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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-06-14


publir gatherings; boys who are ready To-
laosh or arflapd, or to adopt any other
means 10 ", IL 10 known tuey arc m hand I.
ven.rat@s uss,fors wives, and wiaows
young ladies aw ard blooming eirls ia
their teen, and lille a.i,ses who may bs
CHASED with the eaIy spring flowers. Al
were there, Marshall bal turned out, 10
anticipation OF til. promised intelise:.:=!
treat.
But passing by common lAsce themes
with Tbs same rsp,d1y 'hst novelist docs
t1rGnh.aoriiy of his hero. OF politician the
s38 Of tlse Isle Congress, let rs, ~ = jass
ch~nic'sr ofvvsn,s, proceed.
The lecturer commenced. Ills discourse
appeared 20 have been carefully written,
aud fully smbeIIshed with quotations But
whs,hsr owing to the dsilncss Of ;iils man.
The theme, the hsavinsss n tie atmosphere.
or our own rniBd. nsvsr d<pss listen to =
di.courss with assss hssst s,ing dssls1
to be away. WslIe Y y = tssAl
ear. 10 60 gQ1VKg tina,
somssA . 49, might escape
O. laughed ut stale. anisdcla
" Il 6--ws followed HIN through
Ik,lerings oi insxtficabls dullnssr Ea,
tired uaiare. 1t last refused, wha; poiisucss
would willingly have given. Wa sapsd--
we nodded until, finally, unable 10 endure
the infection longer, we grnspcd our hat,
and romooseai
The isr'tire vas something Ike . school
commissioners report, most of il teiog
sbon. he great state Of New York.
II appears That the people of TEXAS ATE
pretty respectable people, viii, considerable
advantages. If we are wise, it is possibls
we may seme day 10 eqna to the Emp.rs
State in ciaeation aud morals.
Mr.. ". is pcrhaps o highly educated and
accomplished gentleman; but we fear ls
viii make bnt lials Roadway ~ lecturer
' '"'"'' '",'"''' N''' "'' "' - ''',''
''a'inei. IN s'''s fesf'rs tnrfe IS sc'rc''y
Village ia Texas, IA which lie has not
.enly superi6fs. 1t appears that 10 has
,cen over the State delivering these lectures.
Ne commend his spirit, and his philanihro
n.y. even II motive Tor 't may be ioani
u his being an agent foe northern school
MT.
'o'"s'
On Vuex.inv Mr. Mortimer favored MS
,, r !,
w" u 'e'''"As"' " '"s ''e'''o worn 'o'
word; that Is a. Ear US Il wout The ~
,la,isc, ". learn. was SO great that hs
sho,, .f lie d., u;.i,rs ,yea,
49, " Wv " -
lcorr,,Iri,.,snes ot ~ y y, l.n1ldj
smsr s.,a - .' All IL 1881
III, .,a,,, L,s ,,,,,,, L,'.--,,e Iu',, Il
an ;n,.et II, o,. ali .af,. saws Mr..
,veh.cr NJ lt,r,i.L,,,g the d.a,,.r il
war .ays Mr. (iav-tl,e .,re;,.s of south
,,rolina ara lint NJ. harmless eahe,s of tic
a,itat;on. an riobt. Mississin.
!; M, ,,ia;aa,;ng ,b. Na,hyill. ronyca.
lon has fai,iy p,natt.l. Ike M old field
.abL;t n, .iwl, ,f The hounds. Gen. Footc,
rom h,,ins ,,ecr tie prophet appointing
,peei,l dan for d;~,lu,.on. became N.
sery urince and po,ea.nte OF the eonpro.
la,hcr of tho COMMITTEES oi t!nr.
sen. and ,he godfather Of the bia omnibus,
has senudatsd reaad,a,on, and
,.i;,i.I nu!I;Gen...n. She can't 90 it. And
;vorr;n ! Wk.t saws lsa.c Walt,i
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-06-14

ia. 4gGO1T III ssndi,'sir - ,sfs--en,
~ n Harrison sid iirsl'a, y, Ito STATE
1Mp A MI Il Candidate y represent the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-23
ON CIR E S S.

