davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-21
AssIGNEE,s SALE

.AlaaP u b l. 9 A u @ II I O n
Win be sold Public Auction on TUESDAY, the 24th
day of October Instant at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at New Eng
land Village, in Grafton, the following described
REAL AND PERSONAL EST ATE
of Smith Pratt insoyent debtors All their right title,
and interest," in and unto certain Dwelling House, and
about one acre of Land adjoining the Qinsigamond Ho
tel, in New England Village. Also, about 81 of
Moving and Tage Laud lying between the road leading
from New England Village to the Boston and Worcester
Railroad and the Hovey Pond Also, about lot of
Cultivated land called ByrOn Lott situated near the
Upper Mills, in NJ E. Village. Also all their interest in
Quinsgamond Hotel Estate Also, the "Harlow Mills
tate consisting of about Is of land dwelling house,
and water privilege situated in Shrewsbury Also, about
264 acres land, in Shrewsbury Long Pond, omery
owned by Lothrop and Others Also the Dwelling House
and land, in which said smith now lives, in N. E. Village
and also the Estate adjoining, called the "Poard Es-
tate" Also, the Ray Place, so called, in N. g. Village.
Also the Cottage Place, called, opposite the Qunsiga
mond Hotel. Also, about ten of Land the road
leading to Worcester opposite the supper MILL in A. E.
Village Also, House Lot adjoining the Copp Place.
in N. q. Village, the road leading to the Boston and
Worcester Railroad-and also, two other House Lots,
the one last described the west side of said road
Also, Lot of Land near the Water Privilege, in
'Waterve Dstrict," in n e. Village. Also the ThOmp-
son House, called N f. Village. Also, lot of Land
and Barn. thereon-and also, other Lot containing
about 81 acres, and Orchard. Also, three Pews in the
Westinghouse of the Baptist Society, in n E. Village and
one Pew in the Methodist Westinghouse in said village.
Also, Pew in the Second Baptist Westinghouse and
also do in the Methodist Westinghouse in Grafton.
Also House pear the "Davs Mill" and the Machinery
in said Mill, viz 100 LOOMS 1865 Spindles and the
cessary preparations. Spinning Frames-22l spindes.
Cloth Machines. Sundry Supplies Tools &c. One Safe,
Hay Scales, yoke of Oxen, Carryal, Top Buggies
Chaise, common Wagons, Horse Cart and Harness, 6
single do Halters Horse Blankets Buffalo Robes, &c.
Also Plows, Harrow, and large variety of Farming
Utensils, aud other articles not above mentioned Also,
Church Organ, in the Baptist Church, in N f. Village.
Per Order of Assignees.
ALEX. PUTNAM, q S. NJ. REDDING, Auct'rs.
Worcester, Oct 9, 1854 OLE IS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-21

AUCTTONEER'S NOTICE.-The under
IA sgned having had more than six years experience
in the Auction business in connection with S. W. SELBY,
would offer his services to the public for the sale of
Real Estate and Personal Property in any part of the
city county Particular attention given sales Of Real
Estate and Furniture private residences He will also
attend to the appraising of all kinds of property
f. W. VAIL, Auctoneer,
SGT dom Office 236 Main street, Paine's Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-21
d2w&w3t

~ OTICE.-I have been duly appointed Administra-
v triX of the Estate of ALBERT BROWN, late of
Worcester, deceased and have accepted that trust All
persons indebted to said Estate called upon make
immediate paymen and all those to whom said Estate
indebted requested to exhibit their demands for
Element. MARY K. BROWN
October II, 1854 dTuThaS3w ol3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-21

ESICH RIBBONS-Just received, large stock
a OF elegant Bonnet Ribbons, varying in styles and
prices Also, large assortment of Trimming Ribbons,
for Dresses Those in want of the above goods, will
fail to examine stock before purchasing elsewhere
L. W. MILES,
SIG d3w No l Waldo Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-21

NIFTY BA NK.-A temporary location of City Bank,
" will be in HARRINGTON BLOCK, corner of Main
md Front Snext door of the Peoples Insurance OF
&c. The first insallment payable the first day of
TENDER next, will be received at their above
aug 2. HAMMOND, Cashier
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-21

dSOLT'S REVOLVER FOR sALE.-Cost SO
" Will be sold for ST.. Good
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-21

ERYSTAL PALACE TICK ETS-Persons
~ visiting New York, may obtain Tickets to the Cry
stal Palace, at REDUCED RATES. by applying at the Spy
once. The Exhibition closes in few weeks dtf $50
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-21

