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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29

1.-THE editor Of the News refers TO a letter said to
have been written by Gen. Scott sin which he declares
his mind ncnes total repeal Of all of Congress
the subject of naturalization This letter referred
to has been declared be forgery, and the proof de-
msnded that such letter is in existence Bro Daily
would do well to inquire whether he is giving eur
rency to this forgery before he gives further circulation
to t.-Richmoad Palladium.
Has Gen. Scott pronounced it iorgeryl Has Reed
pronounced it aforgeryl No man. except the notorious
Richieu Robinson, has declared il TO be forgery and
his credit bad that respectable eastern paper
has published his card He is the same man who in
ls4S published false and forged from the Sen
ate Journal to show that Gen. Cass voted against Civ
ing relief the suffering Irsh and when convicted OF
it, gOried in the act by saying that thousands would
and believe the charge, who would hear the
tradicton.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29
lFOr the Daily Indiana State sentlnsl.I

INDIANAPOLIS, July 20, 1882
Ma. EDIToR:-Believlng that it only requires the
united efforts of every individual member of the demo-
cratic party to secure complete triumph Of the demo-
cracy OF Marion County at the approaching National
State, and County elections, the undersigned hereby
pledge themselves to support with their and in
uence the entire ticket Of said party be nominated
by the Democratic County Convention, which convenes
the first Saturday in August 1882 and earnestly
quest Of their friends harmony OF action.
SAMUEL BECK,
J. NJ TALBOTT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29
Carter,s Reports.

This work is ready for SALE and may be obtained
at this ofee-price three dollars. Orders by mail,
companed with the cash, directed to the publisher
AUSTIN II. BRowN, will be promptly attended to-
Lawyers from distance, who in the city. will
find this convenient opportunity to secure the work
See the advertisement ia another column
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29

gTMsi. Seamans, of Lafayette, who keeps posted as
to the signs of the times says that Gen Scott will be
beaten by larger majority Than any other candidate
has for quarter Of centnry. Agreed.-LogGnsporf
Pharos.
The Msjor is an old editor, and an old politician, aud
an old Wing, and an honest man. He knows The truth
and will tell it,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29

Since the annexation of California to the United
States ninety millions hundred and sixty
six thousand nine hundred and ninetytwo dollars in
value Of gold bullion have been received the port Of
New York.
But had the Wings had their way, California never
would have been ours Bear that IN mind!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29
F.oyd County.

The following is the ticket nominated by the Demo
cratic Convention of Floyd county Saturday last
Senator, James NJ Morrison Representatives Joshua
Farnesley and DIR. Catlin
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29

C-"Neither the nomination, election to the
Presidency can add to the fame Of Mr. Webster" says
Mr.. Wright of the Cincinnati Gazette. This is rather
cold comfort and don't think Mr.. Webster believes
word of 1t. But it was his misfortune never to have
been ga great military man"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29
News from Washington .

The most important news from Washington City, is
the fact that Gen. Scott declares Ihathe will carry Ind.
ana, By ten thousand majority. This is news indeed
and will be welcome but unexpected news to the
Wings. II may however not turn out TO be true
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29
SAMUEL BECK,
j. NJ. TALBOT.

Prof Vim. G. Larrabee who has so long been con.
nected with the University as Professor of Mathematics
resigned his proessorshp on Tuesday last His loss to
the Institution will be severely felt Prof Downey has
been elected TO fill the vacancy occasonsd by his resig
nation.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29

GJ-Delrees acknowledges the corn. oa the Galphir
and Gardner frauds. Admits that the Wing Secre
taries lined their pockets. Enough.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29

D-The boy that Gen. Pierce gave the stick Of candy
to, to stop his crying is Mr. T. chanler the whg csnd
date for Governor in Michigan
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29

The Journal with its usual fairness publishes long
list of Wings in Indianapolis, who contributed TO the
relief of suffering Ireland carefully emitting the names
of Democrats that are found the same paper. Pub-
lish all tie names-make no garbed extracts.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29
Adams county pemocrat.

