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n Gray Hair Changed by the use of Van

O1"y tt"IF NHNmged by the uAe OF Van
Deusen improved Wahpene.-Ther eputa
non ~hlch ms G. lebfated article has acquired in sH'
satisfactory results has no become IN roughly esrab
lished among the varions remedies Of lhe present
uay' oherei Tor the Improvement of the human Hair
n repataslon the result Of patient and laborious
Physiological research has extensively rceiyed and
merhed public favor 1t requires but The careful app
estlon OF Van pensens Improved ahpene," agfeea-
Die to The directions furnished, be Convinced Of its
beneficial effects. Ia those whose hair from sickness
or Other causes, becomes Impoverished or fallen Off
inns preparation will cause il to be new iy rtpltnished
wlth thick and luxuriant growth and GRAY Hair TO
become changed ana TO return TO its original color
Agents Tor Worcester, CALDWELL x HILL, Apoh
ecaries 229 Main street. nov27 dx w6m
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With that, nine or ten revolutions were obtained
per minute. The full number ofrevoutlons 10 be
had from the Ericsson's engine Is reckoned at IL,
and at that rate it is calculated that she will make
from 10 to II miles an hour This is the utmost
that is hoped from her, and we think rather more
than will be obtained. Her engines are not pow
er(ul enough to make her competitor in speed
with the fast Collins or Cunard steamers. Fer
that she must have larger cylinders. The means
of increasing power is TO enlarge the diameter of
the cylinders. When these engines were built,
Capt Ericsson desired to have cylinders OF is feet,
but no establishment would undertake to cast
them, and IA were the largest he could get Now,
Messrs. Hogg & Deamater are ready TO make
them of any size required, at their own risk.
The smoothness with which the engines worked
was remarkable Capt. Ericsson said that IL ID.
pressure was enough to move them. The amount
of Fiction he finds very much less than he antici-
pated. The coal consumed by the whole four
furnaces is at the rate OF tons in "a hours;
tons is the utmost limit Of their consumption. The
engineer and one fireman suffice TO tend the lohole
mechanism. There is no unpleasant smell
about steam machinery. There are two smoke
pipes and two pipes to carry off the escaped air.
These pipes are u feet about the deck and 30
inches in diameter. They are painted white,
with gilt rim at the top, but there is not smoke
enough to suily them The amount OF air passing
through the four cylinders in an hour is from 80
to 70 tuns. This keeps the ship perfectly ventil-
aled 1t was cool and pleasant in the immedale
vicinity of the furnaces
1t is not necessary here TO add any reflections
on the consequences 10 flow from This great inven-
ton. As we have already said, we do not think
the Ericsson will prove fast ship. Butthe New
Motive Power is as well established with miles
an hour as with 90 larger cylinders will be mt
into other ships, and speed will be attained which
will leave steam as much behind as it is now sur
passed in economy, safety, and convenience In
this mighty revolution, the palm of honor belongs
to the inventor, but no little credit is due to the
gentlemen who have joined him in bringing out
the Caloric Engine on such scale, prominent
among whom we may name Messrs. Edwin w.
Stonington and John B. Kitching. Nor do we
desire to conceal "a satisfaction which our country
men will universally feel, that the New Motive
Power has been brought out in the United States.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-14

REMARKABLE METEoR.-An extraordinary
and unusual meteoric phenomenon was observed in
this vicirity, about & O'Clock yesterday morning.
1t appeared like cone OF fire resting high in the
armament, near the zenith for some length of time.
We hope that some one who observed it, will give
us full particulars in relation thereto.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-14

