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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-15
Messengers Notice.

FORESTER IS. October l2 1853
TTON. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insol
Ii vency, for the County of Worcester, has this
day issued Warrant against the Estate Of DAVID NJ
LOVELAND, of Worcester in said County, Trader
AZ nsolvent debtor, and the payment of any debts
Or the delivery of any property belonging to said nso
ven debtor TO him for his use and the transfer of any
property by MN, forbidden by law
The first meeting of he creditors of said nsovent
debtor, VIII be held at court of Insolvency at the
Office of said Commissioner Worcester. in said Con-
y, on The 81 day of November next, at O'Clock in
the forenoon, for the proof of dehs and to choose an
assignee, OF assignees, of his Estate.
DAY, Deputy Sheriff,
ol3 d3t Wit Mess snger.
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Merimack Mutual Loan Fund Association

'sNHE success of Assocaiions OF this kind in other
1 Cities, Induced the Secretary This Association.
to prepare hooks FOR subscribers STOCK in the Lowell
Mutual oan Fund Association, in November last The
Association formed, nov the Shares on which
thirteen deila7s have been paid valued at thirty six
dollars eaca, thus showing the rapdity of accumula
on tor no shepe has bren devised by which the
accumulation has been rapid having all the advan.
thges and seeurite, Of a Savings Bank with greater
profits. The great benefits cOnierre by their opera
on, i'll The ailrviation of rent and rtmnyng incum-
ORANGES from property, must foTcibly present them.
selves TO every intelligent person. ANY enc laving
property incunbe'ed. can BY taking advances Of his
Shares, receive from the funds of the Association a
sum sufficient TO remove the incumbtance and repay
the Association by payments each month, having sew
ea " ars to pay il, making it comparative easy and
II he wishes to build purchase house in this way his
rent may he turned to assist in paying for his o n
hou e. o. If he pays Two dollars per month into the
Treasury, he will acrunulate the Of FIVE bundled
doars in from six eight wears, according TO The on.
erations thus far, The Books Of tins Association are
now open for subscriptions and she public invited to
call and learn the advant m ke any nqniries ex-
anime the plan Of ope ion, and subscribe for stock
at the Office OF the Secretary, No ?, Nesmth's New
Block SAMUEL McINTIR. Sacfv
Who is also Agent for first Life and Fire Insur.
ance Companies. ol3 d4Wtf
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Read, Ponder, and be wise.

TIE Golden OPpoftu1alty for securing Prenait0n
D0gue'TeotypeS.
o the La Il aud Gentlemen of Worcester an d
vicinity The HAITIAN AY BROTHERS would
call your attention to the Union Black Danguerrtan
Gallery, over the Store of Mr. h. ID Goddard where at
all times may be found good assortment OF Daguer-
Stock, Lockets &c.
We make il our highest aim 10 please all by giving
superior style OF Pictures and fair liyi ing prices
Ladies AMI Gentlemen can you be your own judges of
Daguerrean Pictures if So decide for merit and
good Judgment will show that the cheapest is not J.
ways The best Lock at this and decide for
We promise you good Types and no mstal e.
Of dawtf
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DRY GOODS, &c.
To the Ladies

n A BRO MING would invite the attention Of gse
VI Ladies of Worcester and vicinity, 10 his siock Of
PARIS MILNE cry,
which has been selected by him from he latest nl or
tsons, consisting Of SIR Sd in, and Velvet Iiair, in
ali their variety.
Ladies Dress CAPS Dress Trimmings, Collars, Sleeves,
and Embroderles of every description, and
of the newest designs.
As he has ed the assistance of Of The FIRST
MILNE rs III the city, he hopes aud receive that
share OF public patronage which poIeness and aiIeh
ton will merit
Pattern HATS, for Mi'liBers constantly on hand
Mourning FOnneis cons family nu hand and made to
order at short notice
Bonnets beached, messed. colJed and JPpaired in
superior manner. 100 Main Street.
SO 62m
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Young Mems Library Association Lee

INHE first course of Lectures, before this AS
Il sociaiion, will open at the CITY HALL, on Tues
DAY Evening Nov St and will continue alternate
Tuesday Evenings through The Lecture season. Dis
tin2uished Lecturers may he expected, during the
course amongst them, Rev DIR Beihune, of Brookbn
Holiness and Timothy Bgelow, Esq, of Boston, Rev
DR. Clark, of Hartford, DC.
Season Tickets for Members, admitting Gentleman
and Lady will be sale during The present week at
DORIS LivermOfe's, and Keith * Co.'s Bookstores;
price 81 so, and members requested to procure
their tickes, ON or before Saturday, the 18th ns-
Members can alsJ Obtain Tickets on Wednesday and
Saturday Evenings, of this weeE, The Reading oom
BY order of the Lecture Committee
Oct 10, 1858. Mt RENT, Chr
~ H. Alter the 18th inst, Tickets for Gentlemen
and Ladies, not Members OF the Association viii be
sold at the bookstores, mentioned above. olO distf
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N Office.

