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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

EVMr & Mrs B4reham. editors o
the Ohio C4ihrat0r. have left for Europe
10 attend the Worlds Fair. During
their absence they will correspond regu
larry for their paper.
PAGE's MAGNETIC LocnuoTvE We
learn from the Washington Telegraph
that Professor Pa gave his electro mag
netic loo motive another trinI yesterday
His success was better than before. The
car ran up the grade at the rae ui six Ut
seven miles per hour. 1t was supposed
that when the grade was passed, aud the
car placed IN the level track. IT would
run at the rate Of 10 or IL miles per
hour.
GAS FROM WATER -The Boston Times
Of the l9lh inst, says it is n fact that the
Rev. Hrury w Adams of that city, has
succeeded in converting water into light.
isays.
We entered the laboratory cavaliers,
ridiculing his theory; bur after m Isl
thorough and searching investigation, lefi
perfectly satisfied that the long sought
problem had been solved We could see
no occasion Ia duubt. for The thing was
demonstrated IN our presence. The
whole affair is based upon philosopher
principles, and is destined vastly to rx
tend the field of science. The process
does no: consist fore invention only, hn'
n series of the most brilliant d~iscovrrie,
in the sciences or Electricity. Magnetism.
aud Chemical Affinity.
What renders this most remarkable is,
that the water. by a simple process is de
composed into Oxygen gas IN great guam.
Titles, and the two gnsSes are 81 srpara
ted as Ia avoid all danger urrxplu.iun
Indeed the hydrogen is obtained in 50
pure a state that it ma be used with en-
tire safety.
Mr. Adams has invented a mode Of cat.
alyzing the gas at any distance from the
burner, and 10y this means produces the
mos; intense aud beautiful white light
which the eye ever bGheld. He has also
Invented a separate mode of increasing
the heat at the hydrogen flame 50 much
beyond the hent of any fame hitherto
known as to be able IL boil winter, and
generate steam for motive power, with
out smoke or cinderI with great rapidly.
Tho whole process Is simple. cheap,
practical. and perfectly safe. Mr. Adams
Is \ ripe scholar, mn clcunui writer md
has long been distinguished for rosrarch
aud practical knowledge as a chemist.
The whole series of iuycutiuts are char.
acler'zed by originality, aud are tine re,
suit "t extensive aud hong prnrractrd OK
periments Mr., Adams inlntmrl ne ,h,,
ne mas discovered lncnutrstnhlc proof.
that hydrogen gas is u metal, that oxyoeu
10 combined with it as base. and Tia,
water is therefore, m oxyde Of hydrogen
COULDN'T STAND rHE Cu.D -S,euh,u
Hall a queer genius, had made frruucn,
gracious promises Ia his troubled friends
that he would put him4eIfom of the way
One singing cold night, not long sincc.
he vowed he would Ga out aud freeze I,
death.
About eleven O'Clock ho returned, sliv.
ering aud swapping his fingers.
why don't you freezrl' says a loving
relative.
'Golly,' says the pseudo suicide, when
freeze ! mean tn take a warmcy R,gki
than tbs Er a.
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tp'lt is the custom. ms we lrarn rrom
an esteemed FREUD. in all parts If Scot
land 10 send Invitations when a death oc.
ours IN a family tn all the n%righh"rs to at
TEND the funeral. On Que occasion a
ne'gnoor was emitted by the bcreayed
iam''y' IN the usual iuvitn,i"u. II rend hav.
ing arisen between lhem Ga the day Of
the funeral. while the people were os
sembling, the sighted 'null vile onobls
to bear up "n'e her bereavement, any
longer, at length exclaimed - =
"A Nrrl! awrei! "" II ha'e a corpsc o.
our oin IN our an hou . some day!-see
MeH who'll be invited"
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7gNIlE WHOLE TRUTU.-Tho public arc in,