FATAL RESULT. The two unfortunate men in.
jured by The gas explosion in Woonsocket are both
dead. The last died on Sunday morning, the 9th
inst
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Colds. 1.-The New York National Democ, at saws
EVERY body Is barking from the Effects OF bad cold =
me whole community wears dogged look" Why
d0iri they get some Of bushs Cough Cure Lozenges
ihese riiec'ualy cure Colds, Coughs Sneezing Bark
ing, and even logged looks" You need not inv ,ep
unless you please but when you see them used YOU
aon't see dogged looks" Call at
janl4 dot RIrsU q CO.'S
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At the City Auction and Commission Store. No ,
Pearl street, Worcester. Consignments solicited " 1
Auction business OF all kinds promptly attended To-
ian5 dhwtf
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WASHINGTON, Jan. I2--The President has au-
thorized Mr.. Eyer tt to write to the Duke of Tus-
cany requesting him to release the Madiai family,
and permit them to come to this country This is
not to be considered an official document, but
private letter, expressing Mr. Everett's wishes
and those of Mr.. Fillmore Mr. E. S personal ac-
quaintance with the Duke of TUSCANY, will prob
ably add weight TO the communication
Bad weather all day. Snow is prevailing.
New YORK, Jan. 12-We have very heavy
northeast snow here. The wind is high, and it IS
hailing in Philadelphia, showing at Harrisburg,
Lewiston, and Pittsburg. The snow is very heavy
on the mountains
Munlfcea Donation "A widow lady of Brook
Ign, has offered to give the sum of S61 900 for the
purpose OF founding in that city a female insti-
tute, which shall afford the highest grade of in
struction to her sex. The trustees of thaBrook-
Ign female academy, which was lately burnt, had
voted to add their funds to the gift and erect a
magnificent institute
BiNGHAMProN, NY, Jan. l2.--The snow here
IS ten inches deep. The trains on the Erie road
have all been detained by the storm
NARRowsBuRG, N. Y, Jan. 70. There is n
terrible storm here Snow is twelve inches deep
ELMYRA, N. Y, JAN 12.-Snow here is ten in.
ches deep, and still falling.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. PA defalcation to the
amount of $4,000, has been detected in the ac-
counts OF subordinate officer of the Readinp
Railroad Company.
gentleman in this city has offered to contrib
ute S3OOOO towards the proposed institute Tor
unfortunate merchants, and another will give a
suitable lot of land on which to erect the build
ings.
DELAwARE-IIon. John M. Clayton was, on
Wednesday, elected Senator by the Legislature
Of Delaware, for six years from March next.
wsfrCaro Buffone, the italian, used to say of
the Jews-"No wander that saucy aud stubborn
generation were forbid TO cat pork What wonld
they not have done, pampered with fat grskins.
when they would fly in the Lords face out of gar
lie and onions I"
us6"Good butter is selling in New York al is
"a cents per pound .''T
STAY LinITrD.-In consequence Of previoun arrange
menis for visiting other cities, Messrs semmuns & Son
will be unable 10 remain IN Worcester longer than the
2olh lost Therefore, those in Of their cce5rned
spectacles, will do well to call soon 'i'iN
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q Hon. Charles Thurber is elected Senator, in
place of J. S. c. Knowlton, resigned. Glad of it.
question. We suppose the coalition members will
leave the wings to settle this question entirely among
themselves, as they have been brought into power
under that issue, and for that purpose
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-14

eacher OF Penmans hip, in Brinley Row. has recelytd
another lo' OF those superior Gold Pens, selected by
himself with great at the mandatory in Ntw
York, which he will the hand and meet
the Of the most lastidious lady or genileman
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-14

50 On Thursday morning, 13ta inst, about
O'Clock, an Irishman, named Hugh Matthews, was
found on Front street in state of complete nudity.
He was taken into custody by Mr.. Watkins, and
blankets were rolled around his shvering, bleeding
flame. Shortly after he was taken 10 the police oc
fee, his friends for him and he was taken
home to the house of Arthur Devereux, Mechanic
street. Mr.. Matthews is employed night watch.
man of the Malleabe Iron Works, at Washington
Square. He has been sick with fever for several
days past On Thursday morning, he from
bed, when no one was in attendance, and breaking
through the window escaped into the street. He
had cut himself with window glass, and was covered
with blood. He was almost completely frozen when
found, and it will be remarkable circumstance if he
RECEIVERS from the effects of the cold he suffered.
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De-GuinOn's Patent Non-expIostve Cam.
phene md Elnid nm, NJ -