MFRS. WINSLOW,-An Experienced Nurse
1VA and Female Phys clan, presents the attention of
Mothers, her SOOTHING SYRUP, for Children Teeihirg.
For the Nervous Affections Commissions, Fever, Infan-
nation of the Bowels, &c. that attend this period of chill
dren, she recommends produce the desired
feet giving rest to the MOTHER and relief and health the
infant.
child on Congress street cured by the Soothing
Syrup, of Inantie Dysentery Diar after being Civ
over by the attending hysic n.
Nh Blackman of Eddngton, says thas failed to
the Dyentery Darrha in children whenever used
in the village. Lots of it is sold
One parent informs me his child has suffered to an
alarming extent, with Flauience, Wind Cholc. Lately
they have used the Soothing Syrup, and always effects
speedy
Hundreds of like instances might be enumerated
Mot try it in every where it has been sold
For sale by BOYD PAUL, No. 40 Cortlandt sire t.,
New York
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-21

- plain sewing to do, inyited call at this office.
233 Main Street, Up Stairs. 233.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-21

GITI HOTEL CORPORATION
~ UksR's OFFICE, Worcester Oct. IL, 1S54-The pro-
pretors of the City Hotel Corporation hereby notified
that an nstament of 20 per the Shares Of Stock
IN this Corporation, voted by the Directors payable
on the lsto November next You requested to pay
the same at that time. -
ole DIV ALBERT ToLMAN Treasurer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-21

ENMBROiDERTES large assortment of
~ Founcngs, Collars, Edginss, Inscrtngs, Habits,
and Sleeves, just received, and selling cheap, by
f. w. MILES,
s26 DIV No. l Waldo Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-21

Sold by Druggists throughout the United States Cana
aa, and the West Indies. AGESrs-Worcester, 1I. B.
GREEN. Springfield, BLISS Il HAVEN Providence,
j. BALCH L. SON. Boston, BURR & PERRY.
oI2 dTuTh&Sat&wlmis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-21

FHNWO AND A HALF YARDS WIDE
a Heavy all Wool lO-4 Domestic Flannel received to-
day Very desirable for LADIES' skirts, WooenSheets
oil dl2Is GEO. p. BRYANT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-21

EB LUMES AND FLOWERS--A large a
h sortment of the above Goods, just received by
Il. w. MILES,
s26 d3w No / Waldo Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-21

ENALL FASHIONS-At WALDO BLOCK (the
n great mart for Bonnet and Millinery Goods) may be
found large and elegant assortment of BONNETS o.
every description consisting of Vevets Pushes Popins,
Sans Silks straws and Laces, in every variety of the
latest Paris fashions. f. W. MILLS
s26 d3w No Waldo Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-21
To the Mayor and Aldermen of the City of

Worcester:
VHNHE undersigned citizens of said Worcester respect
II fully pray for permission to erect Chimney fol
Stationary Engine to be located side of the Stone Shop
on the Norwich and Worcester Railroad south of the
Junction, on land formerly owned by Eli Thayer Said
chimney to be seveny-hve feet in height.
BENJAMIN JoSLYN,
j. P. MARSHALL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-21
Cost nn0 Goll10.

o. STRAY COVVS.-On the d day of
ErELII October four Cows and one Calf brokento the
YIN Farm-yard Of the subscriber, on the Shrews,
-szl4n4s4sbury road The owner is requested to pay
charges and take them away. JAMES WILLIAMS.
o5 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-21
LABELS CLIMAX HAIR TONIC.

Tins incOmDar
ablepreparation
which has now
been before the
public one wear.
dnrino which
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-21

GOLD BORDERED SHANVLS-A second
" arrival Of these very desirable and ia hionable
Shawls, at the Store Of the subscriber
o4 d12ns GEO p. BRYANT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-21

Insurance THAT rs INSURANCE,
CAN BE MADE
ALL CLASSES OF PROPERTY,
SOME
The Best Mutual Companies Of Massachusetts,
APPLICATION TO
FRANKLIN WHIPPLE, 265 Main street.
aus diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-21
CRAMP ANn pAIN KILLER.


