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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
House and Lot for Sale

IL FOR sale large two story House, nearly new
EsN and thoroughly finished, and lot containing about
eight thnusaud feet, pleasantly situated Thin
three minutes walk Of he POst-Oce; also Cottage
House lot, in the vicinity of Chatham street. and
building lot fifty by hundred ten feet SITUATED
in Newburg street. The above if applied Tor soon will
be sold at bargain. For particulars inquire j. l..
HOOD, at City Auction and Commission Store, No |
Pearl street.
Worcester, March 9Th, 1853
J. L. HOOD would inform the citizens of Worcester
ant vicinity, that the place bny all kinds of House
hold FURNISHING Goods at the least prices for is
at the CITY Auction and Genera Furnis hing Store No
Feari street where may be found large Of
new and second hand Furnishing Goods of almost every
thing pertaining to housekeeping; carpet bags
valices &c. Please call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere.
i. Those breaking up honsc- keeping, and others
having property to dispose Of will do well TO call as
receive all Kinds of property consignment, and in
urgent cases will buy and pay cash, at The shortest
notice.
Sales Of Real and Personal Property promptly attend
ed to, in any part of the County. l. HOOD
Auconeer ana Commission Merchant,
No. Pearl street.
Worcester, March Sth, 1858 DIR
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Senator Summers white Slavery.

IN me BGf6dry States!
NEW and superb Edition, fully illustrated with 30
~ eeg M designs, BY Billings, engraved by Baker,
Smith 4 Andrews
This splendid work which is considered one of the
best productions Of the eloquent and talented author is
now Offered to the public in this superb and attractive
STYLE and At the low price of fifty cents 1t is COM
peie history ofWHlTE SLAVERY, it's rise its progress
It's termination, with an account of the many disn.
guished men who were its victims, among whom were
CERyANTEs, the author Of Don Q1ixote, ST. VINCENT
DE PAUL, ARAGo, the Asst onomer, and numerous
Others whose names aud deeds celebrated in histo-
ry Let all apologisIs for the slavery of the BLAcKs
read this admirable work. and then say whether or not
the color OF the skin will human chalte hood
and il Which color shall be enslaved Algerne bite
Slavery WAS brought TO end BY British cannon Mr.
Sumner, IN describing the fDal scene, says:
Before night the fleet fired besiles shells and rock
ets one hundred and ghteen of puwder and fifty
thousand shot, weighing more han i've hundred tons-
The citadel aud massive batteries of gers were shat.
tered, and crumbed to ruins. The storehouses shlps
and eunboats, in flames, while the blazing light
nngs of battle answered in storm of signal fury
by The llghinngs of Heaven The power of ;he GREAT
SLAVE DEALER was humbed "
Published by JOHN p. JEWETT g. CO. Boston;
JEWErF, PROCTOR n WOR rHINGTON, Cleve.
land ohio. For sale by all the Book sellers.
MARI davis
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AUCTIONS.
GREAT SALE OF
Household Furniture, at Auction.

S3NAN = VI AAJu1O, dO AuCCAOus
q w. SELBY 81 co. will seIrby Catalogue,
- at horticultural Hall,
on FRIDAY, March llth, commencing at O'Clock, A.
NJ, very large assortment of new and. secondhand
Furniture, consisting in part of
Il Sofas, Lounges, Sofa Bedsteaas,
Secretaries, 25 Cottage Bedsteads 2Ocommon do HAIR
Palm Leaf snc Straw Mattresses, Bureaus PSI Cane
Seat Chairs, 50 Rocking do $50 Wood Seat Chairs 25
hocklhg DO, 90 Dining Tables, of various kinds
40 KING LASSES,
All Wool Carpets, Chamber Sets, Mahogany
Card and Centre Tables,
Tet Poys, Extension Dining Tables What Nots, An
tIque chairs. Clocks, Book Cases. Feather Beds Child
Ien's Chairs, CrcAets, Uttomaus, Side Boards, ash
Stands Dressing Tables
Cooking, Parlor and Office Stoves,
Oil Paintings, Office Chairs, Fancy Boxes Tubs Pals
Crockery Ware aud great variety Of other articles
not enumerated
Also, Piano Fortes The above will comprise the
largest assortment of Furniture, ever offer ed at Auc-
ton, In This city, and will be sold without reserve
o. No postpOnement on account of the weather.
S. w. SELBY & CO Auct'rs.
Worcester, March /, 1853. diff
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And. SlaYerY Lecture


