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COMMERCIAL MUTUAL.
INSURANCE COMPANY,


INSURANCE COMPANY,
PkoyIpENCE,R RI.
Once In Franklin House, corner Of South Main "a
College 81 eeis
tnsure.ogan.t Fire nnd Marine Risks cn ar kvers-
BILE terms as other sto, X Cumpani,s.
Capital 100000.
This Company Affords the sahr security ss siisr
Stock Companies with the additional sdsaLtaye TO
the Insured Of sharing equally with the rto' khotts
IN the Nett warnings .! he business, Without sLy
billy to asst ssnicht
DIRECTORS.
Thomas IIarkhess, Amos n. Beckwith,
Ouay TAFT, Henry Liipiil,
Truman Bcckwiih, u oseA Bull,u. Jr.,
Thomas J. stead, Henry e.. Ma hrwsol
william A RObinsen, James g. Anthony,
James Y. Smith, John Mnssu,
A. u. Dixie, Daniel Day,
Billings Bar,tow, Edward i,artr,
Charles u. DaLney, George ". thgpip,
harles l.. Fisher, W illisn J. kmg,
Cyrus Taft, Joseph, srprnlrr,
Cyrus Is. Manchester, seth Pndr Lord,
Earl l.. Mason.
THOMAS HAEk NES5, Pr~sidcnt.
. GEo. e. ARs'Lp, Sccr'y.
Application per mail for Insurance 10 this Csnpa
nv will reeve prompt s;i,niiIn.
rs d&w
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il ia, iise. Ssln.,s,. Ms,.-m snd H.de Col.
L -. dthe finr J~l,ss~ h~.tlis, soi' ed
..utfg sr,,cle Er IA, NJ. Ih.idn ~, srs'. 4. :.
&C., oIrned tho s~'ing s.d ~ ssl che'r.iy
wM. 4. tOZZ.kS 4 90.
ais 40 "a thsncv sn.et,
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HAZARD & CASWELL have pleasure in
Ill announcing to their many friends and tus-
TONERS, that they viii open the "llall ui fhtrIna-
cy," 1877 Thames ST., next north of the Post OF
ace, on Tuesday, Febr' y Sth. In thus extending
their business they rely With confidence upon the
support OF those who have never failed to appre-
ci,tc their cn,icavors and hope for the same sue
cess in their branch establishment, which it has
previously beeu their good fortune To enpy at
"Apothecaries' Hall" by strict personal atlcn-
ton To both, they hope to make them cqsall, de-
served, popular, aud c,n assure their customers
th Il no exertion their part shall lie wanting to
render their establishments worthy the most en-
tire confidence. The Prescription departments
will he under tre Immediate supervision of the
proprietor, themselves; the must strictly pure
materials alone will he used III compoundl g;
and 40 unqualified person viii be- entrusted with
the dispensing oi mediciIes. Our Drugs, Chem
icdls aud Medicines are purchased by experienced
j,dscs, with scrupuous regard Ia their quality;
Articles which have become old are i,lrctc,l, aud
all are warranted the best of their various Kinds,
aud a, cheap IA articles Of the same quality can
he sdoraed. We invite the attention of retailing
dealers To our stock. which Tor quality anj price
will compare favorably with those oi city hous.s.
OfFancy Goods, periunery, Cosmetics. Cologne
Waters, Spongcs. Fine soaps, and rich Toilet
Articles, we oder "A large and elegant assortment;
Patent Medicine, ~ multitude "t popular iorn,,
Medicine chests IN great variety loT idn,hcs aud
Shipping, &C., Sc.
Al Apotl,ecaries Hall, Medicine will I've die.
posed ut Night, bS Az cxper'cuccd person; the
nght-bcl is on the Meeting ~. entranrc.
GA the sabbath, the SAL oi Fancy Goods will
b. suspended at both establishments: medicines
alone being dispensed. An experienced hat
miceuttt viii lr ~ attendance Tor that purpose.
The HALL. OF PHARMACY will le closed dur,
ins service every sabbath morning, and open du.
ring the rest of tue day. "Apothccarcs liall'
will bc closed each sabbath afternoon. aud open
during the rsst oi the dav. We trust that the
proprIety Of this arrangement, is obvious.
HAZARD " CASNELl,
Apothrcirics Hall, Washington 81.
Hall oi f.rarmacy,
IL l27 Th,mcs st. next Post O,icc.
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SUGAR & MOI.hSSES