The world is astonished at the wonderful per-
formed by the CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER, prepared
by CURTIS PERKINS. Its equal has never been
known for removing pain in all for the of
spinal complaints, cramp in the limbs and stomach rheu
matism in all its forms, bilious choG chls and fever
burns throat and gravel, it is decidedly the best
medicine in the world. Evidence of the wonderful
performed by any medicine circulars in
the hands Of Agents You may be positively of
lief if You use it, Millions of bottles Of medicine have
been sold in New England past six eight yearst
is fer the first time being introduced into all the prin
spai towns in New York.
N b. Be and call for CURTIS Il PERKINS
Cramp and Pain Killer. All others bearing the name
are base limitations. Price 12 25 and so cents per bot
tie, according to size.
Also for sale those pure WILD CHERRY BITTERS.
for the of Bilious and Jaundce complaints and gem
eral debility. They quicken the blood and give life
and energy to the whole system Price only % cents in
pint bottles. CURTIS q PERKINS,
149 Chambers street, New York.
AGENTS in Worcester, NJ Is. Green, h. 7. Lazel, Bush
Co. and G. A. Harrington & Co.. New Worcester,
jerks Vassail Shrewsbury, l.. c. Knowlton; Fitch
burg !. 3D. Lane and Thomas Choae; Leomilster A. 7.
Perkins, Sterling; A NJ. Lee and by dealers in medicine
throughout the country. deod&w1y o3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-21

NJOTICE.-The firm of W. & A. BROWN & CO.,
" is dissolved by the death of ALBERT Brown. Ali
persons indebted to them requeeted payment
at the old stand without delay to either of the subscr
bers. WILLIAM BROWN
THE0PILUS BROWN
10 d0wGw2t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-21

SS6NIVE THEM SSME.',- The subscriber
"a being the oldest Daguerrean Artist in the city
after having witnessed with PATIENCE the prices for which
bis competitors have taken Pictures, will now for few
days, Come down to them,n by taking Miniatures in
VELVET CASE for 90 CENTS, and in a splendid SHELL,
CASE such sell for 81 and 500 with good Picture
and warranted, for $l75 We put things so low as
supply everybody and everybody's cousin. Call at
DA G UERR Fan GALLERY,
112 Merrimaek Street, LOWELL,
SIG deod& w3m s, z eHOWEs
NOLCH ESTER LIME.--The subscribers are
" agents for the sale of the above celebrated brand Of
Lime We can furnish it in any quantity to builders and
others, at short notice at a very low price
LEE SPRAGUE & CO.,
meh2o du ~ Main Street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-21

SCROFUL6 AFD SALT RHEUM oINTAENTS.
AgentsMass, D. Scott, Jr., Worcester; Dr Ramsey,
Camiridgei E. 2. Eastman Lynn. New Hampshire, L.
Ingalls, and j. s. Fenno, Rindge. Maine, w. Poor,
Belasti and by the Proprietor, RICHARD sHERWIN,
No. North Russell street, Boston, daw3m OF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-21

STRAYED OR STOLEN-on Monday last
- from No. 9 Irving street, small YELLOW DOG,
weight about lbs, has curley tail, black nose and
few black hairs the back to the of GAR
CO." Whoever will return the to me- or give in
formation where he be ound shall be suitably
warded. SIS diff = VIM. PIPER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-21

intelligence Of great importance we must. however
sooo bear of fighting tbat quarter The sied fleets
are ID the Black Sea and SIR Charles Napier q az
yauoing Ia the Baltic The Ras-isns are SAID 70 hsEe
abandoned the Inland OF Alsnd snd be can occupy It
without difficulty We .bsl not have 70 wall long for
him TO begin bis fashion is to strike rapidly AMI pow
erfully sud be will not nov change The steamers
Low about to srrse scarcely fal - ori's b)ody
intelligence.
In England tho opinion is being adopted that the
war must be long aid hard one. They are boxing
carefully into their state Of preparation TO carry il o.
In the House OF Lords the 7ta int Esr Grey made
a.peech showing ths the administration Of the British
srp, il now and long has been IN TIE highest degree
faulty extravagaot and opposed to efficiency, raPdy
ard unity in the service The care and provision Of
the troops be proved - be OF so very detective De
scrip,ion es 10 leave 10 expect Injurious copse
queLces iu the army Dow sent to Turkey and lie held
I'D radical reform 10 the Administration Of toe whole
military establisLmeut IS absolutely essential TO SUI;
cess in the present war. His speech justly made
deep impression on the House, aud we doubs not viii
carry with it the opinion of the public. The Lyndon
TINES gives il o powerful Endorsement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-21

TIE CRYSTAL PMACE.-We learn that arrange
ments are in progress for daily line OF rstclass siea
boas having nmodaors for 500 passengers each,
to ply through the summer between this City and Ne.
port ss Crystal Palace line, bringing passengers hther
from Newport and giving them two tickots each 10 the
Crysto Palace and return ug them Newpoal for
dollar We trust this project b. misd ia o,her quar-
tfs and that bouts viii ply regularly if not daily through
~ warm season between City and Cape May calling
of Long Branch and bringing passengers TO see TIE Cs
ISL Pace at the loves possible prices.
Several eminen musicians have consented TO assist at
the of the Worlds Exhsion on the th
of May without compensation.
The New York Harmonic Society has likewise consented
70 assist.
Invitations have been extended to several eminent clt
be present and speak on this OCCASION some OF
whom have already Indicated their assent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-21
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