TUESDAY, Jan. 2l.
SEHATE.-Petitions were presented by Messrs.
Dayton, Dickinson and Miller, for and against
amendment Of the Patent Laws.
Mr. Pierce presented petition from the Regents
of the Smithsonian institution, asking that the sur
plus Of $4,000 remaining after completing the
buIldiag be taken back into the Treasury, and ad-
dcd to the permanent fund now there belonging TO
the institution.
! Mr.. Sturgeon presented petition from various
merchants of Philadelphia, asking Congress 10 cs-
tabsh a line of mail steamers from that city TO Rio
Janeno.
Mr.. Mangum offered a resolution relative to the
expedency of recognizing the State department.
Adopted,
A resolution to amend the Rules, by allowing any
motion 70 be withdrawn before action upon it, was
taken up, debated at length, and adopted.
A second resolution, prohibiting debate on mo-
ton proceed to the consideration of business out
OF its order, was debated and rejected.
! The Senate then resumed the consideration Of the
French Spoliaton bill, and Mr. Seward spoke in ia
vor Of the bill Upon the conclusion of his speech,
the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE.-'i'he Speaker called the attention ofthe
House to the accumulation of business on his table
ing over rom the last session. this, he said it wa
his duty TO do if the House intended to act on it..
But he was of opinion that the regular order was
to call for tie reports from the Committees he no.
ped this would be done, as there were many iMpor-
tant bills ready to be reported.
Mr.. Bayley spoke of State business, and said, if
the House continued to make other special orders,
and did not sustain him in making the general APP
preparation bills such, the chances that they
would be lost.
The Com nttees were then called on for re-
ports.
| A report of board on the subject of relative
rank of Navy ard Army officers, was read from the
President, and referred to Committee on Military
Affairs.
The House spent the remainder of the day prnci-
pally in referring to the Senate various bills.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-23

The results fthe elections Monday in the seven
districts show that the people repudae
the Charlatans who have brought Commonwealth
into such disrepute by their proaigate aiching in off
ces of honor and trtst.--Egis.
1t would have been well for veracious neshbor to
have given the figures, but as he did not furnish
them to him below, only promising that if he finds in
the Wing vote any cause Of congratulaton, he has a
very excellent faculty of coming out strong under the
circumstances"
In the LIST District, the falling off in Upham's
is 1870, Sewai's 1896.
In the Sd District Duncan's 1779, Hggonson's III.
the 4th District, Thompson's 1880, Palfeys IT'S.
lnthe 38 towns in the 5h Bartons l449, Aliens 1913.
In 81 towns in the 7h Goodrch's 1869 Hayden's 1914.
In IA towns in the 10th, Scudder's 49S, Harris SOS.
Thus will be seen, that the only district where the
falling off in the Free Soil vote has rot been eaceeda by
the falling off the Wing vote is in the 10th, where the
Hon. Zeno Scudder has been chosen by the aid Of Free
Soil votes, for the very that the Advertiser and
Egis Hunker clique had resolved to PIT him down, a;
in the of Hon. Horace Mann and Hon. Grin Fow
Ter, because of his sympahcs with the principles o
freedom, justice, and humanity
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-23

THE DIVISION OF THE COUNTY. The Egis of
yesterday publishes full report of the proceedings at
the adjourned meeting of the Convention held in Fitch
burg on the 18th, il relation to the division of the
County ga long discussion eysue6 es Of fem1pleton.
as an offset TO the Address Of the Committee, which
was participated in by Alvah Crocker Esq, Hon. MIR.
Niancur, and Rev. George Trask of Fitchburg; Geo.
Swan, Esq ofHuhbardston, J. Stevens Esq. of Athol
and Colonies Lee and Day OF Templeton. We should
publish the proceedings entire but for the fact that
when the Convention adjourned it adjourned sine die
without taking any action whatever upon the subject for
which was convened which to render lengthy
report unnecessary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-23

