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Whitcombs Worcester and Fltchburg
R0SS'S Providence 4 Worcester Xpress
By Every Train
ADAMS. &
Boston, Kew York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
AND GALIRNNNTA EXPRESS.

.. "a & co forward Goods, Parcels,
4 "a money, SC, ana make collections
s3sz-sssss:5s on Norwich, New YORK, Philadelphia.
Washington, Pittsburg, and st. Louis,
with the utmost promptude, giving all possible care
to all and any kinds of business oflhe above description
entrusted TO them, LA. & Go. also forward Parcels
Letters, & TO all parts OF Europe 0FFlCES--9 Caurl
81 Bostoni le ShetnGket St, &orwieh Bolles,
\ iondonj So Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, Wall St,
New Eorki Light s., Baltimore; Penn Avenue Wash
hgton; IS Fourth ST., Pitsburg; corner Of Pine and
Water-sts., st Louis; l. l.. MASON, Express Office
oor7sr Of YAM end Bechanic SIS, Roreester
ALVIN ADAMS,
Worcester, Nov. j, 1853. dti W b. DINsMORE
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Consumption can oe Cured.

MRS. A. N. CHAPLIN, No sII fremont street
WI near Pleasant street, Boston speedily and perma-
nenly cures consumption, bronchitis asihma, chronic
reaux, neuralgia.
Mrs G has long precticed in various parts OF New
England, with great sue havng in numerous cases
restored to health those no had been given u by mod.
iea men % inoufable She would say to the invalid
Geese not 10 hopei and would respectfully invite such
as are iaboing under chronic diseases, or complaints
OF long standing TO call on her her Office where she
may he found Al all times and she will reer Them to
those ID the city and vicinity when she 6as Gu ed
Ihose who may desire TO With her their in
hrmites, can DO 80, free OF charge, Her MEDICINES can
be forwarded TO all parts Of the country, Office hours
from a. M. TO 9 r. NJ
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RHEUBATfSx CURED

s a :,
"a Y iSe usetT McfNTfRE7S RHbNMATlG TiSC-
- 2rsR AND ttN I'd +, u safe. s,lte aaa ceitasn
iemsly tor af Rheumatic Adscuous. whclhe OF nuasu
1-'s $50 !, .s i s.ek nostrun. or tsps
"a. Z .,,,4 II sssnse. ~ shh aesh Il ,ncideaa-
$50 = ~ - 80, -, i. ~ ,nt eff,ciuaiix ri
go, ss5 IN. y. ans 7e.i,ses pvseine
~ lHfss Ratf Fif4sHs peas ta ~ = n
Inc fre1faeto obs. s.fs s. s.. y ~ :,
tNDtAS fNfststf.R " tsss as - 8 - r. 4
Evfrae4 IF SryeeSariIla ard Was7sa.h00!
-
The heHcf1s sffects derived ftnD the rse o. these
savarsas e iic es. sre oeis of iieir saarriari
~ Thss ksvr galasd ii casilteHre q Nltabatinii
hfthe pHlilse. r. piscsa Oh M,fitvss ua Which
btsn0 paraiei among hs refit ne'ieiilsS ufihe ny
Wea~e stroAg iaaes - tra tir a7couais we arrT
wing DARN AZ M oe lhatGcis eoh cores 81 Ills
aaseS
,,4s ~ fsrest Po,isr ar ,he asond
an "a i, s,S 4 - - -, ea,.fsine ms ma srrt,l
asa,s ,,rn as ssl, ma ,,s, Sc1atnsa n Ka,n,s Ev4i
gsrsS-seias ~cnlt f.eaa mo- heS en- me Face ara
,ll si3r,s4 iis a.es viii Ind slse aid SAT- remedy
for l,,isYe4si tsia n m. ~iie tt.ar8 ana I.ioer
tso,.bs IS III. ,issts tnsflvsaess t.fs
Raye r,enn+ igTvschitis f4ea.r raj IDENTITY. &c
I,rensr,s ana .nld NJ
q-hora,oyy.a, aitlbsgg Mass sI.c2 ak
TIVE FRENCH IUNAR PILLS.
Who looks wrmnn's vanished hieaEn,
Ter sisted form and aagHistted ar
Nor nHrIRurs thar q ruthless doom.
Should snatch away he Sauag and fsir
80 uhconValh'ns ~ nef woe
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RnTrER &c
North End Market !