The following is copy of an important act passed
BY our late Legislature, affecting the Court of Com
mon Pleas OF this City:
IN ACT relation Of Common Pleas for the City AMI
County Of hewYoTt Passed April H. le5i-hree hiths be-
ing present
TIE fe1> n he STATE Nee. York relresi Seaae end A
81, n.y. DO en- Ic' qsJoilOU'
SLcTcH Tie Court Common Ples for the Ciy an County
Of shall have CLERK 20 be appointed BY the Court and
hold durng the Court which Cerksha
lave power point deputies appointment Ia
writing to be filed In his Office.
the Clerk appointed suitable office in the City
He'll IL that City.
said Clerk shall psy the City Treasurer IA
monthly payments all the fees perqGses and eoumenS his
hs receive such compensation for his ssEcee hnd for
services Of his assistants tha be hxed by the Board
the CRY ard County Of SewYOrk In conformity
relation the certain officers
the and County New York passed December TO- 1871"
SIC When the es received aud paid By the officers
fsd d sad clerk shall be insufficient
nscsy expenses and salaries Of their respective offices the dei
eIcy M he paid oa OF TIE appropriation for county e0asngen
The CoGry CLERK Of the City AID County Of NswYork
deliver all property bOo.s records and
peltsn he said Conr Common Pleas the Clerk Of
Court sJpsiDeo by virtue Of this
TIE said Court Of Common Pleas for e City ard County
o. New icIk las and detion Of the following proceed
c remit nd forfeited rsco1nzsnes tie snd
In like such heretofore BY % Courts
Pleas and AMI discharge the doskets OF Hens
as Of judgments entered EsconZsncs AID % exercise
the CITY ard County Of cewYork s tbs aud ud;t0n
hereafter feTrd vested the s.ia Court the
County Courts their Couns and the aad jgri5con
which Vested the Court Of Common Pleas for the CITY aud
County Of NewYork before the desgna ed
the Code cf Procedure, passed April l., 1919
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-21
WEEKLY TRIBUNE for april %

The NRw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week
contains the following:
EDITORIALS. Facing the Dsk Ages Tbs Ri.es Of Post
The Question Of Cop, night 3sVe-y and the Unioa
Relative Power q the North aud south : me S1uh,
Poetry ard Truth; terO.oonic Cfimef 9k ioi ,t1'
Eseoy; The Peoples COLLEGE Triumph Q, of 1,
The Iaad Grsouson 81 STATE ofthe Lieu Question
The European War; The Southern C'n'enuos' Al IL
lu,lrsiion Of slavery; A Expsria entthh relied &c
H..BAYARD TAYLORs LETTERS A Chinese Prom
eDs5e.
Ill TBy STATE or EUROPE; Letter. from Oar Own Cor
rsspondents A p and Kari MAX; Ihe war Deoats
In Parliament; The Deesrsiions Of "M
IV..LOss OF SHIP POWHsTAN AND 200 LIVES; Forty
Dead Bodies Washed Ashore; Oiher ships WRECKED :
Packet ,hip Undo @riter A'hore
y..BEyIgw OF THE wKEA' Giving in condsas.t and
meet conspcuo0s the most portrait events II have
In United States British ADsTcs, Mexico,
nsvsns Europe aud AustfsIa
VI. POLL TICAL INTELLIGENCE: Maine Connecticut.
Massachusetts; Penn'y vsnia; Minn,sos SPEAKS for Free
Territory.
VII .XxXIIrp CONGRESS-. The Kou.. Afai,-Sph,i.l
TaIiftt ati9ns; speech Of Mr Saislssin ths Sen4se
VII. DEATH or PROFESSOR WILSON.
IXHEERY WARD BEECHER IN WARRINGTON Let
ter from Our Own Correspondent, o b.
LETTER FGCI COL FREMONT TO COL BENTON
M.NEw PUBLICATIONS; Purple rins Of Paris by Bsyo
S Jfhn.
XII.ArYUAL MEETING: WoInens NeVYcrk State Tempe
Society.
XIII AMERICAN INsTITUTE-PARMERS CLUB
XIV. .TFLEGRAPH; The --latest News By Telegraph.
XIV. MARI AGES and DEATHS
VI..REyIEW or THE MARKETS. Reports Of the S,o:s
Grain Provision and Cattle bGrkes Very fully md spe-
oially reported for The ITibuns
Single wrappers be obtsne1 the 1est
Counting Room this morning Price St cents
FIVE copie So copies sI2 so twenty copies 90 sa
dreas $40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-21