A Little Incident.

| MEssRs. EDITORS: While passing, last evening,
through one of the thoroughares of our city, nv aten-
ton was attracted to the truan movements of a horse
which soon discovered had wandered away from his
MASTER and likely, the least occasion of fright
to dispose of himself and the vehicle to which he was
attached, in manner not very profitable to the owner
or very safe to pedestrians.
Though the evening was then dark, and l had under
my care weary female companion, to say nothing of
sundy parcels under the folds Of my cloak could not
but feel that humanity and duty required of me the ex
ercse of what little aptitude mig possess in taking
care of The stray property and restoring TO its owner
accordingly led the animal into the road whence he
seemed to have strayed and, observing at little dis
lance brilliantly Illuminated front room on the paror
floor of neat cottage, innoceny supposed that the
owner Of the property had in charge might D. ssibly
be guest under that roof, enjoying the pleasures Of So
eial intercourse, quite unconscious Of any evil Detailing
him.
Therefore halted the animal, approached the door,
rung the bell, and the door opened by gentleman.
to whom stated respectfully and briefly as probes
sonal man knows how, the circumstances of the case
and inquired hopefully ahether was right in nv con-
lecture as to the Of the horse being there To
this negative response made; and while about TO
reply by some light remark upon the dilemma in which
found myself, masculine voice proceeding from an
adjoining room, uttered, in suly and selfish Tone the
words-'Shuth the daorP The door was shut with more
dccency than the command given; and my reaec
ton on leaving, to resume my pcregrnaions with nv
iour-esged friend, simply this, namely, that the
man who could act 50 hear essy while surrounded by
50 many Of the comforts and good things of life as did
he to whom refer--whose name did not know por
care tothough certainly object of Gorbearing py,
was far less an object Of admiration than the noble
yet unconscious beast which was leading. r..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-23
Massachusetts Legislature.

TUESDAY, Jan. Il.
SENATE. Sundry house papers were disposed of in
concurrence.
letter was read from Charles B. Hall, signilying
his acceptance Of the Office of Treasurer and Receiver
General of the State. The report OF the Commission
ers Of Public Lands, was received and ordered to be
printed.
Mr.. wilkins reported bill providing for the increase
Of the capital Of the Lexington and West Cambridge
railroad.
The Senate at II O'Clock proceeded to meet the
House in convention in order 10 qualify Messrs. Alley
aud Hubbard, Councillors elect.
On their the Judiciary Committee was instruc-
ted to report what additional Legislation is required
protect the property Of married women, and to prevent
imposition on the public by of lotteries. Adj
HOUSE. Among the petitions, from 5. d.
Bradford and others for division of RoXbury, and
sundry for an asylum for nebriates.
Messrs. Parker Of Shirley, Brannng of Monterey,
Brooks of Boston, Clark of Northboro' Root of Ches-
ter, Payson of RowIey, Andrews of Montague, Aspn-
wall of Brookline, Swain of Nantucket, Bardwel.of
Hatfield. Vincent Of T,buy, Perkins of North Bridge
water, Cartwright of Somerset and Cobb of Eastman,
were appointed the committee the subject of an
amendment of the Constitution in relation 10 the basis
of representation.
Messrs Stone of Charestown, Colman Of Newbury-
port, Allen of Shrewsbury, PhInpton OF Boston, and
Bartlett Of Richmond, were joined to the Senate Com
nittee on the subject of Homestead Exemption Law.
t'crr"5u rrccfved roi.s
ing the House of Mr. Websters resignation Of his seat
IN the United States Senate, and Mr.. Winhrop's ap-
pointnent to the vacancy Laid on the table.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-23

