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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-08
Dry Seeds, Books, EngraVings,&c.
An AUCTION.

Al AUCTION.
G w. sELBY will sell at his Sales Rooms com
- menrbg TUESDAY Evening, Nov g. and CON
tinue through The weeA very large Of Dry
Gnod consisting in part of
Black French Broadcloths,
Colored English do. Fancy Clssimeres and Doeskins
Red Flannels, Lambs Wool Shirts and Drawers. 4
Irish Linen, Linen Table Cloths, TOweling Handker-
chiefs NJ DC Laines, Alp ccas Lyonese Cloths scotch
Plads Bleached Cottons, White Coun'erpanes noyIes
Napkins Hosiery, Gloves, Linen Thread silk HandkeT-
chiefs, Comtortrra, &c, &C. with general assort-
ment of STANDARD and Miscellaneous Books Hat.
Fgrs 81, &C Likewise, very choice EN-
~ sale positive and no postponement accoun, of
the weather : w sELBY Auct'r
Worcester, Nov. 9Th, 1873 OFF
Office Hudson River Marine and Fire
Insurance Co., Crescent, Oct. l, 1853.
T'HE amount of the Capira Of this Company, is
L Three Hundred Thousand Dollare.
Invested in Bonds and Mortgages on Real
Estate, S202 l79 SO
Pronissoy notes of Stockholders amply Sc,
cured, 100000 90
Bills Receivable negotiable 3lI78 SO
Due from Agents, 43 1863 10
Cash, 1884 Sc
s394,5O4 IS
State of New Yorh, County of Saratoga, SIS.
James Noxon, James r. Wiley, William Chte
Abram Sickler SIlas H. Scotland, Alfred Noxon, and
William Cary majority of The Directors of the IIud
son River Marine and Fire Insurance Company, being
duly sworn -everally say that the annexed statement
specifying the amount of Capi al, assets and invest
ments, of said Company. urnishs from their Books is
correct and true according The best OF their know-
edge and belief. JANIS NOXON,
JAMES T. WILEY,
WILLIAM CHUTE,
ABRAM SICKLt r.
>. II SHETLAND,
ALFRED NOXON,
WIN. CARY.
Sworn and subscribed before this LIST day of Oc-
toter, A. D 1853. d. w. WAIT,
Justice Peace
CHARLES WAsHBURN, Agent of said Company, Union
ID och. 1877 Main st. nS dot
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-08

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
heceteed at Sc Main Street, this dag, Nor. 5.
+. N. TUCKER Agent.
Illustrated magazine OF Art for Nov. 25
illustrated Record Of Cbnstsl PuIace parts Il & H. rs
Mr. Rnthcrtorth's Children, by author OF Wide
W de World.
God with Man, hv Ssmrel Oseond, rs
Under Ground Nail Agent, by Vdi. Is
Yale College Scrspes. by John d Vose 25
The Moon Hoax, by r. Adams Locke. IS
he business Mans Assistant, by /. r. Butts, %
The Landlord AMI Tenants Assistant by l. R. Butts 25
The Traders ude. by r. Butts, 25
Prior's Life of Bmke, vo's and 2, 2,cO
Lille and Remains OF Robert Murray McCheyEe, 200
Memoir o. Rev Or Jndson, vols. 200
Homes of The New World, 2 vols. by Frederika
Bremen. 200
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-08
sTRAYED.
Camphene and Fluid.

IfOR sale In large small quantitiesby the suhscb-
II 81, lower than can be bought In Worcester Coun.
~ Merchants will do well to call and examine before
purchasing. j. ID. PRATT,
n7 d3w No. 81 Main st., Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-08
Tannin.
FOUND.

nN SATURDAY, 29th October. on Main ST., a Wal
~ let, and small sum Of money The owner car
have it by proving property, and paying expenses.
OBI diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-08

A SITUATION, by a Gil who perfectly understands
"a all kinds Cooking and general Homework. APP
ply at Mr.. COLLINS Temple It MI d34
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-08
House Wanted,
idaV0g-UYV

Containing 70 or Ii rooms, suitable Tor boar GERS,
ITALY sltnaIed. Arply immedlatey ahove.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-08
Gart's Long Sharks

VIZ have the hest assorln EN- II he above Goods
w to be found in the city
TuAYER y EAMEs,
obs DIFF Corner OF Mr. II and Fsnl t Streets.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-08
I q I. q. BROWN.