Is the title Of new Democratic paper at Decatur,
Ind, by j. B. Smcoke 1t takes the place Of the Deoa
tur Gazette, Wbig.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29

DThe Licking Branch Of the Bank Of Ohio, has
failed Don't take the notes.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29

GA bird in the hand is worth two in the bush, ;"
Gen. Scott said when asked why be did net resign.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29

1JThis charge Of S10 so far as we were in livduay
concerned has been rung through all the changes Of
enormty by all the locoioco editors, big and itte from
DR.. Ellis down TO Bill Brown. Bot we never could get
one Of them to recognize the fact that least OF
their Democrats friends in the category with
oursef and moreover, that account made out
by one Of these Democratic members Of the committee
and certified by President Carr before saw it.
Million Gregg.
Notin the same category, by considerable Mr.. Gregg
OurDemocratie friends paid their fare on the Railroad
they paid their boarding. bill the Madison Hotel You
paid no fair on the Railroad-no Hotel bill. They
ceived ten dollars, you got the same Does this look
like the same category7 No sir. 1t is CORY cat Of
another color That another made out your bill only
proves that you were lazy do il yourself You
recepted it and presented for payment and pOckeed
the money. and now cry out, Corruption! Corruption!
Stop theft Stop theft
r1-WiI the Sentinel" please say whether not it
thinks foreigner who has served his adopted country,
one year in the army navy, during war ought TO be
entitled to all the rights and privileges OF citizenship
Indiana Journal
Yes; and he thinks that every foreigner who digs on
canal or helps to build railroad, does anything to
add the improvement of the country, ought TO be
titled to the same privileges He Is opposed to grant
ing rights to one class that denied others Ihere
is no war Gen. Scotts privilege is worth nothing To
make it available he mast make war, and then he
would require army Of hundred thousand men, to
End place for all the foreigners. II won't do, II Is
foolish proposition catch foreign The cat is
not we'll covered. The tail sticks out.
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-02
Petition for kiCCDCC 40 sell
4, a "a a

rINJE Petition OF Harvey Beecher Of Huntingdon,
4 shows that ne is the Guardian OF hI- WI'r. ran
ny Beecher. an insane person, that the sad Fanny
If OF the heirs Of Ephraim Adams late oi lines
burgh, and rutitlcd 10 distribution and share IN llS
estate, that the SAID Ephmnn died SEIZED ut certain
lands IN Hlues0nCh, and that t" pay tire cial'"7
against his estate 1t has been necessary tuaeh part
ct SAID real estate, and thrl 1lIr same so ltutrd
that II has been adjudged adv sable sci. the whotr
and the administrator of said estate has orrnaull"i-
lied TO sell the same and has made a cuuycNancr
thereof, but owing to the insanity Of III" Slld Fanny
il becomes cessny tnnt her interest IN SAID estate
should b. duly and ega.Iy confirmed to the purchaser
and prays that Us such Guardian of said Fanny, h"
may be cemced 10 sell all the right, tle aud interest
OF the said Fanny i'll the same and to confirm the
said conveyance made ty SAID administrator.
Whereupon the said Probate Court assigned sat
urday The 10Th day Of July 1852, at the Probate o.,
flee III Burlington, Tor hearing the said petition and
1t IS ordered that all persons concerned be not ned
by publishing this order il the Burlington Free fesa,
three weeks successfully, the last ut which to be BE-
fore said day. Wo!wd
al.
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Efool n offices,
Isaac EEIghpe'S Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT,} The Probate Court Tor
DISTRICT OF cHITrENDEN IS \ the District aforesaid
To all persons interested i'll the Estate OF Isaac hg-
bee late OF Shelburne in said District, decreased
GRtETINC:
Whereas, Anna lIgbre Administrative OF the Estate
OF said deceased, proposes to render an account OF
her administration ut said Estate, and present htr
account against the same for examination and al
lowance b, said court, aud the said Court having
ASST gned, tor that purpose, the l7h day u July A u
1852 at the office OF Rixiord & Adams in }urhng
ton, in said District and ordered that You be nouiI-
ed by Publishing The time and place assigned as
aforesaid three weeks su :cessveIy IN tn" l'ulllnG-
ton Free Press, ne" spaper pilaed at SAID DnIIIG
ton the last OF which publications TO be previous TO
the day fixed for hearing.
Therefore, y"u hereby notified to appear oeiore
said Court n, the time and place aioresad and snow
cause IT any you have why the SAID account should
not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington ii said Dis
tret this 18th day OF June y D 1892
BR AFFORD RlHfORD, Register.
STATE OF YER NONr,} Chiteutcn County
CHlTTENDEN COUNTY, S.. : Court March Term,
a. d l-J2
Whereas, 'rmothy Follett and john Bradley OF
Burlington, III sand County at this term 81 ,aId onll
CONNIE need THEN sun against Joseph j.. Joyce, de
Ularing in a plea ct debt on Book and drman 'lo5
III damages two hundred dollars. Aud where's. II
made to appear the Court here that sud ipsrpt
+. Joyce resides without tins State and VAS not hld
personal notice OF the tendency OF this suit. lher
ore, 1t Is ordered 10y the Court that sand cause Joe
continued to tie next term there OF, and that the ,aIt
Joseph L. the defendant. be noticd OF the pcude
cy thereof by publish ng this nuuce, containing the
substance OF sand declaration III the Free f1t-.,
newspaper published at Burlington atoresaId. :htr'
weeks succcssIvey, the last pobcJuon to be at lra9
twenty DAYS before the ne At term of thu Dult.
u. Is BUCKLEY, C}er6
RIXFORD 4. ADAMS, Attorneys. Wow,
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Sally Halls Estate.