The Celebrated MADAME CAPRELL,
TIRE Mysterious Lady, the Natural Astrologist
respectfully informs tue citizens of Worcester and
vicinity that after actcing in various Cities and Towns
in the Union where she has given perfect satisfaction
TO all who consulted her. in relation the PAST
PRESENT, anil FUTURE, she has been induced by
many visit this place, for which purpose she has
gagged suite OF Rooms al the AMERICAN HOUSE,
where all persons Will be conducted her She will an
any questions relating TO Sickness, Business,
Marriage, Absent Friends, &C., &c and will describe
the future partners well if she had been acquant-
ed with them during her life time. She that she
ndvertises nothing bat what she do, and pledges
her word to give satisfaction all who wish be
quainted with the past, pre- sent, and future
She was born with this wonderful git of vevea'ing
the destins of Man, and she has revealed mysteries
tina no mortal knew. NJ Madame c. ptescribes medi
cine for all diseases Price, so cents.
Worcester, March 9, 1853 diff
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Real Estate, &C., at Auction!

heai Estate, &C., at Auction
WILL be sold at Public Auction,
w on Saturday, March Goth,
at 10 o'clock, A NJ, at the House the subscriber in
the westerly pat OF Worcester of the Tat
nick Schoolhouse, about
80 AcreS Of Excellent LAND,
consisting of Moving, Pasturing and Wood Land with
excellent Fruit Trees thereon, adjoining the Farm of
William Mower, and Ri miles IRON the City Han
Also, 10 Acres OF sprout Land, Rattle snake Hill
miles from she City Hall.
Also Stock, consisting "f4 Horses, 10 Cows 4 Yokes
OF Oxen, Nc. Also, quantity OF
Farming Tools, and Household Furniture!
Conditions liberal, and will be made known at The
sale. JAAIAM Gates
worcester, March >, 1893. daw3w
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Homestead at Auction

= w. SELBY &C. will sell on the premises, on
W WEDNESDAY, March 10Th, 9 O'Clock the
two East Houses on the North side of Foundry street.
to move Of, Tor remain where they for one or two
years by paying ground rent cf twenty dollars eachl
The above aIe good two story houses; are worthy the
atte ton ofPurchasers. Terms sale For further
particulars mq1ire of 5. w. SELBY 4 CO.
Worcesie-. Marc. 8. 1853 dat. Amctinnee.s
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Drugs, Medicines, &c.

Drugs, Medicines, &c.
r. URKEY OPIUM. Burnett's Cod Liver Oil
Cardamum Seeds. Rushtons
Blue Pill. Shakers Herbs.
Gum Arabic. BAY Rum
l4Iqd0rce Root. Oil BergamOt.
Llqu0rice Extract. Peppermint
sulphur. &c Cassia
Cream Tartar. /" Olives.
hi. Carb Soda. Fluid Eat Valerian.
AnnattO. Fine Sponges.
Morphia Sulphate. Gum Guaiac.
Acetate. Elm Bark
Quinine. &C Flour.
Turkey Rhubarb, Syrenges, of all sizes.
india Tartaric Acid, &c, &c.
Tildens ExtTacts.
All of which of tho best quality and will be sold
cheap for Cash, by L. H. MARSH,
febl9 daw3wis Druggist and APothecary.
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Ornamental Trees and shrubs.

Baisam FRS, Norway Spruce, and other Evergreens
Scotch Larch European Mountain Ash, Horse Chest
nuts, Weeping Willows, Linden and Tu!in Trees Honey
SucAes, and most other varieties suitable for this lat
tude, and esteemed for heir beauty.
" Arbor Vita, Buck Thorn, privet &c. for hedges
A fine collection of Roses, Peonies Dahes, Border
Flowers, &c, &c.
Asparagus Roots, Rhubarb or Pie Plant, &c.
Garden aud Flower Seeds in great variety.
BUDS and SCloNS of a large variety of Choice
Fruit, can also be furnished. Also GRATING WAX
of superior quality.
GEARLY CABBAGE and TOMATO PLANTS.
suitable foI transplantng.
u rhe largest portion of the Nursery now located
on Souhbrdge street, short distance below the juno
ton Rail Road Station, where Trees, DC. can be had
as they also can at the old place on Main street.
CATALOGUES furnished to all who apply. Orders
promptly attended to- and Trees packed go sale
ly any distance. SAMUEL H. CULT0N.
WORCESTER. Sd Month, 9, 1853. diff Pronrietor
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Statesmen Wanted.
Thread Store Clerk Wanted.