J. & ]. c. BKUWN,
MANUFACTURERS Of Clarkis Improved TURN
INl ING MAGAZINE, used for all kinds of figured
Work. such Chain stuff, Bedsteads, Ladder Rounds,
&C,
All persons ARE cautioned against Manufacturing, or
using said Machine, without the consent of the snbscrE
bes, As measures have been taken to secure Patent
Machine Jobblng done TO order. Nuts, Washers,
and Cham Linkh constantly on hand.
corner Union aud Exchange sis Worcester.
NJ dit w3mt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-08
A Rare Chance.
A. Good Chance

4 NY MAN wishing to engage in the Boot lusness
IA with practical man. can learn Of good chance
by addressing T., Worcester. Mos '94 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-08
BOOKS, &c.
English Rocks.
NEW Rocks

UST received, and for sale low, at SO Main st
y Ol3 div q. N. TUCKER. Agent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-08
worcester HydrOnathic Tnstitutfon.-

Worcester Hydr0lathic institution
No GLEN TREEr This Institution is well arranged
for treatment all It will remain under the
Medical direction Of br GEORGE lOYT, until the return
of DIR ROGERS rom Paris in April 1854.
TEBMs.-Usnally fIom 81 to So per week For
trsatment without board SO 10 S4 per week. oIOdf
Dr. :. ROGERS, No Glen u,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-08
NJ PLUS ULTRA
LAZELL'S
CLIMAX HAIR TONIC,
FL q w = IL kEAHEs


TINE CLIMAX HAIR Tone incl dies in its composition
many of the mGsI potent known remedies IL is
bined with the most elaborate care and iih strict
regard to proportion That due effect given to each in
gredent, and result is a combination. elegant,
eherche, and surpassed in point efficacy by any
other before tho public
Just so long vitality exists in the Har, the aTpli
esti9n Of the Climax Hair Ionc fail ia be bene
fetal Its nvigorating influence will make itself per
eepble. lis action by removing danlru1' and other
obstacles from the scaln, destroys their whitening eff
lets, and leaves the way clear for do her part.
As compound for dressing the Hair, inparng 10 it
soitness, gossness and richness, and also rendering
the stitesi anu dliest Hair. ceptble of the most
tasteful arrangement the Climax Hair Tonic will be
found invaluable. Nervous headaches are frequently
removed by vigorous application of the Climax Hal
Tonic with stiff brushing
Possessing delicate color not liable 10 soil anything
with which comes in cOntact--of a pleasant and de-
Gided, vet not too prominent odor, the Climax Hair
Tonic. is what the pr prietor has aimed to make ita
compound elegant and ,ecIive and of unusual
intrinsic worth
tJ Price Twenty-Five cents per hottie, Large
hotties, containing fun pint, SEVENTY FIVE CENTS.
Prepared only by
LEWIS T. LAZELL. Druggist,
No. 20l Nam Street, Worcester Mass., and sold
By Traders generally
aps dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-08
Salesman Wanted
Roarders Wanted.
WANTED

A FEW Gentlemen can be accommodated with
- pleasant Roo and good Bo rd at corner of Con-
c"rd ana prescott ST. NJ dlw&
The Aliened American., 1853-04-09

AN EQUESTRIAN HrNT.--Whenever you
perceive horses inclination to rear, separ-
ate your reins and prepare for him. The
instant he is about to rise, slacken one hand
and bend or twist his head with the other,
keeping your hands low. This bending
compels him to move hind leg, and Of
necessity brings his fore feet down. In
stantly twist him completely round two or
three times. which will confuse him very
much. and completely throw him off his
guard. The moment you have finished
twisting him round, place his head in the
direction you wish to proceed, apply the
spurs and he will not fail to go forward
The horse may feel disposed to try again
for the mastery. Should this be the case
you have only to twist him, DC, as before
and in the second struggle he will be much
more easily subdued.
The Aliened American., 1853-04-09
LIE" While Mr.. Thackeray." remarl

G5-" While Mr.. Thackeray," remarks
the London Weekly News, " is expressing
gratitude far the -hsaess-
zseN ork, an American writer, not less
widely known, MIR. w. G. Bryant, is max.
ing the most modest of visits to London,
his arrival even not having been mentioned
BY any other Journal than our own. When
an English author, even such an one as
Mr.aTupper, visits the United States, he
raises cloud of dust before he has been
there week, but when such men as Irving,
Prescott, Bancroft, Cooper and Bryant cross
from their side of the Atlantic, the fact is
barely chronicled in our journals, and the
greetings awaiting them are confined to one
or two literary parties. "
The Aliened American., 1853-04-09
From The Columbiaa Magazine
THE MANIAC.
Rl MRs. u. G. HogsFoRp.