STATE OF VEPMONT,l The Probate Court fer
District OF Chttenden, ss the District Aforesaid
To all persons interested III the Estate of Sally Hail.
late OF Charlotte, in said District. deceased,
GREETING
Whereas Lyman Hall Administrator OF the Estate
of SAID deceased, proposes to render an account of
his administration OF said Estate and pre- his
count against the same for examination and allow
ance by said Cour, and the SAID Court having as
signad for that purpose, the 10Th day of July \ d
1852. the Office OF Rixtord y Adams N burlington
in said District and ordered that you be notified by
publishing the time and place assigned aforesaid,
three weeks successfully i'll the Burlington Free
Press newspaper printed at said Burlington the
last OF which publications to be previous to the day
fixed for hearing.
Therefore, yol are hereby notified to appear be
fore said Court at the time and place azores I'D and
show cause ii any you have why the said account
should not be allowed
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trict this 18th day Of June a D 1852
w5lw3 BADFORD RIXFORD
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h"alANO FORTE
AN u -
Na,ltyU9ISf; Sj1Y5l9l2gh, {,
NO |, BANK BLOCK.

VIlE Subscriber has opened very en-
L tcrsivc and choice selection OF Musical Mrr-
chaudI-r, consisting OF every variety OF Musical In
suumruts, such as Piano f'u,s, Scraphns, Neo-
dcous Bass Nio's, Nloims, Guitars Flutes, Fiago-
lets Chroncls, Cornop"ans, hccordcons aud Brass
Instruments OF every description tor Bands; also
Bass \ ol and Niohu Strings, Tuning Forks, Tuu-
ing Hammers, Ne.
The assortment OF Sheet Music, consists of about
-Four Thousand Pieces OF the latest and most popu-
lar Music OF the day, additions to which viii be made
every week. from the most extensive Importing and
Publishing Houses in New Yok and Boston. In
slruction Books on hand tor every Instrument, and
all new works received as soon as published
Church Music Books of every description.
The attention of Purchasers is respectfully invited
To the assortment OF Piano fortes, Serapnims and
Neodeous, a they are from the best Manufacturers
in the country, and every instrument sold by me
will be warranted, unless Otherwise stated TO the
chpuIascr.
An rheabove goods will be sold as low an . c
purchased in New York or Boston, and III orders
OF Teachers and those who buy 10 sell again are rc-
spccttu w solicited, and will be titled and sent 10 any
part OF thc cerof-y o. "'py t- d''''tcd.
H. .. Hi'''.
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Watches and JeWelry
FINE FANCY GOODS
l l:{. ". r e IT. 22 r. 3 r. c.

m Y. HORTON HAS JUST RETURNED
l \ 'irom tew York and Boston, and now OPEN
ing rich variety OF Goods. direct from the lmpor-
ters and Manufacturers, which IN addition 10 ms Tor
m"r stock, makes complete and well .rlrct,d
~ortmtut UGH a. IS rarely tuuud except IN our At
lan,lc Cles Amongst them arc Gold iluntuL and
oicn face Levers, and Cylinder Watch-s. Splendid
~r.ycr Levers made expressly for Tnu-kLLWE>
Charla,nes and Guards, Splendid lilamren 4ett
anIpam Gold EARRING, and tns--a Great y1flcty
ct Fngcrugs Loclrts, Charms. Seals and Key
Pencils ThImbrs. Bmc"lrls. Cuff pms. Sc. 4
large stock Of SIN EE NAEE, SIiyer Forks.
Table, Tea Desert Cream and salt rpoons, SUGAR
1orgs aud ShoyeI-. Napkm-uuls, SIycr Cup- \
., nelai assortment Of FNued Casor-, ruoud Clrc
Baskets SaivcS, Candlesflrs, Shutters and Tray
uch Ten aud Colrr sets. A warned aud extensive
.Stoc, OF Fine FANCY GOODS, H.. ~.
June ,. dAWu
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Dr.. UpHNM'S VEGETABLE ELEcTuAaY Oh
htCrHdi RCmCdY for The Piles