ifIIss's Compound Cod Liver Oil Candy
Cou LIVER oll Is now used in England, Germany and
ou lof ScTo uous Rheumatic Gouty kindred diseases
u win the most marked success. It's great healing
ltieS are hversay ACKNOWLEDGED. Dr. Bliss of Sn1in
iet mas awaited himself of the oil and conpoupd,d with
"[G e gTeaehs the hole constituting most aereea-
o Cy Possessing all the efficacy of the oil ITSELF II is
CHASER must beware of comterfis F
~ prepared by B. X BLISS sole proprietor spriDoGeIJ
general agents for Worcester 80 ~ IL ~ ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-23

r.,,,-, Z -VNONV1VO UNIUIIl
EiE subscribers have hand and offer for cole -
l. quantities 10 suit purchasers, '0' sac III
On On OGes's PRIME ,oelsng and Nngyong TEA
" II: AID 1 . II. do
70 DPS stIart's Refined SUGARS ard RyP.
l0O packages of RAISINS and FIGS
Also, Brown SUGARS, in great variety
aufe SrlCEs and COFFEE, FISH, MOLAseEs &c
vii ao ri s ana but one Price, and such prices as
VIM anu" Helueh,a protection, TO Cash paye!s
Pleasant near Main Street
Woyccster 1an o, II. GRIFFIN & co.
- ., 20 jal2}-dCtw2t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-23

" W nat every one says must be true that is thot
bufGl'ts Oleaenous Medcated Compound win nrevtrt
he mar soft and healthy appearance II Won Jont II
Try bottle and your doubts will be removed Mannfsc
gist and Apotheeary. Clinton Mass snd in ~, ~
b. l. Lazell, Druggist, and Enoch Merrill an3l ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-23
Cossress,o1.aI ELECTIONS.

We give below the returns from all the towns IN the
5ih district, except Dana, HubbardstCn, Milford. In
West Brookfel, there was no to meeting, owing 10
some omission on the part ofthe town officers.
In November, these towns gave Allen 5ll6, Barton
S704, Knowton 5000. Majority against Allen 22I8.
The present majority against Hen is only $3.50
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-23
A Rare Chance for Eote, Koora,s

me subscriber offers for sale the furnite md lease
G in' VEL Wen Known known sTAND-known as WATTS EX
AZ ~ situated nearly opposite the Court House
VIC dDCNe stand Is the nearest the Court IIouse If mn
P"1ei M me place, and but five minutes walk from ths
nd'ion stations it is considered of the hest Stond.
" le OI'y POSSESSION given on or before the r of Ill
ises. ~ N"'s''i"eI on me prem
Worcester, Dec. 25h, 1850. w. n MAInc
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-23

" " Ii. PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent
authorized Agent for the SPY in the cities of New Yor
ana Philadelphia and duly empowered to take advertise
ments ana subscriptions His receipts win regarded as
payments. Ills offices areBoston, Scollay's Building
Court street; New York, Tribune building; rhIadeIobn
" V'ip0' +ii4V aoe NhesIut streets. DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-23

DIR. III. BUXTON, PULMO> Isr. -- OFFICE
iud RESIDENCE, No Y corner of Mechanic and Carl,
ton-st-Where his service can be promptly Obtained m
any hour by day Or night when prevented by previous
Professional Duties y r
Auscultation and Advice, Free. diLdeco5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-23

mHS' ?. GOODWIN, an experienced and success
iu MidNlie las one hundred and can testify during
te past year, 1862 holds herself in readiness day and
mgh 10 attend to the duties Of her prof ssan Thankful
Tor past iavors share of patronage is solicited which
man, word to the wise is sufficient Residence No 6
Austmstreot' l3mosl Worcester, Jan. 10, 1851
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-23

SPIRITUAL RAPPIEGs.-Col. Hall. of Bridoenor,
who has just taken some pansto investigate the apr-
ltual knowledge IN Stafford and elsewhere is giving
public lectures on the Straps" He 'rap anywhere
and in any required quantity, equal to any ofthc "spr
tual agencies" butt s@ubul il he can ran to SO
much purpose as, Sunderland
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-23
SALE OF STOCKS,
At Boston, XVeEuas,sor- oo