81 MES. u. c. HoEsroRD.
ssoss told BY stasset in Spain, Of woman, who BY
snsaea shock of domestic calamity became and
ssf aItet locked % necessarily to thefky.
O'aR her infants couch of death,
Bent widowed mother low
And the quick. conclusive breath,
Marked the inward weight of woe
Round the fair child u forehead clung,
Golden tresses, damp and bright,
While Deaths pinion DER it hung,
And the parted lips grew white
Reason left the mothers eye.
When the latest pang is DER,
Swift she raised her head on high,
Turned it earthward never more.
By the dark and silent tomb,
Where they laid the dead to rest;
BY the empty cradles gloom,
And the fire-side once so blest.
In the lone and narrow cell,
Fettered by the clanking chain,
Where the maniac's piercing yell,
Thrilled the heart with dread and pain
Upward still she fixed her gaze
fearless and bewildered tco;
Speaking of the fearful night,
aadhess Ger the spirit thfeM
Upward, upward, till in love-
Death removed the veil of time.
Raised the broken heart above,
To the ar-of healing cline
Mortal Ger the field of life,
Pressing with uncertain tread
Mourning in the torrent strife,
Blessings lost and pleasures fed;
A sublimer love was taught
BY the naniansS frenpod sye
a nan rhi1osophF ere caught
From iatensest thoughts and high
hen the heart is crushed and broken,
By the death bell 8 sullen chime
BY the faded Friendships token.
Or the Wild remorse Of crime;
Turn to earth for succor never,
Look not where the sunbeams fade
Towards the blue sky gaze forever
God, and God alone can aid.
The Aliened American., 1853-04-09

PooR TOMMY, when brought into the
Police Office, looked as mild as a moon
beam, and seemed as though he were a
martyr to some great mistake.
Here, Tommy" said his honor, address
ing the prisoner.
ToMMY-Here am, your honor, fresh
and fasting, without bit or sup, or even a
taste Of the anti-temperance tipple to tempt
my tee tctalisn daughter.
u must send you up" said his honor.
TcMMY--You on needn't do any such thing
q Jon don't like it yourself for 1 can say
Squire, that 1t would lie more in nv way
Il you were to say Tommy, take yoarsel
- crt- -of tiriss and iont be tormenfing US
A laugh.
His honor shook his head at this, ano
after short time, he told Tommy to cleal
out-AJaay Knick.
The Aliened American., 1853-04-09
WIrcHcaAFr. Anold Dutehman offered

NITcHcRAFT. -Anold Dutchman offered
! the keeper of the tombs, New York. two
u gold for some pieces of the dress
of lie men who were hung last week, and
= - additional consideration, promised to
explain why he wanted them. The day
after the execution. the keeper tore a
couple Of shreds from some old clothes of
his own. which the Dutchman gladly re-
ceived and paid for. The buyer then pro-
eeded to impart the mystery. He beiev-
lat the clothes which man was hung
good to pifch mih-that a small
bbed over the face OF man or wo-
y I'd witch him right away.
The Aliened American., 1853-04-09
BANK NOTE LIST.
NEW HAMPSHrIE.

Corrected by r. c. Severance, Csshsr Of the Canal
Rink. C[eUalaHd. Ohio.
The Aliened American., 1853-04-09
A GENuIsE LErrER OF rHr O,nvxT,.,

A GENUINE LETTER OF THE OLDES TINE
---fhe following is a copy Of a letter sent
along with watch which required re.
pairing :-."Friend John, have sent thee
my clock. which greatly standest in need
Of thy friendly care and correction. The
last time he was at thy school he was nc
ss.ssaaxs reformed by ahy discipline. MOI the
leassbenefited thereby. | perceive, by the
index of his mind, that he is liar, that bis
motions are wavering and irregular. In
the night watch, when he should be upon
duty. | generally catch him mapping: purge
him, therefore, | beseech thee, with thy
cleansing stick, that he may circulate and
vibrate, according to the motion that is in
thee, and draw out thy bill in the spirit Of
moderation, and it shall be faithfully trans
mitted to thee, by thy true friend,
MAEAssAH SMITH"
The Aliened American., 1853-04-09
~x-Tventy years ago the editor Of .