ENRESH AERIVAL.-The undersigned begs
n leave to invite the attention OF the citizens of Ian.
caster and vicinity, to his Extensive stock of
Groceries. at RETAIL, which for quality, variety
aud price Cqaaot be SWrpasScdi in this market.
Tie same variety Of Stock is kept at his Shop South
of the market-houSc and at the same prices.
Lancaster, January -. d3l JOHN LYONS.
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Flax CorrnN. Buffalo seems Ia have
taken tho lead in the manufacture % lhi,
new article, The editor of the Rcrub
lie Of that city. says he has seen a Speci.
men, spun at the factory aud undo the
Snprriutendeuce Of Mr.. r II Heywond,
or that city, from fax taken from the field
and rnttcd in six hours The yarn can be
spun as fine as M GO, 1t consists offye
cigh's AJAX aud three lights co,,ou, and
makes al excellent article.
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DR.. CHRlsTlE'S
GRLVANEC BRACELETS

""NNI 7|"EN- |T|F"N" IEI1 u
Are t,Undof vast aryice in cases of onvulsions mr. Fits,
Npfsmoiic complaints. and general Nervous Affections
Of 'Nr iloal ana upper oNirrml'ief Also in Palsy and
Paralysis ard uil diseases caused by deficiency of power
~ Nervous Energy IN the limbs or other organs Of the
body
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IT IV'I = II III ",
pFli"E-fostor', H%uiliins, Main Street up stairs
lNrcoatar December n. 1S4g. di2n
Doors AND SiOES.-Un hand a large assert.
50 mont OF v Rand Noy'5 >'.no, and Boots. Iadir.
Misses and 0liidrrua Foot, ari Tics. Also a laru.
stoc, ui Gum Boots srl Shoes for Mem Women an.
chi dr,l, inr sal" by LITTLE B~RESBAtuS,
Lancaster, October ~. 1850. On
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

JaunIicc, Dyspepsia. ChrGuiC or N,gyous
D-h..ilL. DL-.nae Of lnn AiLnnN-..

Jaunaicc, Dyspepsia, GbrGuic or N,ryou,
Debility, Di-,nsc Of tar Kidneys,
\ M al! diseases arising from disorder d LivgI
a 'ui tointch, aurl o, constipation, iuilur>s, On
bloc tp tr h.al. Fr,ditY ottbc, cuayh nausea, heart,
burn disgust ior food ,iullu'a or vni INT in the stomach,
sour crn 'ations. siuingo or TUTORING attI' pin o'ty
stomach, swimming 4 tMa head. lUlrild and difficult
breathing. 'aucrin- attic bcm'. ch.a,ingo or suirocs-
ing sensations VIII u in al iu- ro,luro,dun.ss of Wis
i'm, dots on webs ueiurr thrsl-bu fever. tUll pain in
Ne h'ad. deficiency Of .pur,p,ra.un, ycito"ua,, oi The
san and eyes, pain in tine id back, chest, limbs, Sc,
sudden Nu,hrs OF heat. Burning in the flesh, constant
imagining, Of evil, and srnt depression eft spirits,
CAN BIZ ETFLCrUALlN CURED BY
D z e. 60 4 DIS
CELEBRATED GERMAN BlTTERs,
Prepared By d.. c. =. Jackson,
ar IiiE t'HG}N EDuDINE%TURE
No 1919 Arch S,rcc,. philadelphia.
Thoirpowor oycrtho above diseases is not cNcellcd,
1t niual'yd, hy any otb. rr-3 arliion in Tine United
stat 49,. a., the cutrs attest, in many cases aitct skill
iul phy siritnS had hiind.
Tho uit'ors are worthy the att n.iou Of inyolids.
Po-t'NNinZ graf virtu s in the rartiication of
disease of Nh. liver end lessor glands, exercising the
most 'rriiug powcrat TO weakness N affections Of the
digestive organ tI'y are wiil,l,.a f,, crrtainN pleasant,
[Frum tha "Bo,lun bea."1
The editor said, D @ m1rr .2l-"Dr H0odard's
~ D 0 "a
C"i'brg'e' ,5crmo1 Ht'a& for ting cur of liver com
PAINT l'ano"' eV,Y.p,i', Chronic orn'rgous hill
iy.7 d serve ,ly one d" IN" most popular medicines
OF t,' Day. .h.' bi',1s ,avr been used by thou
r,'.'.' ,i,a ''S'',, a., cur dow says ne ms GhMs,l
com,irin, Gom t' ms, "rfTi, rem, 'ir , Va , ", , r,r.
vinc,l 0N7L. i'm IN. r., of ph,s. L;ttrs IN, ,sti.nt
col,nnly a,in, ,r"nr,t ,ri ,i,,,Ng f,,t ,ro,,S,. =" -,
|gr.at rp,,i r.t,p I,n, a.' n ,s,nt in t,.to ,,i
smell, and ean D. used by persons with The most deli,
W.aYe .r'si.r. r. n a. ,, |i' ,,c, i "a t't ,G. ~ Ni'e ni
wo adyi, fh.ir Is,."
T..Tbr l,.,ar of ..eco,'s vv,ctI, p.,or~ o,o -,
tho l,.'., r. ,,',,, a,I e W. 'V,''l l,per, pH9 %
in PhiaI lpSia. sSyyl-.Nr Ilo'nsnl,5s G.rinpn IN.
tors, maruiaotarud by DR.. JACKSON. are now recon-
ll'hd"d -, som OF t.e most from uent members OF
lh' tlcui'y, a. 'nor.lciroi mach efficacy IN cases of
i.'h"Ir weakness A77uth he case, we wouldad
wa. 'Il mo'aei' 'n Obtain "a holl''.a thus save them
serves wn,n SIZE l.as. Persons OF d"Dlll aied 'cnstl'
unions WhiH"' il'.' ol'lel5 2dVaht, ON. to their
.'all' az nov IRON lNpnri,nc tie sanitary Of
Tic iniad l,hi, cnirrI,ly a, otto. ono ort,c ,orv
!bast rmily s,Wspapcr- pul li,Esl In the United States.
says. anllvr do moi b@esitgi, to endorse every lattnr
from q source so r,spcctaLl..
alt t. seldom that we ,a.oni,and yb,t mr., formal
pa,rnt medicines, TO the copnd1nrc and pntron,g" ri
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SOL