A YOUNG MAN, from Ia to 30 years of age.
IA good Salesman, industrious, and Of good moral
character, who willing TO devote his time to the inter-
scriber
To save trouble, none need apply unless they have
iair knowledge OF the Dry Goods business and can bring
undouoted testimonials as to qualifications, &C.
T. A. CLARK,
mars du No. Flaqa's Block.
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Auction Sale of Water Power and

FUc10Iy, NJ JItEt5My, Mass.
- THE well known Mill formerly owned by
Aa,;, Messrs Leland & Sabin, situated in Braman Vii
MEisA- lage, with blacksmith Shop, Dwelling House,
Store house and Land attached thereto VIII be offered
for sale at Public Auction on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of March next,
at IL O'Clock noon on the premises 1t will then and
there be sold without reserve the highest bidder for
Cash S. w SELBY 4 CO Aucl,rs
worcester FEB "a, 1853. diff
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] am the full dressed man! MacuIar hires mo
To stand all day, sentinel at his door,
And bid each gent and lady who admires ne.
To buy, like me, their raiment his Store.
l am a standing proof of that cid adage,
That Ills the tailor that doth make the man.
Macallar's the Prometheus, who from cabbage
Has dressed me up TO ad the real bon ton.
And if OF me, this peerless Yankee tailor
Has made prince, what would he make of thee
Thou farmer, lawyer gent, mechanic, sailor,
Who can't begin to show your coat with me
He'd make you look like Paris, or Hyperion
So come and buy your wardrobe for the Spring.
am the well dressed man, the true criterion
By which I'll yourself with every thing.
The zephyr shirt, the Lola Montez collar,
The Dorsey vest, the Brnmmel coal here;
Partisan pants Of every make and color,
And kerchieis, caps coaks, gloves that Kings nigh
Come then ye members Of the human family,
The largest, nobiest family that know
And our Macuar win you sUit divinely,
With clothes like mine, and charge you very low.
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS, & CO.,
27I Pjper's Block, Nam Street, Worcester.
Sign of the Gull Dressed Man,
febll dawtf
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g W. sELBY & co. will sell on the premises, on
NJ WEDNESDAY, March 18Th at 10 o'clock A
M the House and Lot!
on God street, near Green, belonging to A ROGERS.
The House is built in the convenient manner,
and Contains Rooms.
The Lot abOut So by 100 feet. u Terms easy, and
made known the sale.
For further particulars, inquire of
S. w. SELBY & CO., Auctr's.
Worcester, March 5, 1858, dtMl6
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CITY COAL YAESD.

j. M. HUNTINGTON & CO., Proprietors
nN hand, and constantly receiving at the City Coal
" Yard, Qormerly occupied by b. BuHum,) best quail
tiles of Pennsylvania Coal viz:
Lehgh, lump and prepared.
White Ash, :"
Red Ash, prepared.
Lackawanna, lump aud CRATE.
Also, Cumberland Coal, for Smiths use, which will
be sold the lowest market rates. and delivered in the
bes possible order
Quality and weight warranted satisfactory.
Orders left at the City Goal Yard Office Park street
at Mr. J. f. Giegnry's Grocery store, No ain streets
at Mr. r. 3 Griswold.s Grocery store corner OF Main
and School at Mr.. G. A. Dresser's Sine store
No l76 Main streets OF, through the Post Office, will
be thankfully received, and promptly attended to.
G. Il. MANN, Agent.
Worcester. July q. 1852 dawstf
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WANTED D.