/ HE subscriber, having taken the Office formerly
occupied by EDWIN HAVEN in the west Ante
Room OF horticultural Hall would give nttit that he
is ready ia transact all kinds of business com ected
with an Intelligence Oifce. NJ persons NAV rest as
sured, Who Want to hire lei abcr or sc Houses
House LOIS Lands, and Farms, shall il,itne right
and no mistake. by calling his Office, on Front s
opposite the City Hall. PERRY THAYER
worcester, bct ". 1853. DIV
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Barrett's Veto on To,thaohe.

THAT good time has come Nervous seepIess
l. nights with that Tootdachs 4! This remedy is safe
TO uss, and certain III its Prob IDLY remedy
has proved so comp ely successful upei alton is
almost notwithstanding no in when apped-not
unp'eis tnt TO The tas M poisonous substance en-
tiers into composition It is invaluable in relieving
Neuralgia, and n aIyoas Affections.
E HAVEN, G ner,.l Agent, 800 Main street, Wor-
cester, Mass For sale by James Green, NJ Green,
ID. Scott K Co, e II. Marsh, Gal we Il iI, and deal
generally. Dealers supp led on liberal terms ,
OILS dWaSSwtf
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Singing Schools

WTM. SUMNER has removed frum Southbrd ge st
w to Chah I'M ST. Place, (orntrly known as
"Chatham st. Cunt y
n b chatham street. parallel with Pleasant
street, and is fhe next one South OF it.
Sept IA 1853. dawtf
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To Builders.

PROPOSALS Will be received. until the 9Th Of No
vtmber next for the election Of q TOWN HOUSE
in Leicester The Building to be of brick 45x75 and
two stories high. Proposals may be made for the
whole Contract, or for the Masonry and Carpenter
work separately.
Plans aud Specifications may be at the Counting
Room OF II A. DENNY q Sons, at any previous
TO the date ebove, which time Contract will be
closed. henry A. DkNNY,
Chairman puiljing Committee
Leicester Oct ID, 1873. dlN7
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Winter is Coming

NCU will find splendid assortment o. FURNISH
ING GOODS, such AZ Gloves Of all kinds Nit
tens, Cravats SCARE, les. stocks PLAN and Fancy
Shirts. Drawers 81 nnder SHIRTS Han dkechiels Roys'
Belts, Canes, TIM ! eAs Cltth end GMzsd GAYS n
dies and Geniiamtn's RuhhGrs. Al viii lie soil cheap
at No. 20S Main " oFcester
oil diff SYLVANUS PRATT
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Also. Ready-Made Clothing.

ct every description,
as usual, consisting o. over Cnats Frock Dress and
sack Co'ls, Pants and Vests ana every variety of
Furnishing Goo s.
Remember the place, 27I MIN ST. Pippr Block, wor-
cester, Mass, sign OF he Full Dressed Man.
E2I 1aWtf
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Drugs and Medicines.

Drugs and Medicines.
JUsr RECEIVED
NARB. AMMONIA;
" GUM ARABIC;
BUCHU LEAVES;
ELM BARK
IRISH MOSS;
GUM GUAIACUMi
OXALlC ACID;
REFINED BORAX;
GUM ARABIC LOZENGES;
lODIDE Pc lASSlUMi
IODINE, &c., &c.
For salt low BY e. II. MARSH.
az l...t.o..,
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ClAL AT CTrY COAL YARD.

NOV ON hand, and constantly receiving at City
IN Coal Yard, best varieties of Penpsy lvania Coal
for family use, which Will be sold at the lowest market
price, aud delivered m The best possible order
Quality and Weight warranted satisfactory. Orders
left City Coal Var. Office Park st. at the Grocery
Store Of Mr. ID Hawkins, Jr,, Lincoln Squere or
through the Post Once, will be thankfully received and
promptly filled. G.E MANN, Agent
Sept. Is, 1853 diff
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Situation Wanted.
Boy Wanted.

