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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-04
Trial Bottle only rs Cents
CMtherenm KFNSa. 0dE,


TT1HE on recipe i'll America for Incorporating Rose
4 mary and Castor Oil, by an elaboraie and intricate
process possession of Mr. s. great credit is due
him TO- his untirng endeavors furnish thee ngredi
in qui TORN, free from all injurious properties,
such as ALcHoHoL AND SPIRITS M
For Beantfymg, Improving, COnring, Restoring, Curl
ing ami nvigprating the tar there is no prpatat on
superior o. equal this combination of Rosemary and
Castor H. tie virtues of these being too well known to
require further enconum 1t is invariably warranted,
0 lsl.--To curl the hair beautifully.
I'd TO remove dandiuff etfectHally.
3d.-To resto the hair to bald heads
4tl.-To give all light hair rich dark color
5Ih-'Eo pr, want the HAIR Il ON eng oily "r greasy
9th To give TO whiskers heaulif appearance
7th.-'rO ave no injurious effects on The hair
6th.-Tu prevent the hair from ial ing on.
-t.iliA 9th-TO cure disease of the scalp.
4i4 l0Ih--To cure the worst headacnes u.
II can be used Oh the hea Is of Children with perfect
safety and The happe>t results.
NJ Only seventy five Gents for large Bottle, each in
fancy box without extra chBrge. The box will acco-
modale an Oil Brus' Comb sH l.g.4
CAUTION.-Imiations of this article have made
their appearance Be an getit of the proprietor,
of is regular agents, and that the proprieors
name IS on each bottle or box. sss TaE
Sold, Wboles lie and till, by the Manufacturer and
Proprietor RUSSELL SPA LDING, No. % fremont
Row, Opposite the Boston Museum,) Boston, Mass,
U S.A
sold by Agents everywhere
County Merchants are invited to call, as Agents are
wished in every town. city and village.
Wholesale and Retail Agents fol Va orcester
Aa G M. B. GREEN, 2lo lin Street.
a. And JAMES GREEN, M Main Street.
Merchants AMI dealers the vicinity supplied at
acturers prices, and names added this Agents
o20- dIamweow ly m
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O.. X
Facts for the pennle.

AEARSH'S PATENT OIL has gained reputatol
WI superior 10 that Of any other article for
LIGHT, III the United States Embarrassing demand,
and Large Sales OF this OIL is the best proc OF its good
ness. IN using this articles you get rs much light ioi
half the EXPENSE that is to be n in burning the
common Laup Oils and that, wi hout sMoKE CREASE
OR SMELL, il can be used u ANY common lanlth with
lamp The Subscriber is the only Agent for Worcester
of whom you get 1t WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, Win
Lamp Cans. Tubes Wckiug, &c, NO 207 Mai street,
and doors \ o tn of American House, long known
as the New York Store. A. IL. NE TON.
lau24 -daWIf EE
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Read This !!

ALL tie Boots and Shoes formerly
N\ owned BY Parsons 4 Davis, in store No.
SO Main street, will be sold al cost, and
E -<znA some Of them Tor less than cost, II APP
neo for soon he subscriber wishes to dispose OF the
above STOCK, to make room Tor full and new assert
meut fog The Spring trade. Shoe findings, anu shoe
Toois constantlt on hand. Leather sold commits
sion JOEL FILE HER.
lebI6 dit ~ al
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TO CARPENTERS, AND MAsOKs.
Spirit Level Mandatory.

A DJUSTABBE spirit Plumb and Levels, on hand,
~ made order in the est possible manner, and
warranted. Also, common Levels eaF
Old I evels repiirod and rlasses reset
Al ORDERS b, Expr SIS, Mail, otherwise, post paidO
promptly attended To-
Also Pa tern making and Iob Woik. N8
Also. tor sale, good s. Latbes.p and various other
ar cles at "a F,on street, room No b. up stairs.
feb6 daN ms EilN IN HAVEN.
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House for Sale.