winch The community have been So long waiting for
nave al length arr we'd They are entirely different from
any thing ever before invented The tent consists in an
ar chamber with yYhon attached where The Gas which
creates inside escapes TO- and also the fluid in case
Is heated sufficiently, so expand it thereby
uGng away with the gluiinous matter which on olh,r
lamps rs found on the outside caused by the expanson
OF Tue iluid aud forced up through the tubes IND al
So DONG entirely away win explosions Tor il is found
impossible 10 heat or expand the fluid sufficiently in his
lamp to burst IT, whereas either will burst an ordinary
lamp he community well know of The many acct
deills which happen b. the of Camphene AMI And
even IN the city ~ York and vicin v and The move
81 the Cry Government IN the matter, which was 10
prOhib heir use thus ohigng The citizens to burn the
cohmon oils OF the day. But when Monster peg unon
presented his lamp 1t was inspected t.iel and iis use
ALTO" by The city authorities Aud at present. these
lamps arr ievfd to be the only norsexplusive paenl
lanDs now in use. The pahlic viii 90 wen To- use these
inps, II they want perfectly sofe ones OF ali oher
amps recently got up repreSenting Safety none of hem
dutmpt sheiy with the canphtne lamps, whie of all
aticies Tor hght cdmphene is the bfSt but the most
dangerous pe-GuinOn's Gamphene lamps are perfectly
SAFE and IN ecery respect superior 40 any Others now in
use Thet need only 10 be Hief TO be approved they
are sntoMe for Halls Vesrie Stores and all pubhc
places. Tie ha' also superior lantern with the same
improvement The 0hty place in the Uounty where
,hese lamps can he had, is al A. II. Ngw1oK's Two
do0ls Norh'of the American Temperance House. Main
street, Worcestef For sale wholesale and retail pease
coS auu examine. dtcH dawlf
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w. III. Mcdonald, no. lo2 Nassau street, New
York. is aul hurried To subscriptions and aJv
tsements for the Massachusetts spy, and WercesIe,
Daily spy, at the lowest rates chargeable at this oFc
Ne can cordially recommend Mr.. MeDnald's agtucy
to the business men OF The great metropolis. dawn
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- Monsieur Adrien closed his engagement in
this city last evening, and proceeded to Providence
his morning, where he will commence series of
exhibitions at Franklin Hall. His exhibitions here
have been well attended for seven successive even
Inns
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WILL LIAM KINSO
NnTA ID V pIIDI 4. = J

Will attend to this and to other matters of businos.
is Office over the Central Rank nove5,,Sa
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prescriptions, carefully prepared from materials Of he
ruiest char cter.
NAT the purest, and most reltble drugs should be
USED ID me preparation OF family medicines and pre-
Scorpions, Is proposition tro cleal be questioned
Inc subscriber fully recognizing this fact as
suFeS the puhhc that medicines Obtained OF him. may
be depended upon as tasarpassed in point of onalitv
l.. 7. LAZELL, Apohecary.
jan. i 1905 dawH 2Ul N ain street
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STAY LIMITED I'm consequence Of previous arrabge-
menis Tor visiting other cities, Messrs. semmuna Son
VIII be unable 10 remain 10 Worcester longer than the
2oh ios Therefore, those in want of their cele5ated
speetacles, will do well TO call soon. ii'ip
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OF Judge Mack among those who appear to be candi-
dates, and says, with owl.ike gravity, "f blame
rests any where, in connection with this matter, 1t
certainly attaches with double torceto the coalition
Governor and Councils The poor thing does not
seem to know, that the Governor and Council have
no authority discretion in the NATTER but to de-
clare the matter just it appears of record. Their
decision, even as to whom chosen, has no bind
ing force. The Senate, on the other hand, is the
sole judge Of the eectlonof its members, aud all
matters pertaining thereto, and was bound tc nves.
tigae the facts and make FAIR and honest report,
both as to who was elected and who were candi-
dates for the vacancies. This did not do, Jas it has
since confessed, by its own action, in Withdrawing
the name of Judge Mack and substituting another.
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Bounty Lands and Pensionsl

And all Law matters attended to as usual Cash maid
LOT soiolers warrants. by w. .. BARTON, I
couNsELLoR, AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
cctl-dawlsSmF lInrrngI0n Gunner, MnroeAter.
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Ncgars OF exquisite flavor are alwnva IN n.
'ound ~ quantities to sun Al the Drng store 81
,o1,. l.. +. LAZELL,
h"-uh 2Ol Main ~
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L.. 10. Ni.hoIs, M. d., IIom1pAru,cp ,,y
slciAH, Residence No " Main street. t,h,cs no,r.
rom . 20 A. NJ, 2to A and tosP.M.
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or every description, in larg or small quantities.
printed AZ me spy Office, at lew hours notice. ana VI
on the most reasonable terms iaulO dawtI
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d. n. CLARK, N. D., HoMHPA rmIc PmystcIAN
and from lio3I. M We
Worcester,Ja t,1sSl. Ianlu
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1iIlIer,s Onerafinn


TOT flUihG ieeth OVerEXppsed Nerves.
ms opef tlion, original with the subscriber has
been performed by him, during two and a half years
nearly three hundred times, with loss OF one tooth
only so far as known Also by several DISTINGUISHED
Dentists, whom he Instructed more Than years 40 o.
VINO have been emnently succss sfu BY no otSer
method OF treatment heret fore IN use can so many
teeth he saved alter their living membranes become
exposed 5. T.. MILLER.
ar
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OId Havana Ciga.
NIanufnc,mrsr,s Inhnis

the BEST brands, constantly on hand. and for
sa,o Wn"leshe ana retail, by d. SCOTT, Jr.,
oolIo uI A pOihecarY. 243 Main aIrneI.
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m Mrs. ~. w Gerald,s,
theoretical nd practical Midwife. corner of Mvy,ia
and uthbndgc streets. al1.0-'r', Hdera I3n "'
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ATTORNEY AND CoursELLoR ar Law.
0Mce,--0ne door North Of me yuinsigan,o,,d po,l
h"Ni' "oHcBsiRh, MASS dan
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,.HcmOvnl.-Mrs. M. y. Thompson, Female
May !, 1859. Az
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
RlcuaoND, Auu. 5, 1853.


