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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-18
North End Market!

THE subscriber has opened Market in BANGS
Block, opposite the Court House, where he intends
keeping assortments of
NJ ATS AND VEGET FABLES,
and trusts by keeping good articles, low prices re
ceve his share of patronage.
~ Goods delivered in any part of the city.
nov19 dit J. WOOD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-18

Al zoe AK Is this one question,
II you have got any lungs
If you have got stomach,
If you have got n liver,
If you have got any blood,
II you have got lrucous membranes or any other
members OF the body that are heirs to ills'
Are you not interested in this great remedy-Devne,s
compound Pitch Lozenge Store, fremont Temple
$. ID. FULLER & co. Pioprietors.
sod IN worcester by Caldwell q Hill, Druggists,
AGENTS. Taft & Harrington, Grocers, and by dealers
generally mv14 dtf
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Wrapping Paper.


BROOKS d sTEAENs have now In Store al sizes
IS DIFF No. Front Street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-18
GROCERIES FER THE PUBLIC.

GROCERIES Fer THE PUBLIC.
Neto Stock of Groceries at No Stones Block,
Main ST., Opposite S. II. Colton's N1oSery
FTNHE subscriber, having purchased of A. HUNTING
L TON, his entire Steck in Trade aud having added
the same, large and well selected and choice Stock
of Goods begs leave to say TO the former customers
and the public generally that he Is prepared to sell
w. /. Goods and Groceries,
for Cash, the lowest price the market affords He
will also purchase for Cash. exchange Tor Goods all
kinds of Farmers Produce. He hopes that by con
stanily keeping hand well selected Stock of Goods,
and strict attention business receive share OF
public patron ge
Goods delNere in all parts Of the City, free of
charge.
Also, f sale a new Platform Scale, HAT will weigh
500 lbs. EDW'D PRIEST.
Worcester, July 81, 1873 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-18
RAILROADS.
Boston and Worcester Railroad.

Boston and Worcester Railroad.
FT ~, rFsssssss 5I1
80 ~ 80 - essssss4
81 MINER ARRANGEMENT = Commencing HON
dag, Nay 9Th, 1853.
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON, az follows
leave Worcester about 4, at z, d l0l5 ,. nj (3.05
EN-, 400, Ql.05 Ex.) pm
q Milford Milford at 7O5. 1918 AIS
Fram'n Cen, 74O, HOO g 2.55, 40
q aavonviIle at 655 100
Newton, go, 1877, s.23* wv. Tr.), g, l1.4o*,
{w Tr)* a. No., 2,G2* $40, 44O, 5.25 (W Tr9" 6l5,
9.l5, m.
% Newton Upper Falls, 6.lO, and g. 10 lilo, 5-25
LEAVE BOSTON, as follows
For Worcester at 7.SO (and Ex.la.m 80, (4s9 Ez
5(& 500 Elk Pr
&c Millbury at 40 am. -
Z" Milford at 40 an Izf9,
" Fram'n Cen, 100, 500 30, s"
" Saxonville 900 10
4 Newton 7 80, wv tbs o. 4 A. NJ l23O, 25O'
wv Tr.,) 3.15, SIS, 6.l5, l5 and 9.lo, p. N.
- Brooklne, 7l0, 735, $50, IL m, /, zoo, 3.5V,
81, 81 II, & 9 30 p.m
g Charles River Branch, 7.lO, am IL 81, 81 pm
*W. Newton Station.
Boston NAV ., 1853 dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-18

IN, lg.g hy,ra Refined Lard on for sale BY
1OO q. =, a. A. J. llUWh
DIFF or Bank Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-18

Leave Providence 80 ard j AS, am, and 3,45 pm
Leave Worcester at and II, Is am, and 4 pm.
For connections with the various Railroads leading
from Providence and Worcester and with the Norfolk
County Road at Blackstone, see Pathfinder Railway
Guide published by George X. Snow, Boston.
The Steamer Perry, to and IRON Newport runa
in connection with the ILLS, a m, and ll,45 am.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-18
THE W0NDER OF THE WORLD!
Devlnes Compound Pitch Lozenge