\JTiiITE KID Gloves. Gcnt ,nl Lad rs
w White k,d Gloves, at i06 Thames, cOrmr
Of Mwy Street.
Al LANGLEY & NORMAN.
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TTThc steamer Perry viii resume
Der trips Oh Thursday 2i,h, leaving
Providence M 2 o'clock on that day.
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A gentleman who left MatanZas on
the 4th lnsi., says that Mr.. King was
there very low aud getting worse. He
would probably never leave Monrzas.
The information 10 considered reliable.
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Al Ingenious Arab. - Mr.. j r..
Gidton relates, IN his lecture on Egyp-
tian Archaeology. reported IN the Arch
geological Journal OF the past and pre-
cent month, that Z" an Arab discovered
the northern air channel Of tie great
pyramid to be opened from top to hot
tom by placing a cut at the outer ori6ce
and her kittens at the other. shutting
than in with s,ones. The mother SOON
found her wny down through the pyrn-
md to her little family thus proving
that this hitherto mysterious passage
Communicated with the outside. Provi-
Qua to the clearing of these passages
the aIr in the pyramid was quite suilo-
eating"
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4 TIA Town Council holden in Middletown,
q March Il, 1858. On the return OF Widening
a hiehway us Surveyed. bounded and naked o,i
Ly Ro'cri y. Chase, Ecnajah Barker and vii.
liam +. Peckhas', in pursuaLce ia warrant ir' NJ
this Council to them directed, 1T is ordered that
Notice bs given By advertisement Ih',e successive
weeks ~ the Herald of the Timer, to Eli haz
Barker, the heirs of stephen Southvitk. d.
ceased, Amos P,ckhsm, and The heirs OF CeorLe
Brown, fsccased, n pant ofwh'sc lnndi nah,
on, 10 widen said highway, {, appear at a Town
ouncl to bc holden ~ the Town lloufc IN Mid.
dlstowu, on ;hc third Monday Of Api'ur ~. ~
o'clock, Pm, ifthey see cause, and be- head
i"r or against the recepti,n u .a'd r. turn and r.
port.
JOSHUA CoGGESHAIL. Council Clrk.
m2t
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AIDES, MISSES AND CHILDREN >
SHOE MANUFACTORY.

No. l6 THAMES STREET.
II ID. BEEDE haa commenced the mnnufnc-
IL. lIre If Ladies' Misses AMI Chhiren's
CATERS, PuIkas, lIootecs aud Shes OF all the VIZ
rious styles and patterns, oithe lcstn teris. aud
finish, aud AT ,he lowest possIheprices, for cash I,
perfect fit warranted. All his work Is warrant .
ed A few pairs on hand and for sale low or
cash.
>lending done with ucancss and despatch.
Remember, No. I6 Thames mayl3
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~ an man, aud DEEM n"ihirg winch islsisr
=" YOUTM a. MANHOOD.

