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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-16
EATON1A
Initiatory Counting Room, Foster St..

Initiatory Counting Room, Foster St..
XyTM. II. EA TON would respectfully offer his servi-
w ces to such as would like to acquant themselves
with the science of BOOK KEEPING by Double Entry,
with without the of journal His system is
clear and concise being easily understood By the most
ordinary capacity
Each and every Student who himself to his
instruction, shall be warranted be capable of
Quoting set OF Books to the entire satisfaction of him.
self his employer His Rooms win be open day and
evening, aud each student devote such proportion
of the day evening, is convenient for him;
length of time specified The student till
he feels perfectly satisfied.
To the Ladies and Gentlemen he would state, that in
connection with his Mercantile Department. he will in
trodnce simple and correct method of imparting
thorough knowledge of the science of the English Lam
guage; his method will be such enable the udent
to comprehend the philosophy of the language at
In connection with this Department, particular
ton will be paid Epistolsry writing and composition,
in order that and classical may be form
ed and preserved.
n of instruction in Commercial Writing and
Arithmetic will be pu sued that those wishing may
avail themselves of the benefits of these ndispens
able studies. Each Student is instructed by himself,
and not in a Glass.
A Private Day School,
For Children of all ages and capacities, will be opened
The Rooms, where good and thorough English
Education will be given to all who may he placed under
his charge. His system, although novel, is yet justly
pnlar; and whileit interests also advances and i'm
pi owes.
at mis- Rooms in the Worcester Bank Building, Foste
Street, the B. and W. Railroad Depot, where
will be happy to receive all friends of education.
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Messengers Notice

Worcester, 49, January a. 1852.
HENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Commissioner of lnsol
Il vency for the County Of Worcester, this day
issued Warrant against the Estate of GEORGE f.
FOSTER, of Webster, in said County of Worcester
Harness Maker, insolvent debtor and the payment
of my debts and the delivery OF any prope ty belonging
said nsolvent debtor him or for his se and the
transfer of any property by him. forbidden by law
The first meeting of the creditors OF said insovent
debtor will be held at the Office of said Commissioner,
in Fnchbnrg, in ssd County, the 3lst day of Jan.
uary 1852, 10 O'Clock in the forenoon for The proof
OF debts, and the choice OF assignee assignees.
J. DAY, Deputy Sheriff,
jan15-d4tw1t Messenger
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-16

ONE half Of Store in Richmond Block. Possession
" given Immediately by calling on W RICHMOND,
No. 265 Main 81. dec3l diff
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@. S. FOWLER,
OF New York, at the CITY HALL, commencing
Tuesday Evening, Jan. 18th,

And continuing TEN successive EVENINGS, except
Thursday Each Lecture TO conclude with Public Ex~
amjnations First Three Lectur FREE. Seats to sub
seauent ones l24 cents, 10 tickets for 81. gentle
man and TWO ladies' fc + 25 cents See Small Bills
Invitations to Lecture in Neighboing towns consid-
cred Professional delineation of Character with COM
pete verbal and written opinions, and advice touching
health habits occupation faults selGperlecon, treat
ment of children, &C. daily and evenings at his old
Rooms at the AMERICAN HOUSE in Worcester.
ian7 dl0d
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California Tickets,

Office POS Main Street Worcester
II R. CURTIS, is Agent of the United States Mail
LIZ Steam ShipCo All person wishing Tickets are
sure to get them low of him. they by going
New York. jan7eod6tw3w
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DaguerreC types.-An who want faithful like
nesses of theHelves and the time likenesses
that splendid picures should lake the earliest OPP
portnnes of calling at Dir. VAN ALSrIN'S Deguene.
an Saloon, where they certain to be highly grated
and perfectly satisfied.
Or. Van Alstins portraits defy competition in clear
ness Of outline depth of SciaroScarO and beauty of
expression. Dir. Van Alstins Rooms are situated al
No 237 Main Street. the New York Store where
he is always ready to receive Ladies and Gentlemen.
lana diff
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Fnr Sala.