fFHE Great Remedy for Colds, Coughs &c. is the
cheapest medic ever off; red 10 the public. The
loiowng eXtraordl case shows effects if faith
fully used Let the disprng in aid read this case and
hupe on II not able TO purchase, call our Agents
ana get Il box free, such persons are weie me +:
ny Friend, Reat This! Messrs s. d. Fuller a.
TIL had severe cough for almost a year. with
heeding AT the lungs and raised great Quantity of bad
matter and have been under the OF one of the best
"hysicians IN Boston, and have used great deal Of
Medicine, but without my other effect than to grow
worse, and my phy stefan said could not be cured
commenced using Deyines compound Pitch Iozenge,
about five weeks since, and their las done wonders
inr me- think they hare cured me, and feel thankful
Ih9t so good medicine is within the reach of thu
nlhcied. JOSEPH PARKER,
No. 10 TilestOn street,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-18

700 SMALL Bags Fine Salt, for sale at the low
lOO price of Ia cents per bag, by
ID. A. hawkins, JR,
STU ar sueoessOI 70 J. =. Gregory.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-18
Carriage and Door Mats.
The Shrewsbury Brass Band,
Berlin Academical Boarding School.
Glass Ware Glass WARE !

HAVING received samples of Porter Ink, Backing
Il Mineral Water, Pickle, Wine oval, Futed, Syrup,
Panel and Packing BOTTLES, from the wilmington
Glass Co, we are ready to urni Druggists, 9TH
ers with Them cheap aud cheaper than the Philade
phia Glass Ware can be obtalned.
CALDWELL d HILL Druggists,
APPS diff Wholesale Agents.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-18
FLUID LAMPS.
Fresh Ground Genesee Flour,

I000 BBls best extra Genesee Flourrecevins in
lOOO Store, from the Western Railroad Depot,
direct from the Mills and for sale at The low Market
prices, by the subscribers. Asi, have for sale good
common brands ALDRICH & co.
iy28 DIFF AZ aud AS Front ST., Wnccst.r =, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-18
STONE WARE,

lust Received large supply of BENNINGTON
~ STONE WAKE, of superior quality, for sale by
DEXTER & EDDY,
Wholesale Agents, No 20 SouihbTidge Street.
YS daAytf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-18
BUTTER.
Salt

BROOKS & sTEARNs have now in Store a lot Of
ID Prime Vermont Dairy. Call and Try the quality.
az =. No. Front Street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-18
Low Priced Sugars.

= HhDs, Us bbls) Sugar, suitable for proserylng.
~ just received, and for sale cheap, BY
H. t, EATON & co,
mugs dtf 10 Main Il
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-18
Through Trains,

WINTER 4RRANG EMENT.
ON and after MONDAY, Oct Sd, 1853, Passenger
" Trains leave as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-03
STOP AGITATION.

One Of the bOOns Of that eTer. memorable
Compromise which saved the Union aud made
Gen Pierce President, was the suppression Of
the Slave Trade in the District Of Columbia.
This wss intended SIS a compensation TO recon
ellie the free States TO the bitter duty Of niger
catching which the Compromise imposed on
them forever, and without which the country
could Know no safety, nor ever more yield its
regular crop Of patriots and CustOm-H House
Officers Whatever there might be that was
unpleasant for vesk stomschs about the flnc-
tons of slave-drivers bloodhound, we could
heneciorth point With pride to the federal me-
tropOlis. Il was 10 longer slave market.
So much at least was secure. The Compro-
mise was thus seen 70 be measure in behalf
Of liberty Ii removed a stain from the Re
public Only fools, fsnstics and traitors could
oppose il
But il seems that the traffic in human beings
still Gourishes within the shadow of the Capitol
For three days of last week the columns of
The National Inisiiigencv were regularly
adorned with the following advertisement
"ByF " Strsfton Au-tioneer-( PsunsylTsnia-av cor.
DER OF NEGRO BOY AZ suc,on oT account Il
whom It may concern On Saturday morning. The 2th
instant - 10 o'clock a. nv Auction Room. shall sell
thout reserve likely Negro Boy, fifteen Oh
and we'll grown for hs slave for fs and rss.re
tons. Terms cab IN bsnksbie fUno-"
Now we appeal 20 the patriotism of that
conservative journal not 10 give place TO such
incendisry paragraphs. Can it desire to light
anew the fires of agitation and to endanger
the Union again with the blaze of sectional
strife, and i'll feeling Is it possible that 1t
would thus stir up the bitterness of faction
lust as an Administration so eminently sound
upon the Compromise as that of Gen. Pierce
is about to take charge Of the Country We
hope not We trust it has no such sinister
AID eulpabls designs, and we are confident that
it will not again knowingly lend its columns to
the use of any branch of trade which, however
innocent and lsudable it may be in itself, still
has tie air of initiating against the integrity
of the Union. For the sake Of all We hold
dear, let us stick to the Compromises Of the
Constitution and to all the other Compromises
little and big. And above all, let us eschew
agitation, for if We don't what will become
of us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-03