%A THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the BRICK
EMM HOUSE, corner of Pleasant and Fruit streets,
@ where he now resides 1t is nearly new, con-
tans fifteen rooms and is well arranged for two families
Twelve Hundred Dollars of the purchase money can re-
main mortgage for a term 4 years, if desired II
j-n2l-dtA1 GEORGE l.. MAKEPEAT
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House and Land for Sale.

TTNHE Subscriber offers for sale good ottagf House
on Abbott street. 1t cdntains7 rooms, good water,
and convenient for one or TWO small families. Also,
about of Land, which win be sold with the
said house, part fit, as may suit.
long credit will he given part of the purchase,
The whole would be exchange for other good prop.
erty. Apply at No. Park sl.eet, ..t ss4F
c, W. CLIFFORD,
Worcester, Jan 81 1882 feb2-d5m
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REAL ESTAT e
For Sale

EzA IT applied for before April LIST, two story
I@i# dwelling house, West street, coupled by
-s1AA~ Messrs Wilson & Richmond Apply to DEX-
TER u SON OrP g. BACON. feb23 dtAl
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TERMS FOR ADVERTISING.
IN THE WEEKLY spy.

One Dollar Square for hree insertions and Twenty
Gents square per We for coutinances. Upon adver-
tsements inserted both in Daily and eeky discount
OF 81 per cent will be made from the price charged for
Inserting in the daily only. fa
Advertisements the inside exclusyely to be
charged At the rate of 80 ger ceht. in pdyance Of the
above rates.
" ~ advertisements from strane syS tr TRANSIENT
Ders0hS to be paid IN miUqnce.
'Fhe space occupied by eleven lines is counted a
square.
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n n


see so CHESTS ofiie, aud extra fine fresh Or
s7sf long Tea, in original packaees; ais as chests
Ese Green's JUS received and for sale by The pack
gAk& aye, or at retail We have purchased these
Teas for Cash, aud will sell at small advance coat
ofimnnrtallon. ~ GRIFFIN ArEO.
feb10 diff ~ A8a
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FAIRBANKS
Celebrated Vegetable Healing Compound


FOrthe cure Ofthe following Diseases, viz.
y I NFLAMMATION OF tue Lungs, Sore Throal, Head
4 nche, Tooth-ache, Ear-Ache, Piles, Rheumatism,
ChOlIe, tramp ever and other Sores. Buns, Scalds
Cuts, Bruises. and Strains, Sngs of Insects, Children
trnhlei with Worms, &C. il has no equal
This new and wonderful discovery is of the great.
est blessings OF the few months trial. has won for
notoriety ding the salgune expectations
OF its feHds and nothing nut its VIRTUES, and the bene-
fit conferred many who have fered for years could
make il eljytie reputation which il now has For fur.
ther information relative this Veget BILE Compound
cuar to be had OF agen s. VIII retestimony of the
highest order will be ouid. -s4't 5aE.
sold in Worcester, by Lewis T. Lazcl, POI Main St.;
Pro ecve UnIOI Store, No, IL Main street; and A.
Bay lies corner Of Alaiu and schuOl streets.
For sale who esae aud retail, by the subscriber, in
West Boyston. HORACE FAIRBANKS. +
WEsr BoYLsToN, Feb. Z, 1852.
Whatever may be the prendices Patent Medicines,
we, the undersigned, have and felt the magic eff
ltcts I Fairbanks Vegetable Compound, in soothing
The crest pain in great many cases. and know to
be good article for many The and purposes
which it is devoted; nd even Were it may not
prove inlble it possesses The virtue OF doing injury
We. the undersigned. 'ee that this is good Medicine
for cry family to have, occasion may req ire
EZEKIEL PIERCE, MA HAN l.. " aGGETT
JOHN HUNT, SA NUEL = WRENCE,
JOHN MAY, l. NJ. dOSA Err
WINDSOR MORSE, AMOS CHILD
NORMAN II. GOODALE, B. f. KhYES
s. r. SMITH,
West BoNlsion. Feb. Z. 1862. febI2 daw1y
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Mrs. L. S. Hall,

TNEM ALE ECLECTIC, and Anal tical Physician, No.
70 Pleasant street, Worcester, Mass, respectfully
offers her professional services, expert need prac
titioner furHery G Concord, N. H) ami viii person.
ally supply such Medical advice and assistance rs is pc
Gull ry needed by sex and especia y in the cpac-
ity o an Obstelrlcan and MIDWIFE. AS proof OF her
ability IN hs above cases, she eau exhibit Diploma
awarded her by the Boston Fe male Medical School
References fiiH
Rev John Moore, A. Morrill,, NJ. y.
Moses Garter NJ D. ~ taUl ,1E b anz8-diAl*
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Eotm for Sale.