fE'HE subscriber has opened Market in BANGS
Block opposite the Court House, where he intends
Keeping ASSIGNMENTS of
M EATS AND ABLES~
aid trusts by keeping good articles at low prices 10 re
ceive his share Of patronage
~ Goods delivered in any part Of the eity
nOvls diI J. WOOD
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Boston aud Worcester Eaiirosd,

ErSs "a so 2.ssze Sa4ssf1
WINTER ARRANGE NEET &C oa,aencing Tues
day Nee. !, 1883
PASSENGER. TRAINS kOR BOSTON, as follows
cave Worcester about Sat 100, & @02Jo ~ t3t5
Ex9. 400, Ql.05 Ex) pm
millbaTy TO a. IN sac nm
Milford 7.35. 10 80 " ais
Frem'n Cen, $40, lilo e 945, q 80
ssxonvile 72s " 100 +"
Fewton, 6 so, 8, s.53s wv. TrA. 9,l5-. El5o.
GW Tr)+;a NJ, 2,e2', $40, 44O SIS wv Tr.)- els,
s.lht m.
Brooklire, 6,45, 74O, $50 o. 10 am 100 2, 81, 81,
$50 and $50, p m
Z" Needham Plain, O.l5, and $50 am ; !, and 5.
p. m.
LEAVE BOSTON, as follows.
For Worcester az 7.30 (and ExA am, 2 l5 a. ET
4,30 a. $50 Ex) p.n
Mbury 730 am 400
Milford a, 7.3O an 43G 50
Fram'n Cen, $50, 500 g 2 Is, 4 80, $50
" Saxonville a, 900 690 g
Newton 7 sow Tr.)5.l5 Al; 1885. ais
CIV Tr,l BIS, 5, :, Is and 9i5t, p. N.
Brookline, 7.l5, s.05. $50, \ u m. /, $50 300
AS SIS, 7,3O, n 10 80 p. M > ''' '''S'
Charles River Branch, 7l5 am 70; 2 6t5pm
W. Newton Station wednesdays at H.
Rnston oct 81. 1853 , dSw,s
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DRUGS. mEf1a1NEs. SC
90 AYERS
80 PILLS.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A
FAMILY PHYSIC.