ex~Twenty years ago the editor of a
- u Australia wrote home to England
-. enc of bis scientific friends 10 come
= - - 81 10 raising opium. which then
oaa Cut. - j b produced successfully, in that
esssn 8 .nd s. vas shipped of TO Canton. -
5000. ~ sd.,ov. n Do come, this il re-
'9ass III. .1s @ eaaptry; but little i Jet known
gn1arkss''s - Int it Is nv opinion, that
i, minerals md vsgs.sJ,as s,,as The eolaa;si ssns
aslol,.+a sI',ls ,,.o.,.,t ~ perhaps. thas he vas
- : shst sis.I Iis oiHce sso0d 0ser gold
The Aliened American., 1853-04-09
LY tNAcTryrY.-Two or thre

r. III ANAIIIFIIf .--I HU UT IIITtt
e. - 2ome writers were tracing the
idea used By Mr. Calhoun in
shs words mastery inactivity" ascribing
X u Sir James Mcintosh, and Edmund
I BuFke. Perhaps Il first found expression
Il ths xxxth chapter Of Isaiah "For the
!. IEs.vyp..ans shall help in vain and to no pur-
- therdore have cried concerning
~ I1asSfrengM is TO SIC stH"-F y,
The Aliened American., 1853-04-09

R "l'ge three cents left" said loaf
er, 50 I'll buy paper Tth it."
"What paper will yoh buy 2" said a
friend, curious to learn bis literary taste
"A paper Of tobacco, /" r1plled the loafer
The Aliened American., 1853-04-09
FRANKLIN PIERCE.

CoRBETT IN NEW YoRK,-"I rambled
about the city, in order that might not
neglect seeing every part Of it; and in
passing through Pearl Street stationer's
shop then occupied By the celebrated Cob
bet was pointed out to me- Goblet was
then the editor of newspaper denominated
the Country Porcupne.' and in mention-
ing himself he assumed the name of Peter
Porcupine. The person in whose company
| happened to be. related that few days
only before that time, dandy walked into
his shop, and asked to be served with a
quarter of a hundred of qnills. On receiv-
ing them he exclaimed, oh Mr., Crockett
l think you have made mistake
How . replied Cobbett, sternly.
These are poroupine's quills, are they
not" tittering.
Cobbett, looking grave and contemptious,
coldly observed, No, ar--they were-but
are now goose quils. '-Landman's Ad
VeRtAres
The Aliened American., 1853-04-09

III n Hardwood lumber il planed al steam pFAa
ing machines for $500 per MI, and son wood for
Hardwood flooring u planed and matched for Ss au
per Nj; and soft wood for s5.
The Aliened American., 1853-04-09
W AIN r.

Andrescoggin, ,Topham pr Ganteb'ks Augusta. par
Augusta Bank. ....... do Kanduskeag blk, B'ng do
Blk of State of Maine do Lime Rock, Thomast'Eddo
Bank Of Bangor. dis Lincoln bank, Bath. !. do
Aank Of Cumberland. par Manuf. bank Saco.... do
Bank OF Westbrook. do Man. q Tad, Portland do
Belfast Bank ......... do Mariners, Wiscasset do
Bddeford Blk, Bidfd do Medomac, Waldoboro do
brunswick bank. do MeguntcoOk, Camden do
Calais bank, Calais. do Mercantile bk, Bangor d.
Canal bank, Portland. do Merchants, Portland. d.
asco bank, Portland. do Northern, HaloweII, d.
Central b'k Halowell do Sagadahock, Bath 49,. do
Commercial blk, Bath do Skowhegan, BLOOMFIELD DO
Eastern bank, Bangor do South Berwick bank. do
Franklin blk Gardiner do Thomastown bank. 80. do
Freeman blk Augusta do Taconic bk, Waterville DO
Gontier b'k, Eastport do Veazie bank, Bangor. dc
rardiner bank ,.... do York bank 49, ....... i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-03
Court OF Anne ais.