,,l society at large is Indebted to William Boyle Pr
81 Ion series Of the most unexcepIio1ahI
tluid Is eX ensvey used and stands at The head
o. me t OF pre- partitions for STRENGTHENING and beat;Gi
assistant IN combining with this Troublesome tost
beneficial effects. " i' "i'cu III us
For y, sale in Worcester by D. Scott, Jr & TLayeu
W ~ " "Nen' jsn22-eodlwwIt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-23

u JOB PRINTING of all kinds-PamphIe.s
Catalogues, shop Bills, Bank Checks, PIa.
SaE"s' concert Bills, Visiting and Business
@' rosters, &c. &c-NEArLY and PROMPTLY
0AeoUteo az ms OFFICE. upon moderate terms DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-23

THAT MUMMY.-Ii is said that the female mummy
which lilidden unroled to the admiring gaze of the
Philldclphians,a few evenings snce, rejoiced when
alive, in the euphonous Of mut-as.anks, and
that she was the daughter OF Air. Got-afankh.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-23
jan1 If

J.. *. CLARK, HOMEOPATHIC PHySr
CGAN--No, Walnut Street. Office hours frnm 2 Io {
A. NJ, and from TO 3 2. NJ.
Worcester, Jan. LIST, 1851. ian1 tf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-23

NOAACE1is hereby given that Premium Daruomeotyros
will be taken, coored and neatly nut mn in handsome
rocco Cases, at No. Brinley Hall, for SO cents.
jun6f DIR VAN Al SrrlN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-23

MORTALITY ON SHIpBoARD.-The british
ship Arabian, Capt. Loury, arrived at New York on
monday alter the long passage of 50 days. from
Liverpool had twelve deaths on the voyage.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-23

FLORIDA us. SEEAToR.-A Geographic despatcb
reports that Mr.. Mallory, Democrat, has been elected
to the U. s. Senate from Florida, in the place of MIR.
Yulee, by coalition Of Wings and dissatisfied Demo.
Gratis.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-23

LEWIS L. Joy, Architect Third s4o,,
~ lniey row, Opposite the American Temperance
Jano WORCESTER, MASS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-23

DIR. HARRIS, f54 DIain street, is prepared 10
extract Teeth WITHOUT pain by the use of his recently lis
covered substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM dslfJuy7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-23

u An experienced Nurse NAV be Obtained pnon op1
cati'n to Mrs A. Pierce the Female Physjcidn NJ
Main Street. ~ ''' 'o' Il
Worcester, Jan. 20, 1851 ionood9r,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-23

u6' Mrs Hepsibal IIartshorn, Of Amherst, died
on Saturday last, having lived to the good old age Of
lVo years and months She was in her usual health
up to the day of her death.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-23

ACCIDENT TO A MEMBER OF CoNGRFss.-Tbe
Washington correspondent of the New York Express
Suys' under date Of 10Th, that the streets were almost
m2assable on account of ice. The Hon. Preston King
fell, in consequence, and broke his knee PAM
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-23
Mrs. Thomas.

! ATE from New York has located brsa,r ,,,. -
a. FELTON, where she is prepared TO mate al WI
r PIE SAEm IN, such as CLoAKs GAoUEs' MAN
DiaEssEs OF every description, RoeE de
sc. mourning made on the shortest notice
- 80 90 jan23d3wis
Ia1oresses Wanted Immediately.
TWO or THREE GIRLS wanted to work ON foots a.,
Pants. Apply immediately TO ''' VI ooa's ana
Grafton Ion D. L. STOCKWELL
- -- ia23-d6t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-23