h'b""t htWtdY Tor He f'NS
Prepared by a Upham, VI. ID 1876 Boweay n
y -o regularly educated Physician. who dsyOles his
attention almost entirely 10 this Disease.
DR. lphams EIccWaY Is n certain cure for the
llIes, whether bleeding or Blind Piles, Internal o.
External and also for other Diseases which are fre-
qucuiIy found I'm conjunction with Piles.
Letter of Car q. W Mclean, late of the h. s.
Service, and member Of the New Jcrsy Leg slatsIs.
Railway, n. j.
! have been afflicted for years with the piles, spd
have tried, without anything ike permanent benefit
almost everything assuming the name OF remedy
mad as matter OF course lost all confidence IN med
lclnr Under this feeling | was induced not without
reluctance | coutrss--to use 81 phams ElectuaW :"
ana having used n tor abou, three weeks, according
20 the directions laid down ind 10 my utter snrpse
ms wei n satisfaction, that every symptom OF he
disease has eii me.
ttink % drs a'Io to Dr. Jp5am and myso 20
ma e." this s'Its neU'. o. ~. Nd tbr
.o-s,, .. .. .,.r..r. . = ..dAC.
-'l '.e o.. - .. H.I.l. Wlcc.Al
|,.Ja.y.s. 81 WV
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GROCERIES.

IN Chest II, S. Tea, 80 chests y. II.
~ do, Is chests black do 90 hid = r. Sugar
Is hhds n. c do, l. bb, crushed do; - ibis Collee
30 boxes Tobacco; 70 boxes Raisns 80 boxes Cot
fee 1000 bags dairy salt and 500 bb, Flour. All
o. which may be had at the lowest possible rrccs
e. STAMFORD.
Nav 7. vif
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CRoCKERY & GLASS WARE.

4A Sets Mulberry, 30 sets White Gram
~ lite, % scus Light Blue, and good ock OF
- -. r'"ANrFCpU.
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In and after Monday, May II, 1852.
Trains viii run as folioWs-yiz:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-12
2. S. Cleaver's CLARIFIED MarroW.

U4ON-FO
NXTlTH THE EXTRACT OF ROSEMARY for
w Nonrishing, Strengthening, Preserving and beau
tfyng the Hair. prize medal was nv artled for This
Marrow at The Great Ezhibtonn OF 1851. For sale
by 1T LAZELI Apothecary
noVll d4wis 20l NJ lin street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-12
49, C0AL YARn.

]. NJ. HUNTINGTON & CO., Projectors.
IN hand, and constantly receiving at the City Coal
~ Yard, tornerly occupied by b, Budum) best quail
tiles OF Pennsylvania Coal, viz:
Lehigh, lump and piepared
White ASH Q &
Red Ash, prepared.
Lackawanna. lump and crate.
Also, Cumberland Coal, for Smiths use, which will
he sold az the lowest market rates. and delivered in the
best possible order.
Quality and weight warranted satisfactory
Orders left al the City Coal Yard office Park street
at MrJ. E. Gegoys Grocery store No NJ ain street,
at MI R. B. Griswolds Grocery store corner OF Main
and School streets at Mr. 6. A. Dresser's shoe store
NO l76 Main street o through the Post Office will
be thankfully received, and promptly attended TO.
g. Il. MANN, Agent.
worcester JuiY II 1897 dawistf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-12
Partionla.r Mofiioe

y f ARBnTT invite tlla atteotioa Of ,or-
AIa sons seeking desirable locations fer building par
poses TO their plats OF House Lots situated in various
parts of The city, and offered for sale upon such terms
as cannot fail to suit purchasers.
Persons contemplating change Of residence fIom the
city to the county will find for their interest to call
upon us, and examine list of Farms for sale. IN
pleasantly located ctons of The country around Wor
cester
We are also prepared to sell or exchange Landed es-
tates in any ocay, upon favorable terms.
e. h. Abbott K CO,
ocll9 dtf 233 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-12