81 T N the middle OF the town of Auburn, about
1WIH five miles from Worcester and three-fCurihs
sa>A@ of mile from Railroad Station, small FARM,
containing about sixty &C of good land suitably d.
vided, with good House, shop, Barn. and other out
buildings, with large variety of Fruit Trees, and good
pure soft water the house and barn Said Farm is
well adapted for the culture of arden tabes,
for the production of any of the usual farm produce
Said Farm will be sold cheap and posse sion given the
first of April next. For particulars inquire OF the Sub
scrber ON the premises. HESTER SIBLE.
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LOOK AT THIS.
California Life Insurance,

THE 4ETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, o
i Hartford Conn are issuing Policies the lives of
persons about going to CALIFORNIA, in sums from
$1,000 to 500 in a SINGLE rsk rates rs per cent
less than charged by Mutual Offices
GEO. A. BATES, M. d., Medical Examiner, will
be in attendance at the office O'Clock p. NJ, each
day. WAS1BURN 81 HOLLAND, Ag'ts
Office ut No. 2f3 Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
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WOnderfuI.-We can hardly credit the story .la.
a young lady Of this city that had become nearly 1ad,
has lately become in possession Of luxurons Head Of
Hair, said TO be in consequence of using RUSPINPS
ITALIAN HAIR TONIC, which is admitted by the
most eminent Chemists, Physicians and every one who
it, be the hest article for Restoring Preserving
and Beauifyng IN, Hair Prepared and sold wholesale
and retail by G. s. 4 A. J. HOWE, and D. SCOTT, Jr
d. co. ian6
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One more Evening Glass.
MASS MEETING IN BOSTON.
Presentation of Petitions.

A MASS meeting of the friends OF the Maine Law
n will be held in FREMONT TEMPLE, Boston, on
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 2lst, at IL O'Clock A. M.
Process sion will be formed with the petitions prop
cry arranged, and proceed to the State House, whore
formal pre- sentaton will be made All friends of a
prohbitory law are earnestly requested to be at
this grand demonstration and thus give power and di
rectness to the movement.
Let this procession be one of the largest ever known
in the state that our Legislature may know that we
are in earnest. All hands 10 the rescue! Down with
the rum t. aific!!
By order of the Central Executive Board.
ian5deod w2w e. OTHEMAN, Chairman
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Sayings Bank.

OFFICE IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE.
TNHE Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank is open
L daily for the receipt of Deposits from all classes
Worcester. Oct l, 1851. octld&wstf
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House for Sale.


Ia TNHE Situation owned and occupied by the Sub
iiI L scriber on summer street. The lot North
OF The house contains some fifty different varie.
ties OF Ehoee Fruit all in bearing This will be found
one of the ost desirable lots for building in this
CITY, The house is large, and commodious for
two families and is in good repair; it has fail
ing well of good water in its CELLAR and is warmed by
well ranged Furnace set in the cellar The above Of
iers rare the Terms will be easy and
possession given on the LIST Of April
RUFUS ID. DUNBAR.
W orcester, Jan. Is, 1852 ianI5dtf
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Good News.-Devines' COMPOUND Pitch and Cam
phor Lozenges, ackno wledged by all who have tried
them, TO be certsn for Coughs Colds, Influenza
Asthma and Consumption. Call and see the the cetlif-
icates of those who hayebeen cured oy them. $. A
ROWLAND, 275 Main St is the agent. JAM eod6t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-16

III. TX. Stratford would say to all thos
wishing good Daguereotypes Of themselves or friends
that they can obtain them by calling on him, at the
Great Daguerrean Palace, Nos. Is and II Harrington
Block corner of Main and Front sts where all i'll be
treated with civy and poliieness Entire satisfaction
guaranteed. sep27dtf
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NOTICE,

TINE Overseers Of the Poor, of the Town of North
i Brookhed, will receive proposals for and
his wife, to carry the Town Farm in said town. for
year from the Isl ofApril next.
Propositions received till the Goth day of February.
ian14-d6tw6t. Address VIM. H, AYRES.
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DIR. III. w. Buxton, PULMoNIsT, Corner OF
Main and Myrtle streets, opposite on's Nursery,-
Where his services can be promptly obtained at any
hour by day night, when prevented by previous
Professional Duties.
Auscultauon and Advice, Free. dtf-dec25
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Fancy and STABLE Or
House and Barn at Auction.

q w. SELBY u CO., will sell, en- the premises, on
-. TUESDAY, Jan. 20, at 10 o'clock,
the House and Barn occupied bv Dir Haywood being
the first house South of the Waldo Estate, on MAN ST.
The above buildings to be moved by the hrst OF
March next. Terms made known at sale. For iurther
.sasrticulars inquire of A. J, Brown, OF
P'ss~sss>Ss.. S. w. SELBY g. co, Auctrs.
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STAGE Propertv for Sale.

