Offer for
sale large Of writing wrapping. banging,
printing and SIZED papers al Manufacturers prices Paper
OF any KIND made 10 order a. the shortest notice D.
Rag warehouse $50 Soutn-st lel5u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-18
NOR SALE. Yonkers Lots, beauti-
NOR SALE CHEAP-A Summer HO-

u TEL and FARM attached, now dong first. rate
business most beautifully located the Atlantic shore
about 20 les from the city comprising within itself every
means OF enjoyment and pleasure desirable BY ITS visitors
This estate equally desirable as private residence or
lev acres viii be sold and easily BE- made an elegant
residence For particulars inquire Of .
su; i'm. A BENJAMIN. 20S Bowery, N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-18

yHO LET, No. Cortlandt-st., near
Broadway Rooms on the ID floor well lighted. and
nan Tor Offices light goods manufacturing purposes
Applv g. & PARTRIDGE, on the premises auib ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-18
a TRAVELLING COMPANION 70,
COMPANY MEDI-
ESSENCE of JAMAICA

Il CINES The Principal Ohc,' foS the sale Of tAe~
urrparations al iiis Broadway. junction a 9th az Ala
-, satc ~ many nfthe Drug Stores ault IN
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jan3-dtAI

On Hand.'-lt will be perceived that A. P. WARE
has, with his usual prompness and energy already very
large and desirable stock of SPRING CLOTHING made
up, generally in very superior manner.
He inform his friends and the public that his stock
Clothing, and his assortment of Furnishing Goods and
Piece Goods, for custom work. is little larger lit
tie BETTER and more complete than any former time
and he expects that the very moderate prices that rule the
whole, will greatly factse exchange, pnd all that of
thing He presumes that everybody knows his establish
men but to prevent loss of money by getting into the
wrong shop by accident he thinks as well to say that
all the foregoing has reference the Great Clothing Estab
lshment at and Merchants Row, front of the Wor-
Cester House. mar20-i,vov
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-25

FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW NULL AND VoIp.-Hear
Judge Tappan, late Senator in Congress, and former
Chief Justice of Ohio
The Fugitive Slave law of 1893 and its supplement
OF last session. unconstitutional. When / was on
the bench, decided that Congress could not consu.
tonaliy empower the State officers to enforce the laws
Of the United States.
"The Supreme Court Of the United States has since
made like decision The law of 1893, therefore. so
tar as it empowers the State officers enforce the law
Is now admitted to be unconstitutional The Constu-
ton does not give any powers to Congress to egisIae
on the subject of fugitive slaves No express power is
claimed. ltgives no implied power, because the i'm.
piled powers are only such Unnecessary and proper
for carrying into execution the foregoing pow ers viz:
the power of Congress in section WILL and all other
powers vested by this Constitution in the Government
OF the United States, any departments or officers
thereof No power is therefore, given to Congress to
act on the subject of Fugitive Slaves
"lhe last clause ofSec. 2, Art w., emo person held
to labor &c, is simply agreement between the
Staes and is for the States determine in what way
and before what tribunal such ssclams shall be tried
and settled. This would have been done probably had
not the Sveocracy, by passing the unconstitutional law
OF 1888, taken the business out of their hands, An
tlce in late EUeng Post takes very sound views
the subject. have long thought and said that the
law of 1898 was unconstitutional.
! "Senator Chase published the same opinion in the
Van Zandt think that now is the favorable time
to urge the matter upon the consideration Of the public
The Supreme Court has decided with the above excep-
ton, the law to be unconstitutional.
'Let US appeal to their masters-rHE PEOPLE
and prove to the satisfaction of that higher court that
the law Is not merely outrageous, but that void for
want of power in the makers of it,
"Let the PEOPLE know their right"
Daniel Webster also in his great 7h Of March Speech
uy admitted the want of power the part Congress
to egisae for the delivery offugtive slaves Ofcourse
ne admitted thereby the uncNnstituonaity of the law
ofl793. He said,-
81 have always thought that the Constitution Idress
ed itself to the Legislatures of the Safes or the States
themselves. says that those persons escaping to 9TH
er States, shall be delivered up, and confess have
always been Of the opinion that was an Injunction up
on the States themselves.
Wien il is said that person escaping into an tber
State, and becoming therefore, within the jurisdiction
oil that State, shall be delivered up, it seems to II the
import oil the passage is, that the State itself, in ,be
dIence 10 the Constitutions shall cause him to lie deliy
cred up. That is my Judgment. have always enter
taired that opinion, and | entertain it now.''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-25
Massachusetts, Legislature.