effective purgatve pill which could be relied on as
sure and perfectly safe in its operation This has
been prepared to meet that demand, and an extern
sive trial Of its virtues has conclusivey shown with
what success it accomplishes the purpose designed
1t is easy to make physical pill but not easy to
make the best of all pills one which should have
none of the objections, but all the advantages of
every other This has been attempted here and
with what success we would respectfully submit to
the public decision. 1t has been unfortunate for
the patient hitherto that almost every purgatiye
medicine is acrimonious and irritating to the bow
els. This is not. Many of them produce so much
gripping pain and revulson in the system as to more
than eounterbalance the good to be derived from
them. These pills produce no irritation or pain,
unless it arise from previously existing obstruc-
tion or arrangement in the bowels. Being purely
vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any
quantity; but it is better that any medicine should
be taken judiciously Minute directions for their
use In the several diseases to which they are ap-
plicable are given on the box. Among the COM
plants which have been speedily cured by them VIC
may mention Liver Complaint, in its various forms
Of Jaundice, Indigestion, Languor and Loss of APP
petite, Listessness, Irritabilty Bilious Headache
Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague Pain in the Side
and Loins; for, in TRUTH all these are but the con-
sequence of diseased action in the liver AS an
aperient, they afford prompt and sure relief in Cos
hveness, Piles, Coic Dysentery, Humors, Scrof-
ula and Scurvy, Colds with soreness of the body,
Ulcers and impurity of the blood; in short, any
and every case where purgatiye is required
They have also produced some singularly sue
cessfu cures in Rheumatism, Gout, Dropsy Gravel,
Eryspelas, Papitahon of the Heart, Pains in the
Back, Stomach and Side. They should be freely
taken in the spring of the year, to purify the blood
and prepare the system for the change of seasons.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, and restores the appe-
ute and vigor. They purify the blood and by their
stimulant action on the circulatory system, reno
vate the strength of the body and restore the
wasted diseased energies of the whole organism.
Hence an occasional dose is advantageous, even
though no serious arrangement exists; but I'M
necessary dosing should never be carried too far,
as every purgative medicine reduces the strength,
when taken to excess. The thousand cases in which
physic is required cannot be enumerated here but
they suggest themselves to the reason of every
body; and it is confidently believed this pill will
answer better purpose than any thing which has
hitherto been available to mankind. When their
virtues known, the public will no longer
doubt what remedy to employ when in need Of
cathartic medicine.
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Extract from tetter recetU from Lady treated far
Consuaiptton, en- Bouon.--
MRS. CHAFFlN-Dsar Madam; Its with no ordina.
ny pleasure hat iuio you Of the beneficial effects
resulting iiou your treatment TO me, after beng con
hhed 10 my beu ans room ueeks md months, thinking
mat conl never be raised again. hau ule fanh Of
h", as ha I'D he hest u PHI sicians ard they pro-
nonne'd me incurase but by The hles,n of Cod what
mas zen done his heled ga much. have not frgCt.
Ten your hdhest 10 ne, Hpd hope that those IN ced
NJ WIS WI call upon sou, M hak that YOU can Il
ord them reei. Mos, respectfully, s. BRIGHAM"
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from tfftfr ! on agfnffen,aH treated for
hen1n u3SDl, IT, PfODideHce. X l.
MRS CHAFFlNi IL Is with gr,nt liiensure that I
write 10 INFORM ypn OF The beneficial effects Of your
treatment to me- mad been aii c cd wi tthei,ma.
isi lof lhrt ears, and wHs confined 10 my bed aud
room must OF 'he time. had tiled The bost pnyacians
WIN" my khOwirdgn. aud received no benefit, aud 1
h@ very ls hilh 81 = cryina benefit from your med
Du thdnk God they have acted like "A perfect
csH.Ei, a. ain now able TO be about labor M AZ
on the time. Although imvo not quite rognined NV
former strength, icnnsidef q hhsnin sm cured and
l hope those afflicted ~ was viii call upon you.
Most respectfully yours,
defb deod3ln Hs w 5. BUTLER
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Leicester and Worcester Express.

Leicester and Worcester Express.
TNHE subscribers will run daii, Express for the con
4 yeYahce OF Boxes, Bundles Merchandise ami every
other Ap Freight between the above named places
and after this date, leaving Leicester at O'clock
A. NJ, and Worcester a. O'Clock p. NJ.
All Qrders entrusted u.s. lett at the Post Office
OF at Horace Waiie's Store, Leicester, (where states
may be fouiid0 will be promptly and faithfully attended
TO-
Office in Worcester, at A II Newion's 907 Main
street JOEL SlBLEY d. CO.
Leicester, March /. S53. mar dawri
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woR CEsTER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Or
Manufacture, Trad.s, and Professions.

The following Lis, repre- senIing two houses in
each branch Of uade is submitted the citizens Of
Worcester County and the public se.eraiy with The
fullest confidence that persons of the products
OF Wore sler Work Shops, the Merchandise OF wor-
cesier Stores in any of the branches here enaerated
will be able supply themselves at short notice an
upon as reasonable terms can be met with III Boto
or elsewhere
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$40 GOO RRWARD.