lNo. GU,
An Act
To amend the act 10 INCORPORATE the State Bank of
Ohio, and other banking companies,
SGc /, Be il enacted by The General As
Semb'g j Tie State Of Ohio, That the Board
oi Control uny, at the time, and in the same
manner the president Is now by law elected,
elect an officer To he called the wee presi-
G'n'' who may perform any part or all the
duties Of the prcsldcnl, as said board mny di.
rect the term of office and the bond of the
wee president shall be the same as the pres.
ident.
JOHN F, MORSE,
Speaker Of The Rouse of Representatives.
CHARLES G. CONVERS,
Speaher Of The Senate.
March -, 1851.
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Laws OF OnIO-ny Authority.
mo. IL
AN ACT
To provide the mode of taxing certain Rail Road
Companies.

- nj
10 proVide the mode OF taxing certain Rail Road
O''i'1
SLU' L. ID ~ caaftei 6y NE General As
Se"ioy q ne Stqte q Cl'o, That unui 9th
e'"'se p'''.ueu ny Iow' all rail- ROAD comPa'
"''s ~ ms sue inc charters OF Wh'r' pro-
V'uc 'Iia' soen companies may be 'uXed uP''l
''eir uN'aehus' shhil rtP"r' t"e amount "
ehci' aI''u'nG modc Oy snch COMPANY I" we
A"u,'"r OF Ntt'e' wi'n'n Ten days "'tIr S,','
dividend 'h,'! h@Ve bee" made ana ""en
NE u'E'u'nds W"ue u"ci'g 'he year ny any
OF Sild ra'l ROAD companies S'a'i 'N'r'" '"e
per en- upon Us '"P'a' a'''N ""'JH S,I"
company o'y make "''"'"' ',."s s'"'I' ~
tHNl''on' ,hen "e n"a''"i " o,.'
ara" a O''i I"'"Fo' - we i,'","'r, - ,La
lor FIX per c'n'u'n ".'" I''
d''''"has i,alo uur''3 'e S,e,':1S yo,h
"h'ch ''a'' DC Pn'1 ''.,' 4, J'''a I.y
's III" YAK "ro" Eu.' u.''o' H., ~ "fP'"
P'''''' as QUE, r'ic r . ,"n,'' . :" , -. .an''
'nd real proper! W s4'n 'a,' ''au ,"."P"-
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2~ @~rf =. =. uhW%s,
AFFEGS hi5 services to tine citizens of Lancaster
ant vicinity. OrrIcE in ;ho I'll graph lu!ldng
.'Esinr.'cr, llst A4Gae mort. u the ne school.l,ouse ,
Bread street.
ADJUST >, 1850. I05
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Tic Dninranv end wenralsia.