BosTON. Wednesday Feb , 1853
BY the bark Wabash arrived at this port.
we have Buenos Ayres letters OF the 23d Dec which
lay the political aspect looks gloomy again every.
thing in the Upper Provinces Is in confusion Urquiza
it Is said has crossed tho Par0na with his artillery into
Santa re, deposed the Government, of that Province
and established General Gasn In his place
In the meantime the Buenos Ayrean Government ia
collecting large force the frontier at ST. Nicholas
under Gen. Par. They have also, this week sen. OF
oC00 men 10 land the south part of Entire Rios aud
stir up revolution against Urquiza.
No one predict the result One OF tue divisions
ofBuenos Ayrean troops had landed at Gaalaquaycha
on the 18th They dNeInbarked without opposition.
surprised the guard Killing the officer and captured
the town, the inhabiants iraternizing with them
II IL stated that this force destined for Santa re-
where the National Deputies meet in Congress
the 2h and that they mi ht interfere by force with
the deliberations Of the Congress The Buenos
Ayrean papers complain that none Of the Diplomatic
Representatives have yet recognized that Government
or visited the Governor
Produce Of all kinds was scarce and high Doub.
looms closed At PHI. Exchange 60
urquiza had issued proclamation TO the people of
Ruenos Ayres In which he eslsupon taem not to listen
tohe advice Of those who urge them TO make warupon
their sister provinces about 10 establish benefcent
Republic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-03
xxXIId CONGRESS. srcO,D sr,.,or

sEHATE.. WARRINGTON Feb 9 ls53
A message was received from the House, ask
Eior cops Of a bL rnisiaid IH that body.
The copy vas ordered.
Mr.. DAVIS presented petition OF Charles I.
Jsc Sson oL the subject cf The sEesthec sgen, Ia surg
cal cases
Mr.. HoUsTos presented 3 memorial of one
Gornlsy, complaining Of the conduct Of samuel
CsptoL '" WV
Mr.. FnH presented a memorial If the
SbaD-ber Of Commerce Of New.York prsvng oer,sin
III ,V'tinei's "a Cape Fear River, n C.
Nh. SEWARD reported bin authorizing rho
SECRETARY q ne Treasury 20 Issue Certificate. OF Te1
try sLa siEGlmel. y American built ves,els h ea 20.
where the .a:s MAJ be owned IN part or IA whole oy
Psrson not yet Uatcui,sd bC. who has deels,ied hs
IHfnuaI 70 become sub which wac taken no ana az
d@red 10 be eIgrossej
today
a great number Of reports were made.
The Warehouse bill 8as taken up.
Mr. HuSTER explained the bill. He said
-it lhceE existing lave bad Now public warehouse,
"a "neA ~ soods and merchandise must be ware
hyifeo. Private warehouses are excluded. exeept
Were tiefe = ~ more in the public ones These
" 3Ic "srrECuzes bed been objected on accouu. OF
M iieon' eEnce and becsuse Of the difficulty II NOT
mn eslD'Y Q; esectns insurance or the gools and
nsTehslcse here deposited Besdes these oJecro,as
u' CtlnDifee though, t would be wiser and ehaaneI
eau tetier iaf ~ parties n leave this busfss ooer 10
pH' ste con petition r. Greet Britain where there "a,
h,Ec eApeneEee On The subject ths course bad been
adopted. 'Ea Lad been iOsGd "a answer bener T.,e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-03