-Four Market very and receipts Ieht Old Is
ceiling at s. 81. New, Sey lille arrIvlns selling by
Inc draw o.d AT S5' i: City Mills SGS a ca.
WHEAT, W p"o;e Red, good rs; prime ll7s; White,
.ooi l2J. prime l!2@ cents cash. Owing % :e
wegrher, .cry ;s ,'''s Ia. ADD our hiIeis are m
lnrr pore an Sinis 10 hay Wheat, II thoroughly dry.
CORN % cts per bnShc AMI in demand Market active
CORN MEAL ga 10 cts. per bush" Tor country. Mills
Iskna - cts
% r&--JJ. a 40 els. PER Lishti.
BACON Mountain cared hog runnd j a ~ CENTS Cly
ru,r,! hog round, IL 10. cent?; Western AMI Btim"re
Si. 3 wih "ccaGiona sale al Iruciion higher lea
on,rhing vr:y rA'ta; Shoulders ~ and -. Is SOM
tln"s ublanr! !Jt superior article; Hams II !3s
a IN luaill:; saIrs mostly l. a T. Y cts
BUFFER Goshen, IL 70 cts. Mountsn, 10 ~ es.i
some poorer s0r suitable io table sr are sold as low
as y a ID els.
FiSi-N"rth Carolina iIrrrnss aud Siad have stopped
roning SEASON and IN first hands gross %
40 ,lul: 40 J. IN t5- s., de. do in halt bhls 5 !.
81 ,in; No cut s., 10 demand. iiaa& 81: Jennings NO
s.linn So. No So.
COFFEE W. qnoic Ri" -. lu> t.agmyra 10 10. ,
lava II !. a u. Mocha H. GapcHrts
GUANO-Sars OF Peruvian s!6 al depots and vessels
l.ARD--ln aarr!s II a II. cts. in kegs II IT,.
LIVE STOCK u Slnoh's Rcpurp Beet Cattle, scale
weight, s. 3 s. 90, gross sheep, s. 5oa - metz h"2s
- s. 80 Gc".
Ius' 'oosa a I" - Etneinna' rrr''t.d = rLs tour
months OH Family Rye +5 Mountain 60 IS: Brandy
r"mm,o" Imitation, s. to -; common Ath Proof, -
Ia ~ ctg, cash Dsard Dnpuys - 10 IS 80: Hen
MESSY IL Ill flnrt Co.. si. 10 Is; apple ~ 10 !.
':,n imrriran common, 20 70 81 cents llllani
81 NJ" 81 ~ n. T.. Rum 50 "a ~ cts
IRON ri. So so per t,n; Swries sO 1rrLcgur ana
English refined SO Common EngIrl So; ur country bat
&75 SS.
.nhn, nrw crop - % Snghr it"nsr N barrels - To
- c- r"n Rico, hogs; ads - I" % c-; Porto Rico
lcicrS g =! ct-; Sughi House SyiGp barrels ~
Is cts connur,d do 2ur II
SEGAltS-Wc qn"tn forl" Rio" Ga cents .
New nrnIn. ~ az Cuba mammal s II 81; Refined
I"It ;,:u,.hc,9 r"v,:rri i; Cpi!re Sugar & ~
SOAP Iura.nG" Ia - cts: Fancy c"l"rrd T. 10 II
CnrfpN-li crS.
COAL. Virginia ia y rr., o., board. r,r good Mixed
Nm Iutun AMI,
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RIlHMOSD TOBACCO Marker.