DECISIONS -DEcEMBER TEEN, 1852.
Collins appellant Jevett appellant sg Miller and others
respondents the PREF ident Of the Montgomery Co
gsSr rsp0ndsn,s 'ss Marsh appellant and others La
another appellants sgt Ingero and another respon-
dents DopDeny survivor So. respondent sgt Corbest
Agurre and another sppesnts Allen and other spon
dents agt Patterson appellant Harris and others respon
s Whit snd Others aonssns ana the
Of Buffalo appellant agt Holloway resp ,ndeot Gardner
appellant ast the Board Of Health New York respondents.
James and another appellants agt Andrews and another
respondents the People defendants in ags Learned
plsntf in error Franklin and others respondents agt
Pepdelton and another survivor. &c appellants Tracey
respondent, ast the Albany Exchange Company appel
lsnts Lsdyard respondent agt Jones, sheriff 80 appel
ant Thatcher appellant sgt the Bank Of the State Of
rsspond Agt Kelsey appellant; Jennings respondent agt
Jennings appesnt Van Rensselaer, appellant, against
Cytterell, respondent. Decree afhrmed-BrsDard, re
fpondent against Cooper and another appellants rhs
decision made In pursuance Of the fourteenth
tion Of the code i've judges not concurrpg) Burch,
appellant sgains. Newbury implicated, &c respondent
Decree reversed In part and modified In part-Bailey
President &C., appenan against Ryder and others
pond,nts Decree reverted and compsisant's bill dis
missed With costs-Mitchsll respoudent, against Cook
and wife appellants Judgment Of Supreme Court !.
vergd and that Of Common Pleas sfirmed-DyRsh,
wired in psrt and sfb med in part The precedent &C.
Of the Montgomery county Bank Respondent, against
the Albany City Bank and others sppelsns. Judgment
for $3.50 and costs-Kan, appellant, sgainst Fisher
executor ne respondent Judgment below reversed
AID new trial ordered wh costs to abide eventShsldon
appellant against Psyns sheriff &c. respondent vsn
Rensselasr, sppellsnt against Wibeck and another,
respondents; Foster, respondent sgsinst Pettibone
appellant Mead respondent against The North Western
Insurapcs Company appellants Judgment reversed, and
Judgment for plaintiff on demurrer with costs In su
peme Court only-Cahoou and others appellants agsns
the Bank OF Utica respondents Judgmen reversed and
special decree ordered 10 be settled before Judge Card
nr-BurbaDs and others appellants, sganst Van Zsndt
and Others respondents Decree reversed and usual de-
Ct protection and sale orderedTns Fsrmsrs' Loan
md Trust fcmraDy APPELLANTS sgsiD Cutie. respond
Ffc p ~ err rad .csto-s'ita @r'Errt g.s--
Damn oIhars. rasuo0Asuts awsiuok
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-03