One or two Watch Repairers, to work in a Manu-
~ featuring Establishment. Persons Of good natural
abilities as Mechanics, aud who have had expert
ence in other kinds Of Machinery would be supposed
answer the advertisers purpose.
Also, one or two Young Men, who have had expert
ence In making small class of Machinery, with deci
ded turn for that kind OF work. None need apply un-
less such furnish evidence Of sta
by OF character well as other moral qualifications
Address Box No. rs, Boston. mar9 d2aw2w
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Valuable Manufacturing Property
FOR SATE

Ia IN healthy part of south Carolina. a valua-
HILL bic Cotton Factory. with extensive Buildings
and Machinery for 4,OCO epindes, Cotton Gin,
ana Ihrasher Warehouse, FIGURING End saw fills, sew
eral Nv 7ilmg Houses, two good Water Powers and
1900 Acres Of Land Price, SO O0O. $25, 600 down.
Also, 200 Acres of Lend, in Northern Ohio, within
miles OF Lake Shore Railroad, with good Water Pow.
er, Wooden Factory, Grist and Saw Nils Warehouse
Store and p Dwellings Price, $4,000 $1,000 in
hand. For further particulars, apply this Office
feb25 diff
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1nOre FAew Dress 900

HaOFe fAew dress Goods,
ME are this week opening
w Beautiful All Wool DE LANES.
Elegant French Cotton and Wool do.
Extra fine French Berage De Lsnes
Fine English and French Lama Cloths.
Fine English Berage De LANES.
New English and American Mousselne De LANES.
These are all entirely styles, mostly in small fig
ures, and very chase, beautiful colorings
IN addition to the above, we have now landing 10 ca
ses Of Lawns, and Ginghams, in selected patterns, i'm
ported by ourselves, for own trade and not to be
found elsewhere.
CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD & co.
mars d6t-wtf
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Something New.

MFR. L BABBITT, No. Piper's Block, would re-
WI specially inform the Inhabitants OF Worcester and
vicinity, that HE will take Dagu eotypes so cents
Mr. B. has process for taking ikenesses, by which =
eoud can he had The small of fifty cents and
not o9g1 the custom er 10 sake poor picue because
it is chap.
All who favor him with sitting for likeness, will
be able to confirm the above statement. Salts faction
is qua an led in all Every can see the
whole process by which the picture takcn and have
it explained 10 them CLEARLY,
The above Is no humbug Cal and see for yourselves
marll
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,
Just Issued, and for Sale

Just Issued, and for Sale
at JOHN KEITH 81 co.'s,
No. 239 Main Street.
DAISY BURNS, by Julia Kavanagh
IL Labor and Love.
Adventures in Fairy Land by r. H. Stoddard.
NM Browns Letters, by w. NJ. Thackeray.
Nlllette, Novel, by the Author of Jane Eyre.
dictionary OF the Army, by g. X Gardner.
&c, by Lady WorIley.
Toussaint a'ouverture the Negro Patriot ofHayti.
Peflls by Sea and Land, illustrated.
Young Travellers journal in America.
The Fine Arts, by M. Guizot
Memoirs of Horace WaIpole, and his Contemporaries,
by Warburton.
Memoirs, Journal, and Correspondence of Thomas
Moore, by Lord Jolu Russell English Edition
Maunders Treasury of Natural History, Biography,
MARI dtf
NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS
At E. LIVERM0RE s cos Book-Store,
1874 Main Street.
VTILLETTE, by Author of Jane Eyre.
' Daisy Burns by Julia Kavanagh
My Consushp, by Lister.
The Works Of Calhoun.
The Kathayem Slave, by Mrs. Judson.
by Mrs Ware
The Deans Daughter, by Mrs. Gore
ESSAYS the Poets, by DE Quincy.
Chapel Of the liermiis, by Whittier.
Spain, by $. T. Wallis. mars DIFF
NEW MUSIC,
INRoM New York, Philadelphia, and Boston
II A. MARSH, at 1924 Main street, offers foI sale
large assortment of new and fashionable Music.
Winter Polka, by Wallace.
Meagher Polka
Polka Redowa.
Love Star Sch0'tsch, by Brown.
Grave of Ben Bolt, by Woodbury..
Wild Flowers, by Wallace.
The Cottage Rose.
They've Sold Me Down the River. mars DIFF
Bubbers Rubbers
WE have On hand few pairs Of Ladies' Patent Rub
oers, which we will sell at 31A cents.
Ladies' Rubber Boots at ......s6 "
mems hubbe's, small sizes, at. so
Also, Misses aud Childrona an Ilubbets nj aoc
SNOW a BPURR, 176 Main street.
mars dawlmia opp American House. worcester.
a New and Superior Article
nF UNNAMED LACE LEATHER. for sale nv
~ iebls d6w Q. FOSTER co
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FOR SALE.