CONSISTING of One STAGE COACH, ! STAGE
~ SLEIGH.2 HORSES, and HARNESSES. For
particulars inquire OF HENRY PENNIMAN, Minbury
or ell l., {. PENNIMAN, Worcester. deeS0 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-16

Now is your time. CLAFLIN is taking Da-
guerreoypes at the reduced price of so cents. We
would advise friends and the public generally, if
they wish TO procure PERFECT LIKENESS, to call
at his rooms l42 Main street, I'd door north of b. l..
Harden d o's iau5 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-16
Lectures on Man.

EOUNDED on PHRENOLOGY and Physi ology,
IN as applied 10 Health, lntemperauce, Government
Morals Religion, SelEPeriection, improvement of Chill
dren Intellectual Culture, Matrimony, the Perfect Wo-
man, Manhood, 4 c., &c.
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Pastilles de Paris.

unrivalled article for the alienation and cure of
IN BRONCHITIS, and other diseases of the throat,
now SO prevalent in the United States. For sale in
Worcester, at pol Main street, by
janI2 dw3w l.. L. LAZELL, Apothecary.
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. YOKE of Prime Working Oxen, in Fgood condition.
- Inquire of Il. r.. ABBOTT,
janl0 d2w 1855 Pleasant street.
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AUCTIONS.
EXECUTORS SALE.

TTowE & PUTNAM, Auctioneers. Viii be sold at
III Public Auction TO-DAY, at No. Warren Block,
Pearl st. Worcester where they have been removed Tor
convenience OF SALE valuable and extensive stock oil
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
well assorted and put up in lots 10 suit purchasers
sales to commence at O'Clock in the aitelnoon and
at 7 O'Clock in the evening. dtJahIT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-16

Segars of exquisite favor are always to be
found i'll qr9ntities to suit, at the Drug Store of
l.. L. LAZELL,
13-dtf on Nain 9,
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Co-partnershin nissnlued

NOTiCE IL hereby given that the copartnershiI
dissolved by limitation; and all accounts Of the sd
firm must be settled immediately
LYMAN BUGBEE WIN NJ BREWER
Worcester, jan l, 1852.
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Butter and Cheese

WE Receiving choice daries' Butter and
w Cheese, from Herkmer, jefferson, and ST. Law
ence Co., N w York. For sale by
epsetf ALDRICH & co.
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Umbrellas.
Not Xactlv Wet Goods.

DUT 1000 Yds Regular 80 cent Nous. de Laines di-
ID rect from the Auction Room selling smiling.
00y1s Cotton and Wool Cashmeres choice STYLES,
selling at shilling the yard 81
so boz rs cent Linen Handkerches selling 124 cents
These goods were bought this week at the Auction
Reom, and are very Great Bargain.
JAM dis2w A.Y. THOMPSON & co.
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To Merchants.
Oxen for Sale

A BO0K-KEEPER, who has thorough knowledge
IA Of the business, WAITS situation. Apply this
flee. d6t ianl4
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Evening Class in French.

From 81 to 81 p. AI.-For Ladies and Gentlemen.
NUMBER of Gentlemen DESTROYS Of studying
N French, but whose occupations preclude them from
reciling before oclockMonsieur Hoyt, al their re-
quest, will form
One more Evening Glass.
to recite from 81 to 81 P. NJ on Monday Wednesday,
and Friday Should the class vote 10 lecte some
other days of the week, they may do so.
Terms-$5, for Course of "a Lessons, payable in ad-
vance here will not be any classes during
the evenings. Ladies and Gentlemen requested to
call at the Room and enter their names. jm9 diff
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N. u. Lyman Bugbee will continue the business Of
the same store No 2S4 Main street; and ali CUSTOM
ers accommodated with prompt attention their or
jan9 d3w
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sep6 dwtf
DIED.
Hall tn Let.

NETALDO HALL, having recently undergone thor
w ough repairs, is now TO LETT for Lee ures, Con
certs, &C. Inquire of b. EMERSON, Waldo Block,
up stairs janl6-dlf Jon IS, 1852.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-16

u II. COUh, VI. d., Dentist,
AND MANUFhCTURRR OF
SuperiO Mineral Teeth.
0Oce,-206 Main ST., BVtnan Block,
janis WORCESTER, MASS. dawtf
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Notice,

W0L1co.
FVtHE subscribers having this day formed conar,
Il nership under the firm of TABER a. CIIoIIsAR
Will continue the Furniture Business at the old stand
formerly occupld by Taber & Lawrence.
VIM. b. TABER
Worcester, Jan. l, 1852 ianlO dSw
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Cure your Cough.
Innnortant.

Ii persons indebted to the subs riber are informed
IN that their bills made out Jan |, 1852, and
st be paid previous to the 20th they will settle
them at my store. MARTIN STOWE.
I'M dM;3W
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Choiera in raYetts county.