F-.oss8 st ~ urch OF che Presidents ADDE'S 50 -,
70 ths coopenton q h,s SOesy wlta tas sereis
GoyezuTrcEi ths oifGsicu vi ssci urs kno~ scSc &c
ssSbaon OF seeds plsnts. &e be retesrsd % Aco1an1f's
vi tarcer 20 report when conseIieut
heSsrs King Brown ana AsdsTy were sProiafei
On TIE motion n Or ElWyD the VsaT Sss autRo
i-ei - sroinf committee of enc from zach state 20
roommate ocsrs II the SOcistythe c0nimittse 70 r.
port &: II o'clock to morrow morning
Tie Society prDceoisd % constder re REMAINING
subjects OF the Presidents address in iheiI proper lrder
On o;ion Of Nj French OF Mass, the subjects OF cor
r,Sropdencr location sni the Office Of Secretsrysair.
and fun "a were referred g. tae ENecutiys Conniteo.
TIE Chsir presented coulnusic a;ion nom The Com
r. ee oil The Crystai Palace Association inviting Com
mtse 10 confer with them in relation TO al exhoioa
Oi this Society.
NJ Smith. OF Washington presented communities
non iron, tee Metropolitan Mechanics Institute pro
Sing hst tbs Socielv unite with them in their exhibit
trr to be opened in this City the 9th inst. Also.
thst tie two Societies hold JON exhibitions here every
fourth yesr. Referred 70 the Executive Gommiifee
An expression Of opinioE IN regard 20 joining IN ths
CRYSTAL Palace Exhibition bs'n. desired Hos John A.
Kz spoke Of the success Of the Crystal Palace a. GER
in though not rich in hne arts a he London ENat
hilton. It would embrace valuable Contributions OF
Practical nsiure from sbroad well own coun.
nv The Directors applied to the New York State Az
rcutursl Society, soliciting cooperstion The applca
ton referred to Committee, OF which he was
member They hsd not yet reported but be thought The
state Society would contrib = what could 70 tue TX
hibtion lie hoped this society would 10 whatt could
snd preferred 70 refer the subject - Select Com nee
The stock OF the CTysta rance was tlss anu many
had such confidence in H. they taking IL Ga specu
lston Property all round Il was rising. 10 was ths
frst Exhibition Of the kind in the country aud he hoped
and trusted 1t would succeed He hoped they woalden
couraget
Mr. King. Or - moved thst Committee be appoint
ed corfer with the Committee OF the Crystal Palace
Association
Mr. Brooks (Mass) spoke against connecting this So
ciety with the show az New York Il affair got
I'D 6y private individuals and this Society ought not TO
recognize it.
Mr. Calvert (Md0 concurred in this ltwOuld be
dSnfed for this Society unite in any exhibition of
private individuals. They should even be cautious
about connecting themselves with organized associs
tons Their province to meet hore 70 consult and
give a general tone to public opinion
Prof Mapes hsd objection 70 referring the subject
10 committee for be thought that upon due considers
ton they would rot enter into the proposed aniou.
He did rot oppose il on the ground that il private
stock concern even If IL did lead 10 speculation.
Here the wires were interrupted by lightning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-03
Liauor Law In Rhode Island-Reucontre-
DefnlcatiOn.

srasssi Dispafnh % The " L. Tribsne
PROVIDENCE, Wednesday. Feb. . lSj3.
The House of Representatives concluded the
consideration Of the Liquor Law, by sections this
afternoon and the vote on IL final evil be taken
tomorrow There Is no doubt Of Ire passing DO. the
rlsjori;y vii be small The impression is very gen
eral that tic bill viii be strssEled By the Senate, or
rendered so Objectionable by amendments as to be IN
pslstAble 10 the House on n return to that body
A street rencontre took place this afternoon,
between Judge Of the Supreme Court and an ex SEN
u,1r from this Chy in tia State Legislature. The a.
fair grew out Of some private business between the
parties The beligerAnis were separated before any
dsnsge was done to ether The matter oecasioaed
some little excitement for the time being.
Albert W. Snow, the defaulting Cashier Of
the Manufacturers Bank, whose deAlcation amounted
70 some hundred thousands Of dollars and who was
convicted At the lsst term OF the Supreme Court and
sentenced for years in the State Prison, upon the
ten Indictments against him ha. pstitioned the House
Of Representatives for release The petition has ere
eied much surprise here. Wv g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-03
L. =. senator for nInine.