Movements OF Ocean ssmsrs.
Port OF New York, january 2, 1853.
ARRIVED,


UsM stsamship Franklin wotton Uavre, Dec ls Cowes
t III sri s
irs strong gales from re for 10
Ss is ;; e a:,:;: ;; -
Rio orrnds snish days from 81 Johns for Jamaica ie
por,.d iosins the Geo smith, overheard on flight Of
Dec Il & ~ the wtna essu.d
The sails from sp The y yssa. 81
csSls b hailed down. was hnoesd On beam ends
the hold was ecss,ed e throw s,srSosrs II
s s1 q ~ sP'n
very severe lost Fart Of deck load and
si ss saih days. with oo.
hn,.,,:sn0ss heavy s.ss during s w.ois
ssar kanhassett. Means, Wilmington. NC, days, VII
schr oliver Perry tof Rooilsnd) Bu,ei, Norfolk,
sehr Fla.h. johnson, Norfolk. days
sesr gersen, Cole, PstsIssurs 8 days
sehr jas ursysrd, Williams, Chinsotessas. . days
s sssr s,:r s HART. shars
bs
BEI.Ow.
Bs,k Ghs,leste Wins 80, from ssxarks, with cotton
Also, BARI. from Eastern port. with isshs.
Wind At SUE rise, N meridian. de sunset, calm.
JANUARY i.
Eric Pbiura, Calhoun, Savannah Durham 4 Dimon.
s sssr .sss,s dS, s.i.n f.sn Ly@
ARRIVED
Sh Steamship Paeino Nye, Liv, rpo:l De5 Is. ~
is .ps Z St. .: AZ t. III
tbe psssse sseept last day; VA tetsned outside BY
ship Southampton (pktJ, Tinker London and PortI
mouth nov 20 with mdse and Passengers 70 CIswold Nor
Maria Little Rio JAIsiro. Nov Is. with coffee. to
SHIN b Ironsd ss
Bark Elissbeth Means, Hilbert, Malaga, and Gibraltar
days. with frut wine. 40, 10 stalker 3 Co. The n
passed the Rock Of Gibraltar Nov D.
Brig Rusb Leach, Inasus, days, With sAt to Middle
ton Il Co.
Brig Lawrence, wall, St Marhs 10 days With cotton
&C. 70 Sn allvo cod. Anderson Co. vessel 10 Elwen
GO Dec a. Of Cape Florida saw ship Mountsiueer tof
Waren) ses RIM iron N0rleana for Hverpool). The
hiss had pilot on board fur days.
Brig Tbos Knox (of Boston), Smith, Mobile, IA days,
With cotton, BE, 70 Essie Hazard.
Brig Maine Arthpr, Rchn ond Va, days, with wood, 10
afstr
sthr surh ~ Br""thsver); Smith. ssva,nah, 5
fskr DssosAh Isstia Wiinisgton. NC, days v,Sh 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-03

INrELLIGBNcE FROM GUADALoUPH.-Ths Cossyrisr
as Haws publishes the following letter from it,
correspondent In Gusdaloups-
"rhs yellow fever ID not 70 fatal at Guadalupe
~ it il in Martinique and tho EDglish colonies The
shipping ct Point q Petre alono suffers The city ID
free from it OF news II have none to give you. The
most complete tranquility regns here, but labor Is
lsnguishing on account Of the want of hands. The
harvest of 1853 docs net promise to DO any better
than that Of 1852 There is, however, much to DO
done hero with . fertile and inexhaustibe soil,
with this wealth Of fecundity Of which Europe
knows nothing But everything is wanting 1t the
Same ime-hsnds, money, and credit. So We are
OK ssctiDg, with much impstience, the organization
of tho promised bank, for the foundation of which
part of our indemnity is retained. If this bank be
we'll organised, and carried on with regularity, it
will render great service to tho island But the
essential CAPITAL point ID that it may be promptly
put into operation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-03

nusA osslsA q. sinss sssag Wig tsnpsgaass nsa.
b. the .hss...sA s==S1s:..sS eaeai1aSss fse State
e1Ross plsdgsA b tAs lsw's rsPsA 6hesld she lag
10 killed Ct the next sesiea there Win 10 renewed
. great cause Il contention non eur political asld
Nest sensible nsa n the STATE.
fhs meeting Of General Pierce. Mr.. Hunter, Mr.
Nicholssn, and Gsnsral CusAtng, in this oisy. NV
erciusivs political orioles Il L said that NJ
Hunter does not with to 20 int the cabinet, aud
that the meeting hsrs rslstsd simply 10 the subject
of finance. ALTOONA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-03

IIvEnPooL-Stes mship Paoibo-J W Bsebs, q Hsus
and LADY, four chle and nurse Mrs Kraushaar jas
Weeds, Prof Anstsd, II Ed wards L Nsvboid, Mr. 90
gill NJ Hgns. jackson, II Youos. J Smith, Cron
" Bisslov, " Gibson. A Garrett Hsmel Gee Jons
send, John Cooley, Lee, Nr Ward, II Huston, n 4
man, Barnes, Robertson, Jaiser, Bp>
want MICS Kent, King Robert Sped ding. Gran 4
Hose 0sbrey, Kinyon, RIGGS Mr. LapslsI,
ley. b Demng. C Krrt7er, W Goddard, scbritEpe
Werburg II Tyrr. y Ohlpnscbisxsr, NsIi mont Js
Hyan Mr. Sorivtner Mr. Hsntsi. Mr. Mensel Jr -f,ts !
HAvrr.-ste smship Fsanklin.-arttur Bronson, W.
Rcrhlin, d Ho veil Thos Hitehocok, KLlurs, Paul
Jules Lecesnsy do Roster, de Roster; 0raselli,
servant and four children; 0illkrdst and lady. 81
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