The Fayetle New Era states that the cho-
lera in the neighborhood Of Mt. Sterling, in
'Pickaway, and Yankeetown in ,Fayette coun-
ty, has disappeared. A letter from Water
loo, of the 22d ult., gives the names Of those
who have died,by this disease. There have
been twenty. three casesin all, and thirteen
deaths, as follows: ,
Mr.. Howell's child. Mr.. Snyder, Mrs.
Dixon, widow, and two children; Owen
Crafts child, Richard ;Massie. formerly oi
-Chillicothe; james Loofborow and his wife
and one child; wife Of Rev. James Lucus,
one girl Of DR.. Bodman's, name not known
and Mr.; Cozzsns. The majority of these ca
ses were in Mt. Sterling, and nearly in the
same section, being but a few miles apart.
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l.Arre,sted..

Daniel. O'Neal was found with two watch
es--a gold aud aSilver one--in his posses
zion, On Saturday last, which didn't belong
10 him. These watches were repaired by
Mr.. Coriell. few days since and put IN pos
session Of Capt. SBrubaker, Of the steamer
Reveille, who was to deliver themtoa genile-
msnsl Hanging Rock. The Reyeille wsntso
them. York wsrehouse, ,,be!cre leaving on her
upward trip, anil tits supposed thai Daniel
came across pnaaPpropriated them while AZ
the warehouse, Hethen came TO town and
offered them for sate to,Mr Corielt, who re-
c0gnissd The watches at once andithe gen
tiemen for whom they were intended bayirl
sent word that thry bad not been received
Daniel WAS at once arrcsted.. Hewas com
united 10 jailfo await bis trial. &
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PUBLIsHED 81 eIEvELAlsI & FEaRcE


Our. lafe news; from ihe east ives the un-
welcome intel lIigenee that the British aimed
vessels gre buiil5 sbgaged ID ecapiuIing Amer.
ican Ashsfmea and destroying American COM
mefce. while. the Government seems u have
Iaaed washington altogether. Mr: Msbsier IS
Iasteaiing Up in Massacbusel Secretary Tor
winis dts home aud il IS very uncertain wheth-
erthereSs any Secretary Of The Navy at all.--
His not too much to suppose that zngla9dis
|presumipg lpcl Yliatshe knows OF beiievesto
BE- the character ofsoar Gcyefnmsnt The
mufderof fifty Americans III Cuba, withouta q
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AtWiseacre.
The Dispatch saws

4iD- 0iopatSu Do dySs
.sNowcit SO happens that the mobility"
won't doany such, thing (assist the Locosin
the election of''Piefce, as they, more than
all Others, are opposed to that vely princi-
pie of free trade" Hs'e
Hign0rance has tendency to keep a man
| ina hlissful state, then we udvise the Dis
tpatch editortto keep his knowledge box as
tempty as possible. But We must take. the
liberty Of putting an idea or tSo into it, even
Though it may make him miserable. When
the Tariff bill of 1876 was introduced into
the Congress of The United States, copivs oil
| 1t were sent TO Englend. The British Par
lament was then in session, and unalimuus,
ly ordered The entire bill 10 be printed and
placed ON The disks oliliepmember rs, .afi'hon-
or never before extended 10 any 5Ineuspre
adopted by The CopgressMs The United States,
And when Robert ]. Walker. The auiliuf uf
that measure, visited EngIynd d few mouths
tsince, every Lord and n.lsma,i paid 10.
nisge 10 him. as the 6reat friend Of Epgland'
Trib. q Clip.
We suppose our neighbbor speaks fromiex.
perience If he advises us in order 10 be bliss.
tfll to keep our knowledge box empty, &c.--
His pompcus announcement that be will
give us an idea. may also be attributed to
thz, bhssfulexperience which he SO highly
commends.
WHAT'S said in reply to us above, does
Enot affect tteitfuth Of our statement, in the
Ileast. When did our nsighbor get the in.
| formation that the U. S. Tariff bill was
andnimOtaly ordered 10 be printed for the
4 use of the ~. P.'s, and where the news that
socry" Lord and gentleman" paid homagetc
I.Mr. Walker as the friend Of Great Britain
IMr. Walkers tariff bill was benefit 10 ou'
own country and If benefit to England
Ealso, itlshews him. to be a wise Statesman
land, bis merits'are The greater.
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Prediction Of Mr.. webster.