Edf III lot odI6s
TTNHE Subscriber will sell or exchange for Real Els
rate. IN the city of Worcester, Farm ri % acres,
in the wese ry part e ShreWs bury, about 81 miles from
the Court H,inse on the old road TO Shrewsbury. II is
the Farm owned few years since by Lew Howe ana
now occupied by Peter Rich Jr II is desirable place
for npe wishing TO raise vegetables t'r the worcester
market the soil being we'll adapted TO that purpose
For iuliher particulars enanire OF Peer hlch, A. on
tho premises. OF Of ED" AhD bahhS
Worcester st Month 1852 JpR29 dawf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-04
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN!

A Lot Of Chandeliers for Burning Oil.
NNE large one with twelve burners and two small
Oones " it'll four each FourFountain Chan
dalers, with -four burners each Three do with three
burners each, and rge Entry Lamp, with glass Ian
tern. lot of Side Lamps and Fixtures, together with
chi nneys and shades for the above ready for use.
Also-Two Chandeliers with six lights each for burn
ing Fluid, nearly new, and four Brack, burners ogeth
er with shades complete
The above will he SOLD cheap. the reason tnat the
cI5y Pave ntredgcen gas INTO tine CITY nniiine For
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hnarn-

TWO or three Gentlemen can be accom- modated with
good Roolns, aud Board, Al M 2 Goulaii g'r lock,
corner of School and summer streets. MRS, EMO.
feb7 d4w
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GENERAL DEBILITY.


FEVER AND AGUE.
The tone and energy impart to the stomach by this
medicine, orfrs the stem against infectious disease,
and exposure changes of climate; it act an in
dispen>abe Ird re lug Companion.
The history OF this remafkAb medicine. and its as
tonishng obs innate of DYSPEPSIA AsTH-
Ma, and GENERAL DEBILITY OF, THIS SYSTEM, places it
the most wonderful scoveries in medical sci.
ence and has given reputation far beyond any
edy known Tor these complaints, III all their various
intoxcate and medicine has similarity whatev-
er alcoholic mixtures, disguised Bit
ters' being purely meicinal compound. in which
conh ed tie most vlluabe remedial agents Pc
cuar oxygenai ed propelty, hther unknown but high
ly eficaTous III all complaints arising from weakness
and arrangement or pros ration OF the stomaeil and
system generally. u is mild and agreeable ohir le-
moving all disagreeabe symptoms and assisting nature
in her Efforts TO restore the impaired powers OF the SIS
ten. Numerous letters ~ post sion OF the PFopets,
FROM hose VINO have been cured, greatly benefited
BY this med cine, can be seen on application, and pam
I phlets sent by mail to any part of the U. :. =
Among the numerous aud highly respectable certii-
Gates, We ieieI to the following
! Prof A. A. UAYES, Nj. D., State Assayer.
I" EDWARD F. PHELPS, Dartmouth College.
FITZHENRY HOMER, Esq, Bust n.
/ JAMES e.. DUNN, Fsq CITY Treasurer, Poston.
Hon MYRoN LAWhENUE, FIX President Mass.
Senate. eI
Island, now Member of Congress.
| Hon WV. WOODBRIDGE, formerly Governor of
Mic gan, now U s Senator. @
Hon. j. t. MOREIhAD, formerly Governor OfKen-
lucky now u. ). Senator.
Hon j F. SIMMONS, u. 5. Senator from Rhode
Hon. SAMUEL s. PHELPS, u g. Senator from Yer
mont
Hon VIM. UPHAN, I. 5. Senator from Vermont.
SOLOMON FOOTE, Member Of Congress from
Vermont.
Hon. II. D. FOSTER, Member of Congress from Penn.
NJ. L. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress from
Wisconsin Territory
Gen. A. G. DODGE, Delegate in Congress from Iowa
R. P. STOWE, Esq, Clerk in the House of Reps.
! G. C. TROW BRIDGE, Esq, President oil State
Bank, Detroit, Michigan
GEO. W.J0NEs, Esq Surveyor General, Dubuque,
Iowa.
J.lC. BARTER, Esq, Collector of Customs, og-
dnsburg, New York HM
FRANCIS b. ELIOT. Major, of H. B. M. Service,
Chamnly, Canada East.
J0sEpH HoXIE, Esq, No. rs Wall street, New
York. Is
Rev THOMAS KIDDER. Chaplain Vermont State
Prison.
| Rev j. PERRY, p. D.. Windsor, Vermont
Rev. l.. DOULITTl f, iennoxvie, Canada East
Rev. g. w DENNIS0N
MANY other individuals of The highest responsibility,
can be referred o, who will co firm al that has hetn
said in favor of this inv aluabie medicine
DR. GEO. GREEN, rrnpfi tor, Windsor, Vermont.
| REED, BATES 4 AUSTIN, wholesale Druggists,
No &c Merchants Raw, Boston, General Agents
PRfcg 81 Per Bottle; Six Bottles aor S..
ebl6 eowdaw
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To Let,