YOUTH H. MANHOOD.
NvIGOHUus i.itE AiREMATt RE DEAyH
h,nktbn "n S'J P'ss,,idfi"r-on'" - esnts.
fTil- Hnuk jyst puhli,hrd is hil,d with useful tr-
1 formation an III urnitirs ard dis' ~sss ~ tho
hunnn =, stem. u adorrss,s ITSELF alike q" hsmh.
Msnhond NJ Il I'D Age-t tn all wh" aprrchend or cut
fer und,T the dire nnsr Irid,s oiehtly r pfsim
indsrrtuir tu nll wh" feel the exhaustive Ell 'is
nI bpnrnl hnnis Ia sn ~ho ~ sddi,"n 60 declining
ph, .ual rurrgy The We iins at nrtv"ss aid nrs
ial d,lnlity ald of molu and melancholy as-psn'
eney-Io ali su'h Dr h w'uhi say
REAp 1iil. h,"k
The valuable advice and impressive wsruirs
ave. will prevent NchTs o MISERY aid sut, rng sih
.,,r AM ,AlN th, ,sui'r ut lNts.
Pstr,t. b, gsal,ig u will l,aIp bUs to pi.s,ms
destruction Il thrit thildtth.
fyh rcnitaLe c. Ul Il rci -, en' ltscd N lett T
sddr-ssrI to pr MI keln, hils'rphiH, p W st,ois
ab boob. nlG.r eL,c'orc rrt uturi oi rnni
1rbr H.. u tHi- tr-id,It hl r'isn. y. W Ger
~ Sl aud ilion stfr' T. htwen rpTur, q &. iiss.
PhiIarrlpils np> tr e,Lsul't d Cwrfd'hu.iiy
i,r who places hin selt ptdci tie etr- 81 2 K,
,nHy te "a u.l, suhfid' ~ his hnir gttth ne.
,ud eol ndidly rely upon hp skill NJ ph, sirisn.
Persurs NJ disthn'r wa, aildrtss ID u ~ icftes,
fpfe paid } Hil hs euttd ~ hnc.
Packages of mrdrtss, dfccii'ns, As t~'~uds<
~ sending remittance, ard put ~ sSrur ir,n Jon.
'Re or curiosity.
Bonks-efs News Agents, p,jlHrr, Csp.ssssrs
I'D all others supph.d VIA iie sL's. ~oTs ~ s'ry
ow rates. sP4t ~ ts~.
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PLUMBING ESTABLISHMENT.
THE subscriber respectfully iniurms bi- friends
and the public tina, he h,. ju-t rc"ioddld his
whole establishment, suppl, ins II with the latest
machinery for improved wo,k, and that he 10
nov prepared t. execute all orders in the
PlU dBING LINE
with the greatest despatch, IN the very best style.
anat reasonable p,lccs,-having superior moik-
me- ia hi. ,mploy. An KINDS aud sizes oflrrn
and Copper iunps, faucets, si!v,i.paicd, &c,
c.nstanily on hand and will bc put up Al the
shortest uoslcc. y. VI. CilAFEE,
il9 2lO Dh m"s Il.
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THE ROAD TO HEALTH.
HOLLOwAY'S FILLS.
VIE OF DlsGRi iIRiD IIvIkANp PAp
Il.Enrit,N