Tickets for the course, admitting a Gentleman and
cents Single Lectures 2 cents to be paid at the door
All persons are expected to present their tickets
at The door
Tickets may be obtained the Bookstores, and of the
Secretary. Tickets nol transferable Members VITO
have rot received their tickets may obtain them of the
Secretary, at The door.
Doors open al IA before Z, mi closed at IL past
precisely.
All persons are req ~@-@d to be in the LII previous
to past o'clock, 10 prevent disturbance.
ALBERT TOLMAN,1
REM WALKER,
5OSEFH WALKER, Committee.
!. KETTELL,
SAM'L SMITH.
Worcester NOV. ION, is5l dat
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RonksI Neru RnokaI

At LIVERMORES Bookstore, 1874 Main street.
opposite American Temperance House
EVERY new Book received aud for sale, as soon as
IL issued at the lowest prices
Calgrsrhic Writing Books, Nos |, 2, and s.
Jenny Lind, AMI damask laid Letter Paper, a new ar
tcle
Note Paper, and Envelopes of aFszes for sale at
llVERMORES Bookstore,
lo4 Main street,. w orcester.
noNo
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FURNISHINGS.
Waters's Hair Dive. and Inks.

Waters's Hair Dye, and Inks
VXTATER SIS celebrated Hair Dye Black and Red Ink,
w indellble Ink with ard without preparation, for
marking Linen, &C. these preparations received the
first premium at the Fair of the American Institute OF
1850 All of the above named articles are tor sale by
CALDWELL. & HILL Apothecaries,
novo dim 229 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-12
LECTURES

VNHE WORCESTER COUNTY MECiIA MICS
Il ASSOCIATION ill hold their Course Of Lee.
lures this season. at the City He'll, commenting on
Frtday EUenfRg, Nov II, All O'Clock. The remain-
ing Lectures on Thursday Evenings.
l. Nov. day eVening,--IoH JoHg P. HALE; snI-
ject National Morality
2, Nov S5-No lecture this evening Thanksgiving.
3. Dec. 9--Rey Dir Loan, Of Dartmouth College on
the importance Of $, TILED principles.
Dec 23-FeV IlENRY GILES, Bucksport. Ne.
D. Jan. 8, le53-C. l.. BRACE, Esq, the Hungarian
Traveller
Jan 20--hon N. P. b INKS, Waltham.
z. Feb S-Hon b. i. THOMAS, Worcester.
g." l7-Lecturer TO be engaged hereafter.
9. March Sc JLLsoN, Worcester Poem, Progress
attributed tn the laboring classes.
TO- " WENDELL PHiLLfPs, Esq, Boston " The
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-12

M ARSH'S Pateut Oh is the handsomest, cheapest
Iva and best article for light discovered and the
universal favor and admiration which this article has
received, than all other light COM
bined. 1t can be had Of A. II. NEWTON, Agent
No. 2O7 Main street. Worcester.
Ais, Lamps, Cans, Tubes, Wicking 4 c.
N. b. Particular attention given TO altering old
Lamps, which does not exceed l2a cents per Lamp.
Oct22 dawf
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WANTS.
shoefnakers Wanted.

TNIIREE or Four good worknien are wanted ;rnmeli
1 ately, 10 mako Womei's Misses and Ctdy-i's
Pegged Shoes PIN work VIII be tqpired. and good
prices paid. Apply az The faciey oi the subscriber,
over the Chcopee Eouk, o. by mai. 10
NJ WES5ON,
novll d3t~ Springfield, NJ IS.
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respectfully inform the citizens of Worcester and ycin
lt!, that they have succeeded W. & H. Baker, in the
manufacture fthe above named articles and are yeaJy
TO furnish them the shortest notice. In the est STYLES
at moderate charges. and warranted to give entjra
satisfaction.
u All orders left shop rear of Paine's Bloek
Corner of Main and Pleasant Streets
or at w. q II. Bakers Furniture Ware Rooms will be
promptly attended to- E. P. WRIGHT
augl3 du NJ SMILEY.
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w A NTED

on GOOD WORKMEN on Guns and Pistols. Apply
~ TO the MARSTON FIRE ARMS COMPANY,
conner Jane and Washington streets, New York