ArGUsrA, Ne, Wednesday, Feb. 2. 1853.
In the Senate to-day the first ballot for L. S.
Senator resulted in l. votes for Fessenden and 10 Tor
Clifford In the House Fessenden had IS Dana 10 scat
tcring u.
After the first ballot for Senator the Speaker ruled
that under the order which had been adopted, fur
Their baloting could be bal I'LL tomorrow. This de-
cision was appealed FROM but sustained By the
House motion then made TO indefinitely post
pons the whole subject Negaiyed by large major.
ity Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-03
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
YEw.YoRK, THURSDAY, FEB 3. 1853.

CoyenEss.-ra Senate, the Private Ware
house bill. the Tehusntepcc resolutions and the
FnigTsnt Route 20 the Pacific biz we're the
principal topics Of discussion Ne action was
taken on either Of them
In the House the proposition 10 lower me
standard value Of the coinage was 8 subject OF
discussion After which the bills granting lands
for the construction of railroads in Missouri and
Wisconsin were taken up. Attempts were
made TO lay the latter on the table bat they
were unsuccessful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-03
PUrvrnrAcHrr's PArEsr HrDHo ELECTRIC

PULvYRsAcHEP's PATESr Hydro ELECTRIC
yotTAIc CHnHs-A very simple although most ingenious
inssuen' weighing about two ounces and winch may pc
folded up IN pocketbOOk n IL always reedy tor USE de'
magnetic needle decOmPOses water prec pilates
metals FROM their sotOnsin short shows az The PhenHn
zoe Of powerful yotaic pile.
IL 10 constructed 20 be under the garments ana
the wonderful invention IN MEDICINE aud fLhCfki~l-
nv OF DAY IL relieves without snOcs or any
disasreesbls scnsaOnn most cases lssTASfANnoVsLf-
IN THt EkRs, RHkCaArIC PAINS, TIC DOLoURElk &c.
By mid and peroepibe scton IN the body, diseases oil
many years standing, such Cow, Local PARALYSIS
NERVOUS CONTAINS NERVOUS DisEASEs, DEBILITY &c,
ins himself his family aud friends, against that mmonse
number OF complaints and disease ia which MILD STREAM
ING GLECrRIoiTY perfectly safe certain AM speedy
remedy The prce Of complete portable chain wares
from ei 20 e..
incredible Is may seem the above facts ANY PERSON
EAsnY cosviNos iuNsTLF BEFOREHAND, at the depot Of
their truth The potaDoe Of the invention has been
knewledasd IN AMERICA BY tie ACADEMY o. MEDICINE
kEwYoEY and the Chains have been applied with srcAt
success in the MEDICAL CoLLEGEs, rHE CRY, BELLKyuE
AND MARD's ISLAND HOSPITALS bRookLYs CITY Hos
rsrAt &c EuRoPN by the R0YAL eOLLKeEs or Paw
and SURGEONS IA LoSDos ~ tue ~ Ahthlt Ma
TIoNALI Or MKpECs Of PANS by the IMPERIAL FAcUL
Nv At NItNNAs Nv the ROYAL FACULTY NJ BERLIN, and
other SCIENTIFIC Institutions OF THp HIGHEST oRbER,
including the eRtATEsT HosPrTALs IN No world.
The piOpnciOs IA possession OF testimonials 10 Toe
elect from all the shove Institutions N Ancnca ane
Europe well a. Of the most eminent and distinguished
members Of the professor IA both hoaspees aud invite
the public 90 examine them.
Full aud illustrated descupt0nsone for personal nee
aud one scientific menwith copies Of testimonials and
number OF cured ia Newfofs and Europe may DC
Of postage o any part a the United States m answer 20
containing oents posage stamps Az
disss No 500 Broadway corner o. Fnneett' leHop9hIah
uotelJ J. STriNERT, sole Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-03

Infanticide Conspiracy.