~
tNEE OF DisoRiiRiD IIvIkANp FAD
bIGEnTltN
cory 81 LEM, y'Sm ~. Nj Ips. fL,p isf,
Ttrhc.f M''i, Lh''foo', da.,d 9Th Jsn,, 1854.
j" 'hhss"r iioLIOwAN,
rih'-'uh Pills and Ointment have ste, d tLs
ngh's' on "ui sale let ofTI"pr,tory ,de n,s Tor
.".s arn,s 'u,i"Her 10 nhsm ! eau iehr GT
any inquiries d'sires me- :" let ,ou know he sttir.
nlars al her the had be-, u ttt ,Ll,d a., ,.,,.
wan disord,Ird liver snd Lrd dist,i.n. On nc
lost crrh,.on huwsur. the vitLhICe ,i A . an,
wa, so alarming, AID thr IL fsun st,n set IN 90 ,r
serely that doubt, we're siirrisintd of L. ,ot l..
ing ',lr to hear NJ t'eri IL; hItrhni,k ,lr vi. N.
dnced IA tr, ytnr ill- Il .he ihf,iu = tbut .f,,
the hrsi ard rhch ,ucrr'dlsr f.,r d., h,r rI,n, "a.
Itrt She ca niEu,d Ia isir vi, ~ rId nlih, an Al
o,'d .li! 'hirr l",'r d., ish h'e ~ ne uj,,i 81
of perfect health. could have ,rnt ,nu man, a a..
eases hut the shove from the ss,SJ,i, 81 n. off,cL
and The sSt'dy cure. think. spruks n,,h ir G,,rr
Z" ,"ur as'ohbh'ng Ill. tsir'D R.w k,EkIF.
AN NtXTnAnRnIh.Ry For RUI tMAric
IE'ER, IN vnS SDIEMENb LAND.
Copy ofa L,tfsr in,0hd IN n, Hs,a,f To,.
co"i'', Jhs let March, 's5I. by Eojo, j. U.nk.
Mnigarct VIZ onnisnr. I'm, Il en ,.Hs Il sys Is,i
ding Al New Town, had bee sun, III from, yi.,rt
ihenmsue u vrr i0r nI"sid, nf i~o months. wLhh
lad -nliI'ly deprived her oi the 'ihri livi.. H.
Hhg this ieind she. .~Rs md, e,ss Il the u,,t
eminent medical n,n in H.hnt Town, nld ~ u,in
hrr case Was considered hopeless A fri,Id pt,,,jl
ed upon her to Try Holloway "h bsed Iill,, ' hnk
'h" eonsei ted To DO aud in ,ucrrdits .h.ri
oi lime they Effected p.Iirci cure
CURE or APAlN AND 1lGLTHTss IN 1IE
ChLsI AND SloMh II OF PIRSON IA
YEARS OF AGE.
Fro" We'srs The. & Son, Proyri. tor. Of n.
LYNN hd,eTfis',, uho ean rau.i for "a, fon.u,,r
sidft"fni, .1Ds,I 9nd, 1851.
To ffnrssur oIL0WAN,
riH-i desire Ia bear tst ~, Ey the red sr,,,s
oI ol"~sl lils Tor ,tme Year, l 81 f,ud ,,.
Vrreiy from pin md tgh,r ia n 81, a.. Nhi,h
whs hlso accompanied l., s,iuintps,ilu,tb Al II
prevented nae ir"m waikiki Lb,Lt. an ts,,s,,. .l
hsr' hnh h"i"ithslai ny s''sif,d siti, Il liis
ihcss Pills have so relieved ne, hat am ,..ir,l.
mat "lnefs should le Hin'r ~ guAu,t,d with th,I
Virtues. nm now feIdrI,d n Ih.lr n rms ,,u,
pHhnsrN he'Nr' uhd can iAi, 'h.UDs wnl OFT Ia
con veni@Rec ur pain, whit ! could ret de- l., ,,I,
(si.nrt) IENRi C,.k
North Street, Lynn, N.Ilo,'k
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NEW BOOKS.-Rmh, u novr;, by the an
~ thor uf Mary Barton; Is cents.
Miserics Of Human Life, 8, cents.
Bleak House, number twelve.
The Rector Of 81. BardoIphs, or Superannua-
ted, 10y +. w. shelton, A. NJ, author Of Salan-
der and tho Dragon; for sale by
~ WILLIAM II. PEEK.
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MATES. A Dot uf prime pst,,. iu,t received
~ AMI 6r sSle st X. WILSON'S,
f-i 70 Ihlre. street.
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BROWN < HAIL,
COMMISSION Merchant. and Dealers ~ al
~ Kinds Of l. a,h-r, No. 8 Exchange street,
Providence, K |. have constantly ON hand a,d
for sale wholesale and retail, Beting, Fen Lcath-
er, Calf and Sh.ep Roller skins, Picker string,
aud Lace Leather, ll,nlock and Oak-tanned
Sole Leather, Cali Skius, Patent Ltather. Md
Morocco, Goat, ku-srt, aud Colored Roans and
Skins, Chamo,s aud Buckskins.
Also, Agents Tor the salc oi Grover Baker
Co.'S Patent Sewing Machines, adapted To sewing
on Leather Cloth &c. Manufacturers and oth-
rr. IN want Of the vcsy best artrie in use, lea'e
call aud examine. Or.crs forwarded by Mail or
Express will receive prompt attention.
n. Is. 40 Doz Gold Medal Frnch Calfskins
fer sale at SIG per Doz. d2S 3m d /
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STOVES, RANGES AND FURNACES.
MAY always he found at the Srb-crihcrs
nl Of most apr, we'd patterns. aud set with
rare, and warranted to work well. Also, Tin and
sheet iron ware on hand, with other artichs usu.
ally kept At such store. Tin, copper, and sheet
iron w.,Jc nl.re 10 order. Orders solicited.
WM. BROWNELL,
Opposite the Union iS,nk.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
CLEAvER'S

PRia.G NEUtL HONEY SOAP,
of delicate perfume aud very rmollirni, G. anunc.
turrd only by y. =. Cleavtr. ~ Red Lien =, aue,
!ioIboru, London. A new supply jus, received
and inr salo ly the lnx, doyrn or s,nge cake, hy
jS Il, ". TISDALE & son.
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TIE DAILY NEWS AND HERALD
OF THE TIMES PRINTING
nEFIER

TIE DAILY NEWS AND HERALD
OF THE TIMES PRINTING
OFFICE.
No. l27 rhalnr. Street.
This Office being furnished with all the dc,iI
able modern improved
FAST PRESSES,
adapted To every description Of wLrk. from the
mIa,smh Posi- down To the scnt,ci Im!hng Card
together with An ample supply 0i uell-choscn
varieties oi handsome plain and fancy
JOB TYPE.
The proprctols believe that lheir facilities fer
ex, cuting every desc, ;tIon uf
PRINTING
are such as Ia enable them to answer all orders
T. the entire satisfaction of those who may Ia
vor them with their patronage.
The proprieIrs are prepared to esGuut
promptly, and at as
LOW PRICES
IA can he offered ANY where,
Mammoth and Medium Posters,
Shop Bills, Programmes,
Catalogues,
Bill Heads, Blanks,
Books aud Pamphlets.
Business aud Visiting Cards.
Tickets ard Checks, PLAIN and Fancy Labrs,
in black blue red lax, or Bronze Of every
shade, on white or fancy coored papers
Ous- Always ON hand, "A good stock Of plain
pearl surface aud enameled, white aud colorcd,
CARDS, adapted To every description Oi work
IN packs aud IN boards to be cl,t to order
8y.
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cLEA,ERsCILLBRATEpnoNEY soAr