A BOUT " years old, to learn the sllversmh bust
N ness. one Of sieaiy AMI industrious habits Apply
at q. MAYNARD'S silver Ware Mandatory, No. IL
Central st eei OLA dawlwt
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Worcesterahire Sanna.

TOR Roast Meat, Fish, and Fowls. We have Ie-
II ceved lot the genuine arIcle.
Also, English Walnut Kptthup French Sweet Mus
tard (very fne,) different fdVors
OILS dtf II GRIFFIN co.
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Military
NOTICE

INIE subscribers have formed a Coparmership. for
L the purpose of carrying The Wrench aud opy-
lug Press Manuiac urng business. the Shop hereto
GEO &. TAFT,
JOHN GLEASON.
Wo cester, Oct. lst, 1853. olO d3w
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WANTED.

American Man. who has small family, wishes
N TO chance to work at Tanning and Currying,m
the Country, where he get steady employ meGt, can
give satisfaction 10 anv one who is in want Of man,
will 60 to Vermont or N. Ii. For further paTucuRIs
inn lire at this OH O3 d. v3w%
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,

Rece'oed al 96 Main Street, this day, Oct. 10.
Il. N. TUCK ER, Agent.
MEMOIR Of Rey, Dr. Judsoa, Vols, $500
M Life and Works of Thomas Cole, by Noble, les
CIR at Truths by Great Authors, 200
Japan and japanese. bV WAIts 10
The ps Switzerland, and Savoy ports and 6, rs
GemoTla OF Greenough, as
Lieher, on Civil Liberty, . vols. $50
Young Womans Friend by James, rs
The second War with England, by licaSley 2 vols so
Fun-Jotngs by Willis, l,z5
Hleak House. so
Casseps Natural History, part 3, 25
Illustrated History Of Hungary, part and s, IL
do Magazine Of Art for October, rs
ola diff
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Manufacturers Agents,
BOOKS BOOK BOOKS!
John Keith & CO. s Bulletin of New RnnKs.

No. 239 Main Street.
FNHE Second War with England bvJ. r. Headlv.
i Fun Jolungs, by Parker Willis.
Jane Seton-Or the Kings Advocate, by James Grant
Part 4lh, Practical Draughlsusn.
The Rebel Scout Romance OF the Revolution
Vioet, the Danseuse
Victim of Excitement, SC by Caroline lie Hentz
Visit 10 Europe, by B sillman.
The Mud Cabin, by lsham.
Rhetoric Of Conversation. Hervey.
solomon NOrlhup, twelve years a slave,
Venice, the cry of The sei, by Flagg.
The Works OF Calhoun, vol.
Moore's Lille of Sheridan vols.
story of Mont Blanc, by Albert smith.
Lorenzo Benoni or Lite OF an Italian.
Autobiographic Sketches. by DeQuincey.
The Fawn Of the Pale Faces, by } p. Brace
langlewood Tales, by Nathaniel Hawthorne.
Sly Months in Italy, by G. S. II ald.
Lie OF Isaac t. Hopper, by l.. Maria Child.
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IA Honsekeeners :

A LADY, without children, qualified to keep few
"A hlstcliss hoarders, is take furnished
house in pleasant village, few miles from WOrces,
ter. Rent of the house $40. This is excellent OPP
porlnniIy. App lmme lately at the EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE, 233 Main II /, up sta RS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Worcester Dramatic Museum.
STAGE MANAsER..-.........J. g CARTLITCH.
Last Appearance of Mr. J Il. Robinson.
THIS SATURDAY Afternoon, Oct Is, 1858, will
be Acted the Comedy, in Acts, entitled
Happiest Day Of Ny Life.
Mr. GIlman..- Mr. j. II. Robinson.
TO be followed with variety of Beautiiu, Singing by
ID. NJ Mccarthy, and his lister Miss Mqion Mccarthy.
Lot Doolittes Celebrated Speech, the Protection to
Hen Ro0sts-by II 1hOnp-on.
iavOrite dance-by Den Thompson.
To conclode with The aughabe Farec, entitled
CURIOSITY CURED
~ Full Ia'icnla's. Biil- OF the dry
u Price of Admission Quette 20 Cents Fam
~ trcle. LA CTS Galley, l2l cts
Perfo'm nance 10 commence O'Clock.
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Watch, Clock, & Jewelry Establishment,
For Sale!