TTNHE Russell Place, Pleasant street in this city.
The house is in thorough renaiT, and occupied by
two families 1t has every convenience for a market
gardener. or nursery MAR The grapeiy and green
house in good condition, and supply alarge quantity
oil fruit
For SALE of the best lots the above estate and
loo Qnnce trees. Apply 10 VIM. X. HOOPER.
feb2l DIFF
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Bows Sleds.

BETTER Article than ever offered in this market
A-Fancy Boxes and Baskets, Willow " agons and
Cradles Wht elbarrovs, Veocipeeds Tin and ~ OGDEN
W aggsns, 4 c., cheap, at MERRiLk,S.
dec23eodwf 22i Main street
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Groceries. Groceries.

THE Subscriber is tally receiving the best OF Grocer
les Mt his store, corner of Pleasant and West sts
which he win sch a. the lowest cash prices Persons
residing in hat tim of the city, wiildo ell
before purchasing elsewhere, Goods delivered tree Oh
charge. Il jan9 dtf v4- A.,THAYER.
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Planning Machines
Worcester Light House.

IF YOU want me BEST LIGHT. For THE LEAST
4 L MONEY, to 4 cad, Sit, or, Work by get
MARsHS PATENT oil. A, ii. MENTION is lie
only Agen for Worcester, doors North of Aiier-
can Holse, No. 207 Main street, Worcester. sg
ian24-dawu
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Flour! FIour I! Flour!!!!

ME w.PADDoCK p TNAM MILLS, &c
t@9s3 neva team Mills Genesee, and other brands
Az5SA for family use, fl sale by c
Enl9 utf ALDRICH Il OOM SO Front street.
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House Lots.

TTNHE Subscriber has for sale twenty or thirty fine
Building Lots, OF sizes 70 suit purchases situated
in the most pie part of the city of Worcesier
short distance from the Cour Houses Any person '-
siros of bpildng, will do well to Call on The Subscriber
before purchasing elseN here, as he will sell such
q l
scriber. JOHN r. fKAIl NO CT MAIL 81
Worcester, Feb % 1859 fei24 dtAi
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House for Sale

IA THE Subscriber offers for sale, the House on
II,I# Reservoir street, where he now resides. The
$40 House is new containing seven finished Rooms.
To any wishing to buy, good chance is ofe ed
Ifnot sold before March 18th, 1t will be sold Auction,
the is going to leave the place. part of the
money can remain on mortgage, ifdesired.
feb26 d3w& HORACE LAMB.
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Oxygenated Bitters.
BOARD.