The Concord, N. H., Patriot states thai
during the recent visit of Mr., Webster 10 bis
farm at franklin, a lady, a relative, remarked
TO him, "Well, Mr.. Webster. was really
in hopes that should sometime see iivr
President Of the United Stsies.." '.You vii
yet. madam" was the instant reply Of Mr.
w, "if you aud Gen. Pierce live unit
next March" The Patriot has The above
from the husband Of the lady, who was him
sell present. Daniel knows that Scott soul
won't 60 down with the people.
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PEnPrrrAL MorloS.-It is said that Mr.. J..
Dickcn, OF Pendleton county, Kehtucky, after
some three years study, has discovered the
principle Of perpetual motion, A correspond.
ent cf Newport News says:
''He has not exhibited his machinary to The
public as yet, but from he description that has
been given ofits performance, wehave no hes
ilaliun in sayingit is great discovery. Mr.,
D. has writtea on To Congress. Q d Steps will
soon be taken toarply tito machinery. liz
has been offered as high as FIVE, e,hundred thou
sapd dol ars for his discovery, but will not
selI. Mr. D.. is a young man Of about 81
years Of agel he was born In Campbell 90 Ky,
ofpoor parenlage, and raised Alarm, bu tlcarn.
ed the plasterers trade. He has rendered bis
name Immortal by his dircovery, and it is
hoped tint hewill be rewaded byit' uV
What blind Jack said about his supper We
soy about thaperpetual motion; '.rathsr zee i
than hear Of IL. s6is +. y, fs,Si s 'glNy5
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A Big Apple Tree-Who can Beat
8. Thlst

On rugged farm belonging to Thomas
Mstcalle alias "0ld Stone Hammer" in
Nicholas County, KY, stands an apple tree
OF the following dimensions. To wit:
The circumference one foot above ground
is 10 feet; about four feet up, Of. 4in., from
Z TO Bit. up. tits 8ft. Tin.
Then ithas three prongs. one Of which
girtbs oft. din, and another Aft. 7in., and The
third 3lt. 9inchts.
The spreading branches extend about soft
each way from the centre, measuring from
tip go fee. or say 20 yards II was found OF
the old Limestone end Lexington Road ut I
place then called the Burned Cabbins." III,
usual place Of encampment for the early emf
grants-of course it may have been a seed
ling. The scion was taken up in 1875, bl
Stephen Pey.on, and placed in his fathers
Samuel Peyton's garden, where il now stands
and has stood for the last 30 years, in a harl
dooryard, uncutivated. where Patrick Bra
dy raised a numerous family Of children.
! This Tree srldom fails TO bring fruit, and !,
bearing at this time. In some instances III
Patriarch Brady made his family cider iron
this TIE alone. 1t is lateapple tree, gool
for cooking and late use.
In passing from the former residence Q
Samuel Arnelt, Esq, 10 Carlisle, this tre
stands near the road in the yard Of thr hous
now occupied BY black Charley and his fam
lily.s
4 Can any Of the celebrated agriculturalisi
land orchard raiseas, ol old Mason, out d
This, and no joke? Wilhtbe Eagles speed
Esoltt US hpar, for there is one standing read
lin Nicholas. thssmnmcnt old Mason knock
fapthis wings gsand crow loud enoug
Ito alarm the Buckeye and hoosier boys, VIII
4 think they can beat the world; and in fac
Ifbeiweeu ourselves. they are more than cleye
land very hard 10 beat. 0.S. H.
Il Cor. MauspiLle Eagle.
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Cen. Hinton.

;ssAn Oregon correspondent Of the Cleveland
Phindeeler, states that this celebra,rd indi-
yi'lual and quondom whig crator, is kerpiug
hoiel'in porilandun on assumed nsint.-
He acknowledges his real name TO such Obi
cans as have met and recognized him, und
eonlvsses 10 have fed on account Of the char
ges against him, though protesting his limo,
cence. He is "fst aud saucy" as ever and is
not reported 10 have changed bis politics.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-06

Seyeral negro huts were torn down and
the windows oeoJhers riddled. in Hillsbof.
ough last week The cause OF the riot was,
resistance offered by blacks, tothe Marshal,
who was arrestipg some Of them for fighting
among themselves, "A
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-06

How comes i. that cha lchet- -iaceds women
always get "batchet-shaped voices Show
us feminine with features likes shiDgie,
and well show you feminin who can ut.
Ter words sharp enough to shave with. The
more plump the visage. the more velvetyi
are the words which flow from it.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-06

A marine undertook 10 escape from the u.
$. Ship Pennsylvania, lying in Norfolk liar-
Dor, a few days ago; bat he had scarcely got
into the water when a shark gulped him
down. .sS - I.