CLEANERS GO LkBRATED HONEY SOAI
7 : composed fih' most pure and grnuinr ma.
L i.rials, - Mt d-guscd in colnm, and has
,uIi, rcu, quu,iiy Of HONEY incorporated vii
II, in render u the N 1T emtllirni and bit so
Gr III, skin ~ u.c u pos"ss. an agirc. ",
and delicaic p'riinns. and Itu'lurrs wnh tn
hs.troulc ir-r and r,ram, Lih'r; . mI,
ci 'r.rm ADD rtii:ariuns ~ hard vat, than ~
other r,ihi Soar, added ~ these u,,nabL
q,al,ti.., II I. ,r-d m the Pubic sta wr,
,nuirra,r p,icr. For sale 10y the doIer, ~ en-
gle cake, ~ Atoihrcaft - Hall. ~ Hall uf hnt.
mae, BY III HAZARD 4 CAswEiL.
IUSr r. cuve'l a large supply of carlhen rip
u Tor ,inks. e.llus, d 10, &c.
n9 N. ~. CiIAfLE.
NEw Paper Wangiags, B"rdsr,. fw'air,
~ fu'bpsid fapers &c, jvst r,ci,ud ~,
Cor sale very oh, sp q, ~ t,oad ~.
iz5 CORNELL. 4 DENNIS
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st. tflarinc Jntellieenec. AS
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.
FRIDAY. March ls.
, Freeman, Welflcet, Tangisrs.

NOTICE.
THE subscriber samsd in tn. last i'll and tes-
l. lament of MARY N. BIGLEf, late ofNew-
port, deceased, has qualified himself according TO
law, and request, all persons having claims
against said estate to present them, and all in-
debted to make Immediate payment,t to
OLIVER READ, EI.
Newport, March 6, 1853. pd 3w
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OAK ROW, NO. z.

lust received the Spr,ns style Of Gemie
u nen's lL,t,, snl for ral how.
tie JACOB WEAVER.
liz Thames st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-13

Accounts from all parts OF the State show a fine
spirit existing in the Free Soil party, and Indicate
sfful and enthusiastic Convention at Fitchburg, on
Thursday. II there is any town in which delegates
have not already been chosen, we hope it may be
done forthwith, and that every town in the State
may be represented. A new candidate is TO be Sc
lected for Governor, and it is very important that il
should be done deliberately, after free and full con-
suliation, that when the selection is made, every
may come cordially into the support ofthe nom
inntion, and secure his election.
The Convention is important, in reference not
only to It's influence the organization OF the State
government for the coming year, but on the question
also Of the adoption of the amended Constitution
That is, in fact, the great question Of the pending
canvass. The Wings with a strange perverseness,
have determined TO make opposition to it a party
queson,an will do all they TO prevent its adop-
tion. If by possibility they should succeed, it
would put back the march ofreorm for twenty years.
A large majority Of the towns would become dis.
franchised, and Boston with its eviathan power in
the House would control the destnies of the State
Let our friends then, come up to the work pro npt
ly, and with elacrity. Let us have a Convention
surprising all that have preceded it, in the numbers
Of it's delegations in the spirit which anmates Land
in the magnitude Of its results.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-13
For the Snv.l

- =
Grafton, Sept. 10, l853.-1'he Grafton Free
. Soil Association met this evening for the choice
Of officers for the ensuing political year, and the
selection of delegates 10 attend the State Conven-
ton to be held at Fitchburg, on the 18th inst
The following officers were chosen:
President, Seth J. Axtell. Vice Presidents
Benjamin Kingsbury, and iona. b. Sibl y. Sec
rotary and Ireasurer-Henry F. Wing. EE-
ecutive COmmittee-Edward B. BigeIow, Charles
B. jerks, Levi Rawson, Calvin S. Thurston, Jo-
seph B. Adams
Delegates Holbrook, Abram M. Bige-
low, Frederick Briusblecom.
Substitutes = iona. B. Sibley, Stephen R.
White, Calvin s. Thurston
Voted, That our Delegates be instructed to
support Hon. Henry Wilson as candidate for Gov
ernor.
poted, That the foregoing proceedings be sent
to the Massachusetts Spy and Boston Common
wealth for publication
SETH J. AXTELE, President.
HENRY F. WING, Secretary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-13