:
A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE can be accommo-
N dated with BOARD, and an excellent Front Room
ALSO, Q SINGuE GENTLEMEN, with Board aud
Room, by inqunmg at Sc Front street, at this Of
fee jtn22-du
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Gravel.

NHE Subscribers wish dispose OF or 700 loads OF
| GRAVEL to be removed between the LIST and Is h
Of March next IL. Ii. CHAMBERLlN a. co. &
feblO d6twlt
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Fenno & Son

A RE selling their large stock Of WATCHES, CT cks,
N Jewefy Spectacle 5, Plated Ware, Cuilefy, on BIS
and Fancy Goods veIy low and will be very
happy 10 show their Goods TO all who may give them
call They ask one to buy; the prices sell the Goods.
febls diff ,lse a5s Ice Main street.
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To Let.

49, A STORE fronting on Main and 5outhbridge
;;; streets. occupied by Charles Roots the whole
4ssalh part, will be lt Also, two Rooms, so by
20, in he Block, the second and third hours,
now upied by Dexter Wilson, as q Boot Manufac-
tory The whole, or part, mere will be let. APP
ply to l.. Spring. 3D.. on the premises, to w. ADJ
ANS, No Maple Place.
Worcese err, Feb. 10. 1852. d6w*
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To Let.

- STORE situated in the Aourishing village
Mli!; of the town Of Spencer occupied by Solo
49, mon Davis and has had good run ofrade. In
quire of the subscribers. AARON WATSON,
LORENZO WATSON.
Spencer, Feb. %, 1859 fsb24 dawtAl
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Terms---S4.OO per Annum, or S3.OO il
paid in dyance.
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WORCESTER DAILY SPY:
PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING AT
@12 Main Street. (Tsutman Row.
JOHN MILTON EARLE & THOMAS DREW
EDITORS AND PRoPRIEToRs .aU
PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING

EDITORS AND PRorRIEToRs.
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[PRICE ONE CENT
~ ~ LET.
a To Rent e
THE Bowen Place, corner Of Pleasant and High sts,
4 will be TO rent the Ist ofApriI. inquire OF
Feb 4, 1853. DIFF n. s. BLISS.
To Rent
T0IET

TWO ROOMS in the Block on the corner OfMyrtle
and Southbridge SITS, heretofore occupied by Farley
= Pearson Apply to P. III. DEWEY, Esq, or to e. c.
FLANDERS & Co.. on the premises dee5 dtF
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-09-15
WING NOMINATIONS.
For President,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
For Vice President,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM.
General Scott and the Treasury.

Mr.. MERIw the short-term Senator
from KENTUCKY. and his coadjutors of the
DEMOCRATIC press, have arraigned General
Scorr for having received certain allowance
from the Government in aid Of his expenses
during trip to Europe in 1916, when he was
charged with important public negotiations.
On looking into this matter, we find, as we
find in all directions when we examine General
SCorT's character and transactions, new testi-
mony to his deserts. Had it not been for the
attack of these DEMOCRATIC worthless on Cen
eral ScorT, it is probable that the following
letter from JAMES MONROE would not have
fallen under our eye.
Let those who say that General ScoTT has
rendered no "civil services" read the docu-
ment, and circulate it among their neighbors ::
James Monroe to Major General Scott.
WAsHIseroN, June 10, 1916.
DRAR STA: 1t is decided to settle your claim on
the Government on the principle established by
the Department of War, before your departure for
Europe, in such manner that you may sustain no
loss by depreciation of paper or unfavorable ex-
change. As soon as you designate person to act
for you, the account will be settled.
Your commu mica tions while abroad were very
interesting The opportunities which you had Of
deriving information from military men OF high
rank especially in the Prussian army OF the views
of the several powers, at crsis the most important
and extraordinary that has ed in modern times
,cere peculiarly faporabr; and it gioes me pleasure
to state that the zsAL AND JUDGMENT ,cifh tchich
you improved them for The ADVANTAGE OF YoUa
COUNTRY, aAvE GREAT SUBTRACTION.
am, with great respect and esteem, very sin
cerely yours, (Signed) JAMES MONROE.
Major General ScoTr.
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From the Troy (N. ~ Whig.