A Rare Chance for Wood TVorknaap!
THE stock, Tools, &c of a Mandatory in this
City, with good run of CUSTOM having been in op.
Grafton Tor the last five years and doing good
safe business. The owner wishes sell on account Of
his health. For further particulars apply at
RAVENS Agency Office,
daw3t Horticultural Hall.
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Steam Engines.

Steam Engines
nor sale Locomotive Boiler, with AZ two inch
i tubes of IA horse power, built by Adams a. Co.,
Of South Boston.
Also, two Engines, of6 horse power each, all in good
order. For further particulars, apply to
CHAS WILDER,
at VIM A. Wheelers Iron Foundry.
Worcester, Feb. 2sth, 1853 dawtf
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Piles Cured.

Piles Cured.
DR.. DOWSE'S Celebrated Pile Medicine!
VlHIs Medicine is certain cure or the Piles in all
its various FORMS and WARRANTED to cure
in every case, the money will be refunded.
Certificates of cures cdh be seen at the Agents.
Sold wholesale and retail, by d. SCOTT, JR.,
Sole Agent for Worcester, 24S Nam street.
febl7 daw2m
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Mortgages Sale Of Real Estate.

Mortgages Sale Of Real Estate.
DY virtue OF Power of Sale and Mortgage made by
ID JOHN REAL, of West Boyistor, in The County
of Worcester, shall proceed sell TO the highest bid
der Tor Cash, all the Real Estate mentioned in Deed
from said Read To me- dated the 9th day Of FEBRUARY
1871, and recorded in the Registry of Deeds for said
County Book 473, Page %, together with all rights of
redemption thereof Said sale 10 be made the prem.
ises. on
THURSDAY, the 3lst day Of March mert,
at IL O'Clock, at noon.
VIM. DICKINSON, Mortgage.
Worcester, Feb. 25 1853. dtM3I
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Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad Col
Ladies' Cater Boots, and POlkas,

TUsT received and beautiful lot OF ladies' Kid
81 Morocco. Patent Leather, and French Kid foxed
Cater Boots, which will DO sold prices sure to sus
purchasers. We nave also,
rs pairs Ladles' Polka Boots, formerly sold al 81 so,
for as cents.
so pairs Cbildren's Kid, Morocco, and Ensmelled
Pokas, for 37l cents.
SNOW & sPURR l76 Nam street.
mars dawlmis In Brinlev Row, Worcester.
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FRUIT TREES, sc.
s, essges The Worcester Nursery

s5fF9s4ftsls- is now Wei stocked with large vaf
ssssSjzEsS ETY. of the best sorts of Apples Pears
Plums, Cherries, Peaches, ApricOls
-zESs=.-S- Necarnes, Ounces, English Goo,eber-
res Choice Strawberries, Dutch Curralts, Antwerp
and other fsspberries, Grape Vines, &c.
o. his Nursery is of the largest in Massachu-
setts and the collection of Fruit cultivated in it, emba-
ces n,arly all the varieties established regulations and
the Proprietor is constantly adding kinds as nos
sess superior excellence, and worthy of cultivation
in this climate
9c7- The collection of STANDARD and DWARF
PEAR TREES is extensive, and includes all the best
varieties now much cultivated.
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DRY GOODS. &c:
For Ten Cents Per Yard.
For Two Shillings a Pair

On PIECES Spring style De LANES fine Cloths
~ from auction, worth one shilling, Just opened, at
mars DIT a. y. THOMPSON cos
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WANTED.
WANTED.
w A N T 3 D ,

w A N I E D.
- A CONVENIENT Tenement. for small fam.
knH lily. near the Norwich and Worcester Railroad
Office Apply to C. S. TURNER,
at said Railroad Office, No l Park street
Indf4 hif
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Vestings Vestil
NOTICES.
NOTICE.
BE subscribers have entered into partnership for the
i purpose OF carrying the

Meat Business,
at the old stand No. 30 Main street, nearly opposite
School street, where they will be constantly on hand,
supply all who may favor them with their patronage
with the choicest and best Meats OF the ali
their variety, at fair prices. E. b, LOWELL,
]. SPOONER.
Worcester Feb I I359
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rapides progrcS que I'cmpcreur a so!Ii
cite llntervcnton des angIais.