MONDAY, March "a.
SENATE. House papers were disposed of in
concurrence.
| The Judiciary Committee was instructed TO en-
quire if any legislation be enacted to distribute
more equally the salaries of the various Probate
Courts.
The Senate took up the orders of the day,
and the bills concerning the Manufacturers and Me-
chanicsAinsurance Company in Haverhll and TO au-
thorlse Thomas Sparrow and others to extend their
wharf were passed to be engrossed.
| Mr. Buckingham, from the special committee on
Slavery, submitted report which was read and Or
dered to be printed. Adjourned
In THE House., as usual on Monday morning,
the attendance of members at the opening of the
session was much less than on other days. Senate
papers were concurrently acted on.
The Committee on Probate was instructed to con-
slider the expedency of providing that hereafter,
whenever any persons shall be entitled to damages
for injuries to their estates, account of authorised
acts Of the Legislature affecting such property and
shall appear that persons so claiming such damages
have only an estate for life or years therein, and
that the remainder revision in fee belongs to 9th
ers, whatever amount may be legally assessed on
account of such damages, shall be paid into the
Probate Court of the proper county, to be invested
IN trust for the benefit of the several parties interest
ed according to their respective interests
The order; Of the day were taken up at a quarter
to II, and numerous unbeatable matters therein
forwarded one intermediate stage
The orders were then laid on the table, and the
chair read communication from John S. Sleeper
Esq OF Roxbury, resigning his seat in the House on
account of severe illness.
On motion of Mr.. Kellogg, of Pittsfeld, it was or
dered that precept be issued for new election in
Roxbury to fill the vacancy just created
The consideration Of the Corporation bill was then
resumed, and continued up to the adjournment
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-25

The Washington County IN. W Mutual Insur-
ance Company, which has been doing large BUSH
ness throughout Western Massachusetts, has just
thrown bombshell into the ranks of its customers
hereabouts by call for 80 per cent on their prem-
um notes. Some propose to resist payment, and a
portion of the disafiected call public meeting of
all interested parties in Berkshire County at Pitts.
field on the 25th inst Moral No. l. Be careful
about insurng in distant mutual insurance companies
in whose government you exercise no control No.
2. 1t isn't always the cheapest coat that is most
serviceable. Springfield Republican.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-25

CONFESSION OF GAMBLER.-We cory the fol-
lowing bit OF tesii nony, which comes from the right
source from the back of Bank Note, and commend !,
TO the particular attention of all who are given in any
degree to the exciting and dangerous employment Of
gambling 1t speaks volume
'Thc last $40 of 500, 900 left me by nv father six
years SINCE If he had never left it me should have
been better, much better, than am now-perhaps re-
spectacle mar-now ruined proaigate and gambler
But trump may turn up yet. Dec. II, 1S47
ADOLPH Nc Ho
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-25
New and Beautiful Embroideries %
CHAMBERLIN & cos

ME have within the past week opened the n,os, -.
w sive and elegant assortment Of "'' niost exten
EMBRoIDERIEs & LACE GOODS
ever offered in this city. We wonId men,ion - 49,
ly desirable, '0'r
REAL NALENClENNEs LACE COLLARS & CHIEFS
Eessn. Paris Wrought Muslin Collars, cnfs, cboma
Lets Sleeves, and other nice Embroideries Hnehie-
beautiful MANDARIN SLEEVE an entireIy o,uolng the
EMBROIDERED LACE CAPEs, BERTHAs AM
SLEEVES
IN great variety, and very low prices.
EMBROIDERED LINEN CAMBRIA COLLARS g.
UNDER HANDKERCHIEFs.
new and very desirable article .'t
BREAkFASr COLLARs-Verv nro,,
Mo,nrnng Collars with Cuffs. Do d. IINEEM ofoid1u
KERCHlEFS. w. LINEN HpD
Dinity and Muslin Bands,
ann variety OF other new and choice En,bceries d,
2 WIN iu assortment OF Edgngs and es ineiu
gains, at "iiNus' e'"' par
""'N0'oo'w" CIIAMBERN & cos
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-25

EDIToRIAL MoRTALITY.-John S. Skinner ESQ.,,
editor the Plough, the Loom, and the Anvil, died in
Washington last Saturday, in consequence Of Injuries
received by fall. Hon. Isaac Hill, the veteran edi-
tor of the New Hampshire Patriot, died in the same
city Sunday Major Noah brealhed his last on Sun.
day morning in New York city. aH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-25
CITY ITEMS,

CONTEMPLATED IMPRovEMENT.-The members
of the Universast Society in this city, held meeting
last evening, in the Vesry ofthe Church, and adopted
the report OF committee appointed at previous meet
ing, recommending the remodeIing of the inter OF
their Church, to give greater capacity for com
fortably seating its rapidly increasing numbers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-25
ADJOURNED SALE
Ut House and Lot at Auction


%A WILL be sold at Public Auction on tbe ,o,
lii on TUESDAY March 25th inst AZ bojP leanises,
O'Clock, A. NJ one ofthe best residences in ~
located on Bowdoin street "'o' III ule city,
! NC mouse lsneary new, and built in the nost ,bo,
ans rho manner The Garden large and con-
has an exceilent wei EInt Trees, and shrubbery II
possesses every desirable convenience oi "aslhg' and
rr Htn ho easy, ana made known at the sale
"pps,ps der W. WATT or s. W. sELBY q CO. ~
Aucfe
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-25

Quite Long Debate has lately sprung up in tha
Legislature of this State in reference the MANY ruess
attempts to elect United States Senator Some of the
angry dsputants became hoarse from excited speaking
and this created great demand for Buss COMPOUND
Cough Candy, medcated with Cod Liver Oil Nothing is
better to alay The excitement of passion and remove
Coughs colds, Hoarseness Influenza Catarrhs Whooping
Cough and all other diseases OF the throa and lungs
IL For sale by A. Clarke, Spur & Sbley d. Scott a.
20, h. L. Lazel r. ID. WctheIbee AMI James Greene
Worcester. mar9r-dI,v