Tor apythIag that win sgrpass ~ q. A. IIils Pan
A ncear and Indian Medicines, or the remedy Of Con
orrhga, elects, structures, Whites, Pains The Pack
and Loins, Seminal Weakness, Affections OF the Kid
siric0n to Diet dank, exppFur- change In sppca-
lion 70 business. These raepAritins ate entirely
AfN VEGETABLE, H#1
and although powerful they will injurc IN the least
the most dellcaie constitution. This prepHrati0n is
waTfanted 10 cure che shove mentioned diseases, with
oni USING auy external spplieaions. With ny Indian
vegetable Modicinss Jon rely upon thorough
core, W csiling UPON me my office 8is4h
- Main ~ ' ho-l2l, Worcester,
jylo al Sea- ffnp Or. G. A. HILL
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French Periodical Pills and Drops.
DR.. G., A. HILL,


No. l2l Main Street. Worcester, Mass,
NNYOULD say, that great expense he has prepared
w from The original recipe, the French Periodical
Fills and Drops discovered by !. Harrington, D.,
while praelicng in the Hospital in Paris, the i'm
mediate oil segaiion OF The wned RsC3hU, Of Par
is, and ACTON, ofLondon,
These Pills invariably certain to regu ate the fe
male sy aud be taken without hazard. They
known by hundreds OF fsa in this country be the
only preparation discovered that has proved nvs-
rinbly certain mall cases
Slgp1esssons, Irregularities, &c.
One trial will convince the most skeptieal, and never
alter will they be induced take any other Ladies
who have often been deceived by purchasing Pills and
Drops, and nostrums from % aHlh
Male and Female ImDosters,
under the pretence OF eecng cure medicines which
IN nineteen cases out oftwenty have injurious effect
upon the system, without producing the desired result
any sign Of Il, should these bpeds use none
hut the genuine f@ fen g.a
French Periodical Pills and Drops.
The efficacy OF which have been tested in a hundred
cases, and failed 10 effect speedy care without
eny bad resuii The Pills aud Drops The result Of an
sressive practice, and not discovered by accident To
enogisr their virtues would add 10 their merit
We would only say, try them They will be sent to
any part Of the country rom observation, by
addressing lpost paid,)
DR O. A. Hill, No. l2l Main slrset,
Worcester, Mass.
ar FIJI directions accompan ing each bouIe
Price. five dollars. iAnJ7 DIFF
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A GOOD assortment of sione Martin. Mountain do,
snsh.rucpi S"heys nhd swan Iufr, may b. ipuud az
Sv hhnsstt aa sYLVANUa PRATT.
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ExpR.FssEs. &o.
New Freight Arrangement
BETWEEN W0RCEsTLk &N.Y.
Commercial Line Of Steam Propellers
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NETWORK
TRI-WEEKLY-Usua time 1s Hours.
Goods Transported between Worcester
and New York "a Low, and with K
qrsIDespateh, az by any O.harI.iI,e.

@l TIE Boats Of this line s,,, 4,
$50 viii lei = Providence n
-sSss from Fox Point on NJ ON stsisss
'--~----=--- DAYS, ITED NEsDANS 4 FRIDAYS
and n ew York on T uESDAXS, THURSDAYS. 8
SATURDAYS. Until further aofce
Freight taken for New York at reasonable rates
his line connects, by arrangement with tht Daily
tnland Llue Of Propeers between New Yofk anc
Philadelphia. and the Semi-seekly Inland Line to Bald
more, at all times When this Inland route is open
Goods viii be taken az Providence for Philadelphia al
cents per foot and for Baltimore per foot
oeuai time between Providence aud Philadelphia, ~
hours ami between New York and Baltimore, 40
hourg
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freigh: viii be forward
ed from New York By any other lines, il 50 directed
Al current rates.
For fur her information apply to w. II. JOifRDAN
Office OF Providence and Worcester Railroad Ce
Isaac Odell, Pier No. Il N. R. or w. p. Williams ii
Broadw8, New York, or TO
B. BUFFUM, agent, foot ofsouth Main ST.,
sept.2 7. 1858. dawtf Providence.
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Providence & Worcester Railroad.
WINTER ARR4NGFuENr