WITH small Stock of Goods in one of the most
w fourshmg Manufacturing towns in Worcester
County.
This is a chance it being the only place of this
kind Dt business in the town. containing some four
thousand inhabitants
II it should not be sold out soon. an experienced
Watch repairer desired TO take change OF the con-
Germ.
Application may be made by mai or Otherwise, to
r. II PUTNAM,
ola da~tf Worcester, Mass
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Gents Long Shawls.

WTE have the best ass rim eni of The above Goods
w TO be found in the city.
THAYER & EAMES,
OILS DIFF Corner OF Nam and Trout Streets.
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mo- RENT.

A NICE convenient upper Tenement, for small
IA family, situated few rods ont Of Chestnut street
Inquire OF j. l.. HOOD, at the City Commission siore'
No. Pearl st. Ol0 DIFF
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FOR SALE.
BAY STATE STOVES,

FOR WOOD a. COAL.
VKTARRANTED superior 10 any other Stove, for
wv sale ut such prices rs makes them the CheapeAt
Stove IN the Market. have sold some hundreds and
can give such references as VIII satisfy any one.
SCI devils j. Y. LOklNG, rs Main st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-15

All Wool long ShawIs,
- o. d2w ~ ''' " GE0. P. BRYANT.
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Lime. Calcned Plaster and Cement.
CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale by
" BLISS, SUTTON, T. Co,
my25 dawf No. Q Mechanic III
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-07-03

4 State Temperance Convention is
called to assemble at Merchants Hall
New Orleans on the 4th Of July next.
That will be very unpropitions time.
There can be no temperance IN man,
when the thermometer marks w In the
shade. The reason is obvious. The
blood mounts to a feaver heat in sum-
mcr, and congeals into iee-sickles in
winter. Man is d strange chemical
compound. One atom of one of the
ffty-two simples, and all the balance
of him is gas, He is barometer Tier
mone.er alcholometer-all curiously
combined. Increase the action of his
pulse and he is insane If nature
does not do something for him, and his
parents do not put the right kind O
pilot in his head, be aoiX 60 wrong II
spite Of the moral force of law--ane
all the pledges made to the contrary
to the Temperance society-and th'
tetotal society-and the moral reform
society, and the united bonds and oath
Of al other society combined
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-07-03

IE"1he Bee recommends that 4
Wing State Convention be held in
this place on the End Monday of
August to nominate candidates for
the office Of Auditor Of Public Acc'ts,
Treasurer Of the State, and superin
tendent Of Education, also to establish
Wing Central Executive Com
mittee.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-07-03

~ The Rev Father Rosthaan
Chief General Of the Jcsliits, the C0u-
vier des Etas Uais, says is dead.
On the 21st inst there was to have
been a meeting of the members of the
order, to elect one Of the fraternity
to fill his place. The General is elec-
ted for life, and the powers conferred
upon him are very great.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-07-03
NO.. 8.

~ Mr.. s. Davis at the corner of
ST. Charles and Girod streets, New
Orleans, advertises nletalic--indistruc-
table Burial cases" This is a most
excellent invention; we hope Mr.. s.
Davis will send branch Of his estab-
lishment to this place. We feel con-
vinced that there are q great many
men in this vaeinity who will never be
known to the next generation. unless
they are picked like atlohoyies, and
packed upin metalie4--indistructable
patent case and not even then will
they "go down" unless the top Of the
box is screwed very tightly. We have
a fear that some of the people in this
inilo-square of u town, would, if they
were placedin a metallic case, got up
at The smslll hours of the first nights
rest--shoulder the case and sell it to
I'M iron founder for old brass.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-07-03

To SUFFERING HuMaN1TY.-A vol
untary philanthropist furnishes the fol
lowing valuable recipe to flea bitten
mankind in general. One dimes
worth of oil of penny-royal put into a
4 pint of Brandy, makes a mixture
that
sIs death to red-bugs, bed-bugs, tick;
and ffeas.
With all Of which, disagfees.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-07-03