kGmaUND, August g.
TDRAC'U.Ne have 10 change To notice in prices slid e
last rrI0 The Tai"c Is active and The slight i'm
poycmcn noticed Alnrldy last Il. luy sustained. Tho
breaks lucsday Wednesday and Thursday iui,
though NOT v,iy Iut9c ". NJ. MARTlN 4 co
Sales ii Tobacco hy n. NJ MhRTlY x G." 3 hhds p FL
lnetnn 30 II and II 70; II Cosby 10 * AMI II 62
Coleman la !! R0l sIcr AT Is II md Is 70; W iuEe |
10 - and At ~ so Aston Il. : L Crcnshnw . and
II 30 n v G. Clinton, iu@s Is ard at Is. 8 80.
t. ST5 u 49, ~ al 10 10 % 10 2, IL al
II 80 II - = u! - J I ID Eimunds aud so: MAJOR
T. II EdInnnds 10 49, ST. AMI 50: T Hardy IL;
& u Lipsrunb 25 Juo LnusiOrd ana l3 so; Mis-
E,!nunIs II 80 aud ID Maj f. ii E,nunda II and l3 T
D 'muns II T. 81, l. and IL; W p Sut,rfeli l3the
irsu . hhis 10 liotuas X Son.
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Purr MaupiN, NJ y.
\i.IIply FEVER AZ MEX orr FANS &c

YELLOW FEVER Al NEW ORLEANS &c
t:uAELEsroS Ava The total number nt deaths al
New Orleans during the forty eight hours ending HE -
inst, hundred aud ninety exclusive OF yellow lc'
yer, two hundred and fifty three
The steamship Black Warrior arrived at Mobile on sun
day Tho Ait" ult aud reports the sugar msrket qnl"i SHIPS
and frcights advanced. go
The .gar Columbia sailed from Pensacola on The soth
u, for San Juan, with Minister Rur'and board ntn
Gasdtn Minister 10 Acxico left for Vera Cruz on board me
steamship Texas
Commodore Newton had removed his ans 10 The 'frn al
Pensacola, and was sill sick.
duel fought this city, this morning, between
John runovant ul Chester and j. Davidson Iesare vi
Charleston in which The latter killed nj The st hire
The difficulty relative 10 controversy between Alfred
Rhelt and Isaac NJ. Dwight concerning publication by
The latter OF communication n the Courier of The 9th
ut The affair nmcaby settled by the Interference Of
friends The card announcing the terms Of settlement APP
pears in the Courier and Mercury oil this morning.
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KENTUCKY ELECTION

LouIsvLlE. Aug. B. Linn Boyd Democrat is reelected
10 Congress by 500 msJory. He had 1882 minority
10 1851. John & Disadvantages majority in the Sh dis
trict 10 $50. He had $50 msority in 1851.
The following members definitely asrertsued to be-
elected:
lsi Dlsirct-Linn Boyd, DEM
Sd Presley Ewing wing
7,h VIM Preston, Wing.
9Th John g. Breckenridge dem.
9Th l.cnnder NJ. Cox, wing, (yain;
l0h George b. Hodge. whig, (gsiu)
Tho ID 4th 9Th and 9Th districts be fully heard
from which wore in The last Congress by three
wings and ono democrat
LouiavrllE Aug g. The result in the 10Th district he
rweon Hodge Slaunlon 10 settled un ,hr
probabilities OF The latter The official
eau alone determine the contest
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WASHINGTON AEEAIRS-

W.sHS6TrS, Aug. B. II is rum0red that Secretary NC
Clcands visit New York has reference astounding
OF gigantic frauds which have Just been dseo'eeu
and kept profound secret by the Government ne
ing has returned
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Ma BuoHASAN left Lancaster, Monday morning, for
Philadelphia and New York, preparatory sailing for Eu
rope Saturday. For htee days prior TO his de-
pnrture large number Of his atquanancos at home ind
from abroad called bid him farewell number OF his
political personal friends In Lancaster city and vicinity
had previously rendered him public dinner which for prI
wife rcasons he rcsncc fully declined
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MEAGHER FESTlvA

BosToH August 3Ihe festival in honor Of the bi.h day
T. f. hirager took place Faneuil Hall oday Five
hundred ladies' and gentlemen in attendance and MIR
Mengher made eloquent speech
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81 Az lifEfS
i.aNGE or METEU

MARRIED., th" 2It J,t ~ the Re-, " D, sir
WHITE lIniiI, county WILLIE !4nlaD;
II t:ti ko,' =" AA,n 81 H."auta HAT Fdv-nna
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NJSSDlIRI nj EI,TION

S7 LOUIS August 3dAn election held In tins State
Monday for members Congress- in the Sd and 7,h
Districts for local officers Tho result ns far
,aned IL follows In the 81 district Claiborne r. Jack
Anti Benton democrat author of the famous Jack
Resolutions which adopted by the Missouri lie
gisufe In lsoU has been Chosen Congress- In the TN
district Samuel Catuthers whig who defeated by Mr.
Benton !ah year elected Edward Bates whie has been
ChOnen J udge VI tie Lind