These jro'Nl and egnniying complaints are imme
tf'r'F '''if'rf hl thr n%pr,c1Hon of the G,LyANIc BEIT,
N'C,. ,ct pui EIrsu The Ielt liduees the Electricity
through tho 'ys''n the Necklace has a local effect, and
tae t,ntt srts diicotlv upon the affected nerves, In these
iiStre7sing aA'ctjons the application NEVER FAILS.
o. MANY hundred Certificates from all part, of the
county of te most extraordinary character can be
given % required.
mr. CHPrgTiES G,4LTlNTC .qRTfCLES, and
tlnv mst be- wuru hv the most feeble and delicate, with
perfect el.e Hrl safety In many cases the sensation
a':cn't7g their uss is higbly pheasant aud agreeable.
They can he sent to any put OF the country,
Prices:
The Galyan,c Belt, Three Dollars
Tie falvlnic Necklace, Two Dollars.
TIC Gs,vau;J bracelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
&C. The articles ste accompanied by full and go
l%ir.'u'rs i%nmrh!c' with lul particulars may be had
Of the a]ntang2od Agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
90 BsY1yc Of Coui'tf.iS and 10. hisss limitations
.. G. MoREHEAD, M. D.,
GENERAL AGlNL.lR 'llE UNITED STATES,
i3s broadway, New York.
For sale in Lancaster. Ohio, by the authorised
Agent. GEORGE G. BECK.
Aud by authorised Agents in all the principal
towus OF the State.
June %, 1850.
NEW FALL GOODs-A large and general assert
1 Y ment now opening, and bargains to be had at the
cheap store opposite Sh@ter's Hotel.
November 8, 1900. w. L. WISE
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actentitled An act for the preservation and re-
pair of the National Road, and for the collection
Oftolls thereon, passed March 10, 1897" passed
March 3, lSl0.
Sec. l.. Be il enacted By The General As.
sem6ty of the State Of Ohio, That the National
R I'D shall be placed, by The Board Of Public
Works, under the superln.eHdence OF one
resident engineer, to be appointed by said
Board, who shall hold his office for the term
of one year, and shall qualify and give bond
before entering on the schure of his duties,
and shall perform all the duties heretofore
performed by two resident engineers upon
s I'd road, in the same manner as IS provided
IN the act or acts hereby amended; and such
resident engineer ,hall receive for his ser.
Nlrcs the same compensation paid to other
resident engineers in the employmeHto fsaid
Board.
SEc. ,. 50 much Of the act hereby amen
ded as divides The National Road into two
divisions, aid all nets or parts Of acts lncon-
slslrnt with the provisions OF this act, be,
aud the same ARE hereby repealed.
JOHN F. MORSE,
Speaker Of The HiqSe NJ Representatives.
CHARLES c. CONVERS,
Speaker Of lie Scnqte.
March 25, lS5l.
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HENiNMELL y

~rCprt. pr,IrnT
y GiiviSSr ~ q ~ ,'5 associated WIN h'ms'.
a., .L,,,' # :, ri, . " m "''i'l Ghu 'H' Iu''i''S q
tl' an"'' FOUNDRY "il be !. @r"iier conducted nrdc
800 ,,'u-"''', ~ % .i'h 'i"hR1'
% ,r :. ,""niI vas . rn 'l.'a'd ami i'm
ioy prepared to do any ind Of ,Sor. i, 7bc;r IL i;r, =
~ tlojr work viii Hc done in the most subs,au,i,
and imported m.nurr and warranted.
CONFER. Tin and Sbpct-Iro, U,rc.
w,. ,..I ."''r 80 ""'
,riii,,,n, mont ,T' ,o :, .,oI ivy. NJ NJ vi 'oH" oEh in' ''
E,,J ag ~, C,'cI'r,J J, -, D,f., IT. D.' "'.'
''r' = "t' .S,h'F'' S'.Ie' "h'r' ihhy, intend 70
'",' '''' 'N' business ma is van on' branches, They
fa'l' ~ m, = ~ = "' ',nI s,u ~ t'l.E''ur' TO u! ra,,
.nao " ~, ~ 'I ana ,ivl iron ."r,,' N"lt' VA.
W. ,,' ''''" ~ ''''''. ''' ''''o.I" ''"e,' rates
stoves, t!"!iOw" ARE and PlOughs.
ln connection with the other daparinort, ,c tb,i,
BUSINESS, lhev imtnito b..tow dur ,har" O, ,t,on
tin, Il, th, r,rur.,.u,, and .,I, 'C So, ~"
Ware and viuu.hs. The, wia ALWAYS 1, suyrlio,
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0bt Guntastcr @u3rtte.
Saturday evening, May 3, 1851