AAO's ohu why was flerCe NOntnntedy
letter from distinguished Virginia gentle
man, conversant with all the political movements
oil the day. asks: els it true, as stated that il wp
arranged in Washington that General Pierce
should be nominated at Baltimore; and that he
should be out OF the way so ms not to ans,,er MIR
Scotts letter-a trap for his competitors'
We expect the writer of the above has touched
! the marrow of the whole matter The no,o;n,t;or
OF Pierce was no accident. 1t was the result of a
well laid ard skiliuhy- executed design, by Henry
A. Wise Of Virginia, Caleb Cushing of Massachu
setts, Daniel s. Dickinson of New York, General
Pillow OF Tennessee, and some few others ambitious
enough to aspire to control matters, and shrewd
enough to hoodwink the cold foges." Mr.: Pierce's
nomination was arranged at Washington some
time in advance, Gushing and Wise being the
nigh contracting parties" After that, and be-
lore the convention, the most of the above named
gentlemen visited New Hampshire, when Mr..
Fierce was informed Of the part he was expected to-
play. 1t was arranged that Mr.. Scott, of Rich
mond, should address his cateohism to all the can
dldates alike. All of whom were expected to an
swer' and all did answer, accepting Mr.. Pierce
lie Kept still while all Of his competitors fell into
the trap set for them.
Ihus much for the procurers of Pierce's nonina-
ton. The Whig Ia easily told. Of course in the
event OF his election, Cushing, Wise, Dickinson
Il Co., have things all their own way The spoils
will be in their own hands to parcel out among
their friends.
AS this ia a matter that don't exactly concern U.s.
we leave it to Democratic friends for them to
look at.
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FRoa ArnioA.-The brig Lucy, Robbins, ar
rived yesterday, In forty-fve days from Bas.a,
[A'rica,) and twenty nine from Port Praya, where
she put in for assistance all hands being down
with African fevery Of which Charles Peterson, Of
New York, died on the Sd ultimo; Andrew Stires,
Of New York, on the 23d, and Robert Bruce, of
Augusta, Maine, on September 10Th.
The rainy season at the Cape de Verd Islands
had fairly commenced when the Lucy left, and
unusually sickly. Both hospitals were full.
mostly of emigrants from P.rtugai.
Business was very dull, and there was n great
scarcity of money. The provincial government
had taken stringent measures to prevent the ex-
portation of specie; even the smallest sum ia with
difficulty obtained.
The corn and sugar crops promise very fair
Goat skins scarce, and partly owing to several
late arrivals from the United States.
The markets are we'll supplied with American
produce, and prices low.
Died at Porto Praya, May last, of apoplexy.
Daupbn King, late master Of the brig Martha
Allen, of New York Any further information re
specting him can be obtained of. NJ Wightman,
Boston, Massachusetts.
New York Journal Commerce, l3M.
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A Losing Game.

Under this heading. the French journal at
New York, the Courier des Etats- Unis. of
the 18th instant, makes the following sensible
observations
"The friends Of Mr. WEBsTER-or, to speak
more strictly, those who are determined to run
him as Presidential candidate, whatever may
happen-havc decided to hold at Faneuil Hall, day
after tomorrow, a convention, in which they
will choose an electoral ticket. On the same even
ing they propose to have grand ratification meet
ing. This double demonstration will finally de-
termine the value of the Webster movement at
Boston. For our part, we are confident that it will
justify our anticpatons-that is, that it will be a
shining proof of the impossibility of third party
founded on a personal preference, or upon an idea
which has had its day. The Union party, SER
yiceable at the period in which the Compromise
was under discussion, has lost all claim to that
character now, when each of the two parties has
hoisted banner entirely constitutional and Mr..
Webser-we repeat it for the twentieth timc-has
not that popularity which stirs the masses. This
is unquestionaby losing game, and the Webster
men themselves no longer give proof of devotion
TO their leader, but of blind obstinacy, which
speaks little in favor of their intelligence"