REVOLUTION IN MoNrEvIDEo.-N. York.
Sept IA private letter from Montevdeo, dat.
ed July oath, states that a revolution took place
In that city on the 18Th, when contest occurred
between the National Guard, who were in favor
Of General Oribe, and the black troops of the
line, partisans of Caesar Dias. The affair lasted
but ten minutes, when the National Guard threw
down their arms, leaving seven of their number
dead. Great excitement Immediately prevailed
throughout the city. few days afterwards the
President announced change Of Cabinet and
also that the National Guard hac been suppressed.
1t was also reported that Gen. Oribe was about
to make an attempt on Montevideo, for which
purpose he was collecting troops in the mountain,
forty leagues from the city. General Greene was
organizing force TO oppose him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-13

AFFAIRS AT THE -WaFhinglOn, Sept.
u.-Gen. Cass, in very recent letter 10 the Pres
ident, most cordially assures him OF his high per-
sonal aud political regard declares that no President
ever had many difficulties 70 encounter; thai his
course had been wise, judicops, patriotic; that The
writer will accept no position under the Government
but that Of Senator; and that the President can rely
upon his (Nlr C.'s) earnest, hearty support Of the
Administration.
Secretary McClelland has received letter of like
import. These letters are a wet blanket upon The
dsa1eoted and insubogdInaie Hunkers. The Union
of to day aludes to these letters with qualification,
and lauds the patriotism Of Gen. Cass.
Henry A. Wise is engaged in writing seaihing
article against the Pacific Railroad II is reported
that he is tic lead to the hymenial altar a noted
Richmond beauty.
The Secretary OF State is busily employed an.
swering the Austrian PronunciamentO about Kozsla.
1t will be paper Ia W ebsier on Hulseman. High
ground will be taken, and excoratng wtha Ii will
be addressed TO the Austrian Minister here.
Benjamin J, Ferris, Of Ithaca N. Y, late Score.
tary of the Territory Of Utah, has just returned
He reports that not hall the degradation Of the Nor
mons has been told; that Brigham Young has forty
wives; that seditious feelings rife throughout the
community, in short, that women and men are in a
state of deep degradation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-13

OUTRAGEs IN PoRTLAND.-On Monday
evening, Mr.. John G Myers, while riding out
with woman, having TO leave his gig moment
when near MunIoy, TO pick up bundle, was as
saulted iurlously by negro, with sung shot,
Mr.. Myers saved his life, but lost his pocket book,
having IL 1t "vauahle papers" He is likely to
experience no serious effects from the blow
Two green young men from the country, nam
ed VIM. Turner and Orren Curtis, entered a tran
On Union street, kept by II. Winsow, lost their
brains through rum, and their money by gaub-
ling, and then preferred a complaint against the
keeper OF the house, who was fined for selling liu-
uoI, and held to bail for keeping gaming house.
Inc victims attempted to feave for Boston in the
steamer 81. Lawrence, the same evening, but
were attacked on board by some Iowdy friends of
Wlnslow, driven out, beaten and pursued along
the streets, and into places of shelter; finally Tur
ner was seized and placed in cab and carried
off,
Three OF the men, named John +. Waite. An
gustus I'll Raymond, and Charles ]. Morrison
have been arrested. Gerry Averill, the driver of
the hack, and The rlngleader, as is supposed, has
not been found. Upon being questioned in refer
ence to Turner, they stated they left him in Mr.
Abbott's tavern at G0rham Corner An officer
was then despatched TO Gorham Corner He was
there Informed by the landlord OF the public house
that Turner came TO his house at four O'Clock on
wednesday morning, alone, land asked for a team
with which TO go to Saco; this, with a driver.
was provided him, and on his way to Saco be re
lated the circumstance Of his abduction, saving
that he had been roughly handled, that his head
was pretty badly bruised, &c. The examination
oil The abductors is deferred until Tuner can be
found.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-13

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my establishments trnst that discriminating public
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mpounded at all hours of The day and night
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