Ty- The celebration Of st Johns
Day at Bayou Sara on tho 24th inst,
was brilliant affair. Members Of
the order from the neighborhoed flock
cd in. TO meet their brethcren on that
occasion, and the meeting was one OF
those social and fraternal gatherings
that tend so much to unite us in the
bonds Of fellowship
The order paraded the streets Of
Bayou Sara, in their beautiful and
significant regalia, proceeded by a
splended band of lnusic--''the life and
spirit Of existence. An elegant adj
dress was delivered by l.. d. Brewer
Esq, young gentleman Of rare genius
and ability. At midday the eonpa-
ny set down to a rich repast, and at
night the fair daughters OF Feliciana
assembled to crownstl,e affair with the
smiles Of their appreciation, and to
force the bretleren to forget for Il
moment "the brotherly love and affec-
Etion,a by which they are bound, for
similar emotion more eongenial to
their feelings. About one hundred
and fifty Of thspbcautiful daughters Of
That region, gracedsthe occasion. We
cannot refrain from giving expression
to a fact often called to u,iad by obser-
yation--We think thereais no similar
extent of country any where on the
globe, that the people POSSESS more
Of the social qualities that mako life
dear. than in the Felicianas.
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soon to DO surrendered into the hands
Of those who were not likely to look
upon these ''balances with us favor
able an eye as others who were bur
dened with. grist from the same
mill
Coming nearer home, the New
York Express says
We have however begun tie work
Of reform, and many Of these evils ex-
ist no longer The new police bill
which has lately gone into operation
will be productive Of the greatest
good. notwithstanding the cutlery
which was al first raised, that the
clause for rendering The sitnations d
the police permanent during good
conduct was only Democratic dodge,
providing for the maintenance OF a
permahent brigade Of eleetloAAgents
but the.same obiec'ionswou)d be ap-
plcable in a Wing ascendancy, and
wait. Till atie might occur---till we he'd
an eqli,l number Of Wings and Dem
oerats policemen, would be something
like maitingst;llthe river flowed Of.
Our homelpspars are musterif'g up
their forces for Conventions in August
Inoxt-Conventipns 7toAnominate cam
lidates. The next Legislature viii
be Whig--past ANY Kind Of doaht---fol
the very best oft,ll roasons "the i'm
mortal acts ofthe.last Heinocrat' Leg.
fislaturo afo tod fresh. = . Tile paper
upon which they arc Y be printesd
will not be dry when tho next assembly
convenes. The do9f opened by the
solons of the last general assembly
leads TO the very ends that Wing
have alwayseaesiredA- Hedging The
faith of tllo State, Internal improve
mel,t bytlie teyern'ncnt' B@nks &c
and all lof which Terminate in the los
Of public and private credit Bark
ruTusy and that fashionable sin of mod
cen eivilizea and christian eomlnunil
| tias--t t5.fl,gftfiR;l6R.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-07-03


GyF Up to this time we have taken
o1r friends OF the "0rteaatan' to be
courteous gentlemef--possesaWg some
Of tllssgallantfy Of which the leaders
of that papeE sayor; but we Withdraw
III now and place them in the catalogue
snf tlIe wicked. 'ri,r fellauine ~anton
attack, in their editorials jlstitios lis in
This proceeding:
at is said tint Emma Snodgrass
has repented, gone home, taken oil the
brooches, and SWORN eternal attach
ment to pottieoats and propriety."
Let us ailalize this paragraph and
expose its falsity: in the first place,
Miss Emma, never left home--ln the
second place she never had on any
breeches, except such as by vir.
tue Of her sex. she is entitled to wear.
She has never "sworn attachment to
petticoats," i" for the obvious reason that
tbey have always been her bosom
friends. As to the charge OF "pro-
priety,' it is a base iInputation upon
her motives, and is sufficient cause iot
an action Of damages. We wot Of =
a number of sanctt'ms that will be
haunted "by the young lady in pants
when she dies. Our conscience is easy
on this score, she can never say 1--WE
did it, We have always told the
naked truth with regard to her.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-07-03

Ey~The Hon. Joseph W. chal-
mers of Mississippi, died at his resi-
dence in Holly Springs on the morn
ing Of the 18th inst.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-07-03

A Coon Movr.-3The Bostonians
have employed one ofthe public bands
to discourse music ON the Common
from The 18th Of June to the 9th Of
August.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-07-03

Eg~The table-tnoving mania has
possession Of Europe at pressnt. It is
said by posted writer that there is
no fear of revolution in France, as
long as dancing tables can be made to
amuse the populace Of Paris.
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Eg-The Washington correspondent
Of the Journal of Commerce says:

As to the Sandwich Island, it may
be necessary that we should possess
them, and if so, the sooner we acquire
them the better. After they shall
have fallen into the possession of q
foreign power, it will not be easy to
recover them. 1t is case in which
we should act with promptness, and
be prepared to improve the declara.
ton we have already made to the
world On this subject.