rEG On and after MONDAY, Nov. 4 1853
4S5ss@1N7 PASSENGER Trains will leave Providence
and Worcester, as follows ~
cave Worcester at aud II, IS A NJ and g. 45PM
NJ 49, '' ~
For connections with the various Railroads leading
rom Previdepcr aud Worcester and Ailh the Norfolk
county Road Al Blackstone, see Pathfinder Railway
Suldf publ shed by George snow, BOSTON.
THE STEAMER PERRY, to ana f on Newport.
runs in connection viii, Tho Ills NJ and II AS A.
M, Trains. ISAAC A. sOITT9WIrK So, -
iio'iIeh'e' NOV D. los. MS dtwtf
Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad.
lcsA ess4 riss fsss 81 r1f7ssts,ss.7l
TINE ALTERED.- -Ssonn.er Arraaqensent.
nm and after Monday, June s, 1853 trains viii leays
" Filchhnrg Al 8 A. M, 1910 and 500 r. M.
Freight $50 A. M.
Returning-Leaye Worcester al $50 and IL LA M ,
and AIS ? Nj Freight, $50 =. M.
p;,.., IVERs PHILLIPS. P1es't.
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Soda Ash

Ok cAsKe sodaAsh, IN prme order Cor sale b,
Hf q. y. Il A. J. BOWIE, .s.
~ au Wor Bank Block
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Governor johnson. OF Tennessee.