UNE ENpoIsoSNEusE.-Nons apprc-
mons par Ia rumeir pubIiaue qn'une mu
Ia'rcs,e nominee Charlotte, gee d'envi
ron Il ans, achet6e il y Il environ trois
<emnines par M. Lafargne, dc Ia pa
ro'sse des AvoycIIes. pour la somme de
SlOoo compliant, Went d'etre conduite
par ce dernier la ge6lc dc la Nou
ve'!e-Orleans, sous la prevention d'a~
'oir cmpolsonne un jeune cnfant de
son maltrc, age d'environ daux ans.
LIE surlendemain de ce crime, une att
tire tentative d'empoi>onnement ;urait
eu lien sur toutc la lamiIlc ue NJ. La
iargue, an Inoycn dune ccrtaine u,,an-
ute q arsenic verse; dams lie cafe du de-
leuncr. tette tcntati !e n'eut heuretIse-
ment pas dc suites fataIcs. la couleur
extfaordinaire du cafs ayant eveilIe
I'attenlon de NJ. Lafargue. Charlotte
setalt enfuir, mais ellie ete arretee
par Ie sheriff a ou 5 miles de I'tiabi-
tatlon de son maitre. Ellie aurait avou6
. des amis de ceIui>ci que c'etait lie
ne'''leme cmpoisonnement qu'eIe com
'nettait; les autres victlmes de celte
miserable etaient des enfants de baacs
ct d escIavcs de I'Etat du Missouri.
Nous apprenons qu'une enquete iu-
d'clalre sera ouverte prochainemen Mt
dams Ia paroisse des Avoyelies. Les
substances etrangeres trouvees dams lc
CATO seront analyses ansi que I'e-to-
mac de rcntant don't Oh va tairs l'au-
,opsie.
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NJ. SouI1.-Lcs jonrnanx de Ma
drid coAtinucnt faire de III nomina-
'ion de NJ. So'l!6 an poste de uinistre
des Etats- tnis en- E>pagae lie tcxte de
commentaries asscz peu bienveiIlants
pour notre ambassadors. lie Diario Es~
panol engage vivcment le cabinet ne
point reconnalsre NJ SouIe en- sa qua
lite oEllcieI'e. tandis que Ie Heroldo de-
clare qn'l! sesalt beaucoup plus digne
de i'E<pagne de recevoir NJ. Soults >aus
l"i dcmander compte de ses opinions
personneIes. lie gonvernement esp a.
gno'. nous en- sommes persuades, sc r. l..
dra ce dernier avis ct fcra 4 M. SouIe
Faccueil cmprcss6 que mt'itent son Ia
lent ct la hau!e position qu'il a occu-
pee aux Elats- -Unis.
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(Char,oari.)
L'AFFAIRE St-ARNAUD.

Nous empruntons au Republican, Dc
New York, Ia trt.duction de la lettrs
c-apre., adressee au Commercial .Adocr.
t,ser de la meme vile, ct qui nous ex-
pIique cnfin 'atfaire dams laqlelIe on
pretend que le marechaI St-Arnaud au-
rait etc, non pas victime; tiiais bien CT
feCtivement fheurtrier: 0''
''Je dois sous dire que IL marscial
Saint, ArnSud, m nistre de la guerre, Il
et6 arrete hiet, par ordre de l'empetsur;
dams les circumstances suitaniea
lie general Corneitiuse, aide.de-
camp de. t'empereur, Sc rencontra atcc.
M. de Saint-Arnaud, dams le cabinet
de S. NJ. II j await la une somme de-
100000 francs. ct l'ernpereur en- entrant
demanda Get argent qn'il destinait Ia
dot de Mile Saint Arnaud. lie general
Cornemuse chercha apartout, mais me-
put parvenit trouyer que 100000 Ofr.;
sur quoi il dit au general Saint-Arnaud:
+" II ny que vous ct moi qui ayons etc
ici, ct il ny a que vous qui ayez pu
prendre rargent." ay 4r, 81 g5
8 lie marechal Sc voyant hors d'etat
de nier I'accusation, tira son epee ct
tua instantanemer,t Ie general Corne-
muse. Cel"i>cin'efit que lie temps de
faire un engagement qui perca lie bras
de Saint-Arnaud. 9aaog no. ga1s5gtg