SAVINGS INSTITUTED Directors Al
ne annual meeting held On the lst inst
the following gentlemen were elected hi
the ensuing year:-H. Miers' job" {
Weaver, Geo. SanJerson. Il. L"henihal'
n. J. Peters, w. Phelan aud 5. McCabe
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OhIarch 2j, 1851.
No. S3.l

[No. 80
AN Act
To provide for publishing tie New Constitution.
SIC. !. BE- II cnacfed by the Gpaerai As.
sanity Of the &ate Of OjJo, That the Conn
ty Auditors, in The several counties in this
State, be, and they are hereby required to
cause TO be published IN their respective
counties, for one week, n correct copy Of the
new Constitution, in every weekly ncwspa-
per published and in general circulation in
such county, before the first day Of May next,
at n rate not exceeding the price paid for
publishing the general laws, to be paid ont
Of the State Treasury on the order of the Au-
dltor of State.
JOHN T. MORSE,
Speaker oChe H1Hse Of Representatives
CHARLES c. CONYERS,
Spcater Of lie Scnaie.
March u, ISL.
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APPOINTMENTS BY InE GOVERNOR. -
We learn, by the Statesman. that Gov
Wood has appointed j Mccormick, al
Adams county, Attorney General. in the
place of Henry Slanbery, whose term oI
Office has expired.
Elijah Hayward, of McCmnel-viIle
has also been appointed Librarian. il
the place Of John Greiner, who has re
sign d that post. and gnncto New Mex
80
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mo. ST.
AN Act
To amend the &C. entitled IAN net T. amend the
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

RSome of the young Locof,cos are
alking Of running Isaac p Walker 81
Wisconsin, az their next caudidare for
she Presidency aud to assist in epIarg
ng his vote, they intend 10 engraf upon
heir standard the Land Reform measure.
They havn'l Iooked far enough yet.
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I AW PARTNERSHIP have associated CHAnLEs
2AD. MARTIN with myself in the practice OF the
Law, and will in future adopt the style off d.. c.
D. MARTIN, in the management of business entrusted
to my care. JOHN d. MARTIN.
Lancaster, October S, lS5O,-Eagle copy ly23
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GERMAN MEDICINE STORE.

MES GATES having purchased the interest q
Would say to his old friends and the public. that he i,
on hand al the old stand, N the Tallmsdge Housewife
a large and complete assortment of HaicheS, JciUeirg
Fancy Goods, &c SC which no is determined to sell
as low as can be bought anywhere.
Lancaster. December 81, 1850
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i1VMr & Mrs B4reham. editors Of
the Ohio C4itIratoy. have left for Europe
To attend the World'o Fair. During
their absence they will correspond regu
larry for their piper.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-08
MECHANICS, FAIR.

The Mechanics Fair which commences in this city Tues
day. the 10Th nsf in the new building of Exchange
and Union Streets owned by Mr.. VIM. T Merrfed bids
fair to be of the most interesting exhibitions yet given
by the Worcester County Mechanics Association.
The superintendent with much pleasure announces that
the following Railroads have offered transport arti-
cles to and from the Fair CHARGE viz: Boston and
Worcester Providence and Worcester, Norwich and Wor-
cester Western aud Worcester and Nashua the owners
assuming all risk and to load and unload the same The
building and spacious, four stories high containing
over % 900 feet floor surface, located within minutes
walk othe Central Exchange will be lighted with gas FUR
nished with steam power, and afford contributors the
means of displaying articles in the best possible manner
the close of the exhibition there will be public sale of
articles owners contributors may wish to dispose OF,
due notice of which will be given hereafter. Contributions
should be directed the Superintendent when forwarded
by Railroad, together with description and origin OF the
same and must be received as the 18Th inst.
sep5 d6twlt JOHN BOYDEN, Supt.
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For the Spy.
SruRRR1pGE. Sent. 4th. ]