Andrew Johnson, the present patriotic democratic gov.
OF the Stale OF Tennessee, many OF readers
know, OF the many OF distinguished countrymen
who are styled sef made men,, who have different pc.
RODS been elevated to high legislative and executive Of
fees by the popular will The friends OF Gov johnson
concede the fact tina, he had very few early advantages
that his opportunities for acquiring that knowledge
which derived from the study Of learned authors were
in bis youthful days extremely limited, and that the
large OF Information possessed by him were
obtained during hours sna,ched from excessive mechan-
ical toll Among reasonable, reec,ing and republican
people, men who are the "arcbec,s OF their own for
tune are valued more highly than those who have
ing distinctions unadcd by fortune learning, an an
eing evidence OF the possession Of talents energy, and
industry. Daniel Shefey. OF Virginia; Roger Sherman Of
Connecticut; Tristan Burgess, OF Rhode Island General
Charles r. James, at present senator from the latter
State. with host OF Others "were selfmade = all
of whom attained TO eminence in their counirys ser
vice. and will have their enrolled the book of
fame There are who are slow TO acknowledge
the claims Of citizens who have successfully combat
ted difficulties and Obstacles almost insurmounable
They even 20 10 far as to sneer at, and enaeavor
TO cast rdicule upon those who have obtained celeb
riiy by their native unpublished talent. indomtsbe
WILL and untiring industry But the good sense OF the
American people has. and will, in all Time, rebuke
those peculiarly nice and sensitive gentlemen who can
discover no merit in citizen OF the republic unless he
has had the adventurous aid OF wealth, family influence
and scholastic atainmens As specimen OF the humil-
aon felt and expressed by OF this class when men
not 20 fortunate in their early advantages rs
arc exalted to high positions append an article from
the Nashville Union. 1t is AZ follows:
Who HusnrArIos-- Somebody in Georgia said OF tho
inaugural OF Governor Johnson, Of this State was
book in which his excellency, true TO his original calling
had shown OF the goose than the gopo~ev Wbersup
on the Knoxville Register the opinion that Il. is
hnmaiing to pride OF Tennesseeans hear and 500
in the papers OF the county such remarks and the
n,ion Is heightened by tie reflect that such re
marks do no injustice the governor OF Tennessee'
What pity IT, for sbsr takes these federal
wing papers hide the con empt they feel ior
who rise to high political positions from the ~ class
II has been proved that governor kwoss he
10 ha~d gooss From the noise OF federal whja pa
pcrs II Is evident Also Tint he knows schns good for
geese
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human beings that have been dragged from their
homes during period somewhat less than FIVE years The
number of apprentices already intended be brought
Cuba 65N0 To this also be added loss Of life
in pursuit capture, and transportation, estimated
Der Of in ALL II 966 persons, and
aggregate Of human misery unequaled in history
the past, be consummaed under British and French
protection Such my views, justified by long and ia
mar acquaintance with the subject and by association
with the Spanish and Creos planters for many years
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report has obtained zone circulssion in the Untsd
States that this most brilliant Of the living wiss Of
England was losing his memory and intellect by the
abuse Of opium. We have, within day or two. sssn
letter from eminent London physician, Mr. Msesn-
lays medical adviser, containing direct contradiction
Of this report Mr. Mscaulsy never. knowingly, took
dose Of opium in his life TIE letter alluded 10 con-
,ains I've are happy to add the following expression
(" Mscaulay's general health 10 better, his ntssct i
what il has been ever since have known him.
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We understand that dispatches have been received
from New Hampshire. stating that Ex-Governor Jared
Williams has been appointed senator IN Congress IN
place of Hon. c. G. AlherloD deceased. General Will
liams was for several years member OF the House OF
Representatives in Congress, and afterwards governor OF
New Hampshire He is sound and reliable democrat,
and state sman OF experience and ability
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New witness upon the STAND
Among hej journals received by the last arrivals from
England is the London News" Of the 18th November
paper of high reputation, and conducted with much
ability We have read this number OF the paper with
great interest," particularly the letter from Havana, OF Oc
tober 22d upon the actual condition and the probable
prospects OF Slavery In Csbs" We lay this document
before readers. because appears in English pa
per- 10 written by its regular correspondent Havana
and proceeds from the pen Of who appears to be
fully conversan with the statistics Of the slave trade
and perfectly acquainted with the designs Of Spain and
OF Great Britain.
We call upon our contemporary Of the National Intel
Lgssr to study this revelation We call upon the Brit
sh minister peruse this testimony from British sources
We call upon the world weigh the force OF these state
mens which are well calculated TO confirm everything
that we have hitherto advanced upon this interesting
theme Why scout the testimony which we haze pro-
duceds Why cant about the ignorance or prejudices OF
our administration Why ridcue the information which
they have received, or the facts which have disclosed
We bring forward new witness this mornlng--no an
agent of our own government-not, in all probablli
ty, an American observer-but = regular correspond
emf of British Journal And what does he tell us Does
he contradict the story which have told Does he
oscourings Of Africa upon the beautiful fields Of Cuba
Does he clear the skirts Of Great Britain from all pariici
patton In this mschievous scheme
Far from il! He speaks Of the general understanding
tina. prevails in Cuba, tina, The system Of appren
tce.hp 10 be adopted for the island" lie deprecaes
lie violence the fraud the MURDERS"
which il will produce and multiply He reiers TO the
sscre, convention" which is said to have been formed
and 10 70 into operation in The month Of February
NEXT" He speaks Of the large preparations that are
making for bringing natives from Africa" He even as
ses that one individual has obtained license from
Madrid which has been approved BY France and Eng
land to bring 10000 voluntary apprentices from the coast
Of Africa" He adds that the number OF apprentices
already Intended to be brought to Cuba IS ooo."
Under these revelations. is it surprising that we have
attached 30 much consequences to the information which
we have received from American. on the spot Can our
readers be surprised al the efforts which we have made
to rouse up the whole South-to stimulate, indeed the
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The Eastern tssine) Argus" speaks thus deserved,

oil a valuable officer of the government
tsWe had occasion. short since, insert some ex
from other papers, stating the TACT that every app
cation then before Pension Oce had been upon
and that the desk Of every clerk 10 the office cleared
90 every application the office could be acted
on without delay We have since learned that under the
pre- efficient or the department. Hon L. Wal
do not only has time been found to upon all homo q,
claim. sssns the government. but havoc been
sgsin. the frsudnIcnt claim agents Eight person.
hsvc sed since the present adm ton came
nso power Three hsye been convicted, and are now In
the penitentiasy, three are in prison awaiting trial one
iodsised bonds and fed his county and one has
commitied suicide.
"Ths is good illustration Of the spirit Of prom ptness
and efficiency which the present adm sation h,. IN,
fused into all the departments Of the government"
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. 1, 1858.

Orders for the Presidents Message will be received
the Union Office 10 be filled ii is delivered 10
Congress.