WILLIAM DICKINSON. Notarx, pnt1,c
WEI attend this and to other matters of business ar m
Office over the Central Bank.
Worcester, Oct: g, 1856. DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-23

fEGGED Doors AND SHOES FOR THE WoRLp's
fAlR.-Pegged boots and shoes we believe are pre
eminenty an American manufacture. Until mite re.
Gently this kind of work was unknown in Fnoand
and an enterrisng Yankee, Mr. Sylvester of Dauvors
was The rst to Introduce to the notice OF the English
pubic There is now one mandatory or more in
England, supplied, in Part at least, with American
worknen, employed in making pegged boots and shoes
Hitherto this Kind of work has been considered arI
cable only to the coarser fabrics. But from some
linens OF pcgged work which we had the pleasure Of
seeng the other day, at Messrs. Fcgg s. Bu,bank,s
Central street, we perceive that this kind of work i
applicable to the most finished and incest kinds of gep-
tlcmen's boots and shoes. Messrs F.. & y. have =
beautiful show case filed with specimens of their work
which they design TO send to the Worlds Fair. At
London, as samples ofAmerican woYkmanshi hin. Thsse
articles consist of Mems, Bnys and ChilIrens b,ots
Congress boots, MonlcIeys, Oxford ties and French
strap Shoes of the most elegant Workmanship. Though
al pegged, no person uhacqaanted with the business
would suspect that they anything bat specimens
OF the incest Kind of sewed work. for even on the
most careful examination not sign ola neg can bc din;
covered the very marks of the stitches being nicely
countereited, and the soes being perfectly pliable
Messrs. Fogg and Burbank have, as VIC understand
a large factory at South Weymouth, where thew en-.
ploy some seventy hands in the manufacture of pcrocd
boots and shoes of every description and to such nor.
lection have they brought the business, that tl,ero
seems to be nothing wanting recommend their work
to general acceptance, especially as it IS nearly one.
third cheaper than scwed work. TIE business Is car
ried on under the Immediate supervision Of one Of III,
partners Of the firm, while the otheratends to e sale,
OF the work in this city, We recommend sucb Of on,
readers as have any curiosity regarding such matters
to give Messrs. I. & b call, and examine their boou
t'iul work, at Nos. Z and Central street. If thei
showcase does not asonsh our transatlantic Crs,o.
we shall be much mistaken Boston Tfa,elly.
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AGoofl Chance.

AGood Chance.
A GENTLEMAN of good education md eda.os. ,,,
"A nriYs business habits, may hear of uermane,,, NV. NV,
through the i. o post paid 0'i"ey, . d.
Worcester, Jan 81. ,oo ,o
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-23

views of Gov. Boutwels Message ?-4Ggis.
When we get ready Spy.
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100000.

TO THE LADIES.
b)LGhrf; ear in mind that the GREAT ssrroenp,
L. GOODS, nj the ''AhH Oh DRY
City Store,
Ii 70 b. continued for snort time at still
GREATER REDUCED pPrcrc
offered in this City. '''o never been
City Store, 152 Main St,
Worcester, JAM 81 isnoe U jal
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Situation Wanted
Protectiva TTniou

KEEPER. Apply to this Office.
jal23-dtf
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-10-30
state chancellor.

~ we are authorised TO announce the Hon
MIN I. GUlON, OF Warren as a candidate
forthe Office of State Chancellor at the ensuing
November election.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-10-30
OTTLEY s. STARK.
south SIde oil Nan SIC.

old Stand Of Wearar, lNuiHn d, Co.
THE undersigned have formed copartner-
i ship under the above style, for the purpose
of conducting Mercantile Business, in the Dry
Goods line, at the above well known old stand
where they have on hand aceU selected qssort-
mcnt of
ST.aPLE & F.aNCY DRY GOODS,
suitable for the Season and this market; togeth.
er with Ready made Clothing, Hardware y Quenee-
care, SGddtery &c.
We invite our friends and the public to give
us call and examine our stock, as we have nc
doubt Of being able to suit them in Goods ane
prices. JOHN X. OTTLEY,
PETER STARK.
Columbus, June 10Th, 1850. Sly.
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