! STURBRIDGE, Sept. 4th, 1881.
| GENTs:-Having few leisure moments this even
ing, have concluded to write short letter to you and
should it contain anything that may be ofservce to the
cause, in which interested, you are liberty to
publish it in your valuable paper
Our friends, in this town. are waking up to a sense oil
of their duty view of the approaching election. 1t is
thought, by intelligent in this section that it will
be the most spirited State election that has taken place
for many years, nasmuch as the success of the reform
measures, which were commenced last winter, are
pending the result. The mass of the people are or
ought to be, deeply interested in those measures and
should not through indifference, allow minority to
undo what large majority of the voters, in this State
have done and anxious have carried out. 1.-THE
friends Of freedom and the free Democrats of this State
give their united support to those measures, there is
not the least doubt of success and only so, but it
will be severe rebuke to the growing spirit of slavery,
so clearly manifested IN certain quarters. We hope
soon, TO learn through the columns of your paper or
otherwise, that friends are waking up in other
towns, and are recognizing and preparing for the COM
ing contests.
The Sturbridge Freedom Club was reorganized in
the Town Hall, on Monday Evening, Ist inst A new
Board ct Officers was chosen, who will, undoubtedly
do all in their power carry out those principles for
which 1t was first organized. Our thanks are due to
the old Board OF Officers, for their fidelity in the dis
charge Of their several duties, especially to Mr. Henry
Haynes, Jr who has presided over the Club ever since
1t was first organzed and has lived to see that the
Free Soil party has become "fxed iact,' although il
was confidently asserted, by whose judgments had
ought to have served them BETTER that ssthe Free Soil
party would be dead door nail within six months
after the then Presidential election His successor
Mr. Emerson Johnson. (our representative last wear
is man of acknowledged ability, and well qualified lo
the place he now occupies. After reoryanzing the
Club, three Delegates chosen to attend the State
Convention, vz:-Henry Haynes, Jr., Emerson John
son, Nelson Bennett. Substitutes S. F. Marsh C. &
Allen, V. p. Newland.
good feeling manifested by those present, anc
the meeting adjourned again at the call of tn,
Officers You will probably hear from us again through
our baot-box in November next,
Yours truly,
| NELSON BENNETT Sce'v
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Free Soil State Convention.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual State Con
ventiou Of the Free Soil party of Massachusetts, will
be holden at Worcester, Tuesday, September 10th,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ nominate candidates for the Of
fees Of Governor and Lieutenant Governor, and 10
slider and adopt such measures may be deemed just
and necessary in order to promote the great of
Freedom throughout the Union, and equal rights and
representation throughout the Commonwealth.
The several cities and towns requested to choose
delegates the Convention in the proportion Of three
for every Representative the General Court which
they are by law entitled.
The Free Soil Committee in the several cities and
towns requested to take all needfu steps
a full representation of that portion of the people who
consider the claims of justice and liberty paramount
those of party
By order of the State Central Committee,
HENRY WILSON, Chairman.
EDw. L, KEYEs, Sec'y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-08

PRIZE CoNcERT.--IIorn, Wells, g. Brggs's
Ethiopian Serenaders propose to give prize concert
at Flagg's Hall, this evening, on which occasion
will be awarded three prizes, "a Gold Pencil, Gold
Breast Pin, and Gold Seal Ring,) to the author of
the three best conundrums. The conundrums are to
be addressed TO S. A. Wells, at the Worcester
House, before O'Clock, this afternoon IRE par
tcuars will be found in the advertisement in anotber
column AS this plan is something new in this place,
we have no doubt it will prove highly successful
Those intending to be present, will have to secure
their tickets early 10 secure seats. This will posi-
lively be the last appearance Of this yorte band in
this city, as they appear at the Temple, in New Ha-
ven, on Tuesday night.