BosroS Wednesday, Feb :, ISL
Tn Tuesday morning Mrs Mary Humphrey,
vt Stcushto1, NSss cut the thros, OF her ca6 three
years OF ssc. with rszor she was lDssas a. the :.
lnthe Boston Police Court, to-day, Michael
OBrssn, William Clara snd Jane Harper, were exam
ired on charge OF attempting e. extoTt 81 from
Samuel Bgelow. old and respectable mercaas, living
In Cambridge The woEasn sccos,ed Mr.. Bgelow IN the
street soliciting him 10 go hoaae ws har which be te
fused. Subsequently 0BYien and CLARK called Il NJ.
bigesows store. and demanded sl,0a tnfeateslng ~
prosecute him tor adultery with Mrs Hwrpcr, II he did
tssS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-03
APPOINTMENT OF Cadets.

WASHINGTON, wednesday, zen 1897
The following appointments OF Cadets have
been announced:
Joseph l. X Smith, con Of a deceased officer of the
Army; j ; Hetzel son Of deceased oicr OF the Ar
nv Henry w Fowler Of a deceased officer of the
Army Presley o. Craig. son Of Col Craig Edwin Tur.
ner son Of Lieut. Turner; Thos. w Thurston, Of New
Jersey Andrew Jackson, Jr OF Tennessee; Charles c.
Amory Of Massachusetts, Lawrence Kip, OF New.fork;
John T Magruder. OF Virginia; Robert Andrews of Del
aware; Clarence Derrick, Of the District of Columbia
The two lastare conditional appointments IN he even.
Of vscsncies occurring, TO take effect in June noxt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-03

Ire put under way snd from what We know Of
Mr. EDDY and the gentlemen associated with
hin, we feel great confidence that the work
could not be entrusted 20 better hands We
trust the present session OF Congress vii not
close without TIE necessary vitality being il
fused into bis project BY that body. TO secure
its accomplishment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-03
LIN, sr Hox. S L. CururxRr, or Pa

tloag ago met = man,
Diseased and feeble pale ana wan;
Like one appointed SON foI death,
rron whom had fed al hopes OF hssta.
Tie tostere1 on IT'S 20 hrs grave
SAID I. $40 power on earth can save
4 moztA rolled vosoa--asssn me<t
tie now walks briskly on the street.
STOPPED sna looked; " What this the r~sn
That once feeble. pale Hsd wsn
1 thoaskt 70 sleep IN death
What coa,d Is be thar gave Ina health -
ie beard VOICE be Earned sna saia,
What wss Il saved me HoEl the dad
Rreaghi back ms health. rssnogt
Thank God 'twss WAITS ANTlDOfS.
Yea many thiEgs tired at length q
srwss sAs thai gave ne health aud s,reassa.
4 used its al. it did nav hfe Prcaiote.
Harrai fox WsIrs'S ANTioorE.
Sod in Put Bottles ~ So halves S& snaih Go - "a
writers 81 each ky Rushtoo Clark, Rgo-igay Ne. 70
Aston House w Z. Mhlet, Muse Srore, NJ ~
Bresawy.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
s,s.,r. Ta.-srs Qs ssrD.' 4 Ef'4'r-' rad ssI',-'-
Trouble in the Camp. rev Canal Game.

Trouble in the Camp-A rev Canal Game.
Spsci,l spafcs % T1s y. i. Tri5aas:
ALBANE. wednesday Feb. ,. l5i3
Thsse is game in progress here, which
Wien fr.ly developed VII exhibit a ocular STATE Of
things il the Democratic family You kaow hat he
Senate b.s No, yet given Gov. Seymour hearing IA
Executive session. There number OF hungry
gentlemen arx0uzy awaiting confirmation. Ia, sew
ersI Foco Senator'S DO not intend 10 srasy
them until hey SEE whar course the Canal Board in
tend 20 pursue Tha, Board IS Barnburner all ave-.
=. Is Suspected "a. they intend 20 give the Haker'
particular ~. The Senaturs above referred - are
wsi;irr % see whether they cannot eheckulste the
gsailsuea Put this IL nc, all TIE Canal Board Is to
meet on The oh bit il said taat they viii postpone
al appointments until GenPicrce shall show his hand
II Dix j. not appointed aSi DcAiason t. not Hlnksr
will Be allowed % s;tend lock or steer state seow.
Thus matters stand You WI receive LOonilss resol1'
ous. offered in the House to-day. They are crafty
drawn and viii be passed bet 10 bill based on the
principle they declare can get through The sensse
infer from them that Ht;le nothing VIII be done for
The Canals this year SVB ROSA