The tariff of l542 went into operation and its effects
we're almos, electric Credit estsbished-mills
and furnaces built and the people were more
enabled to purchase and pay for foreign merchandise
Public and private revenue increased and within four
years FROM the date of this triumph Of the sellers OF
labor over those who desired TO buy slave labOrers
tie prosi Gritty of the country lad attained higher
point than had ever before been known.
This however did suit the advocates of tue slave
labor policy Then as nov, they desired that the free
!atorer s. ould be cheap and crusade gotten up
against protection among the most active promoters Of
which we're tie people of Virginia nLOse chief
acturs is dat Of negroes for 1YoHatiOn and who
protected in this department OF trade by absolute
prohibition of all competition from abroad. Tits pro-
iibon they have always regarded constitutional,
because it enables them to sell negroes at thousand
dollars tia: mig be imported from the Coast of Africa
for LuDdIed and yet they deny to tie free laborer Of
the North any right to protection 70 sny further extent
than car be obtained BY aid ofdutes imposed exclusively
with view 10 the raising Of revenue To carry their
views into effect it deemed necessary to extend
tie area Of Slavery by incorporating Texas within
tie UnicI-s ssuIe that carried out By the
aid OF northern men with southern principles, so
well described by Tie Charleston Mercury, az
hucksters in politics. always ready to sell
themselves and their constituents when the ad-
yocates Of cheap labor are seen to need assist
ance. Texas in the UGion furnished two senatorial
votes added to the Senate defiance Of the Cons-iu
tou the tariff OF ~ repealed, and that of &C sub
stiLuled in lis place TIE advocates of Slavery
thus triumphant: but tie consequences to the free la
borer o. the Norh were speedily in diminished
der and Tor labor Mills AID furnaces were every
where cesed and their owners were ruined; but the
object Of tie South the chespening OF free labor Vas
thereby accomplished
We shall perhaps take another occasion 20 yiyesome
Of the details of the working of this southern system
but IL the meantime we ssk our readers to reflect
upon the fact that or than fifteen out of the las.
twenty years the men who buy lsbOrers have had the
control Of tie policy Of tie Government to the entire
exclusion of the who wish sell their own labor.
" Southern interests have had during that time as
Tie Charleston Patriot most truly Observes, the mas.
"tery in Congress ard the Government although
hostile il is ineipieIcy TO Slavery and starting into
political being with strong bent toward abolition
yet sfterwsrd" is since l533' 50 changed its
policy that lis action las fos,ered the slaveholding
n,eres', and swelled il" by aid Of OF purchase
from six to fifteen States and from feeble aad
spsrse population to one of ten mlions"
How tss this been accomplished By the all of taxes
paid by the North for tie purchase Of land in he South
ard for the maintenance Of the fleets and armies re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-21
FROM WASHINGTON.

Ccrrespopdeuce OF Tho N. Tribune
WAsHrsoros, Wednesday, April 49, 1854
Gen Shields is general favOd.e among his assoc'"es
the sennte He is q brave mar, physically But a. ~
admits himself political associations and habits have a.
vested hn Of ell his moral courage. lio was OF hear
deepy oppoed to Nebraska but he had not the courage
10 say No on the final vote So ia the matter Of present.
ing the memorial on Spiritual Manifestations II we maybe
lieve Mr. Tallmadge he had proessed willingness to 10
yor the desire Of the petitioners Bat when hs came |"
stand I'D before the Senate he lacked the courage to -
pouse an unpopular cau'e Hence he followed the mun'
tude In ridicuhng the whole matter.
Messrs Adams Of Mississippi and Thompson OF Men,
,ucky TO dsy nnde furious attack on the HomeseM
hill siDlv against the feature which allows mnigrsa
10 share in is benefits One objection urged by hr Az
sms was that the Germans he'd hanged Douglas In eiN
and therefore they not to be encouraged 10 e'ns
upon our public domain: u,,.o.,
The rejection of Mr. Angel as COnsul at honoluin coz
tuues to be a OF great congratulson sn1ne s~
IIards II win be remembered that ne was ne soa,S
friend Of Gov Marcy in the Baltimore Conyenti9n' soa
his defeat in the Senate is considered az nara KrH
the Secretary Of State The Nebraskaes hope 10 ons
over all tho Hsrds by this sop. ,.,.., ,hs
Gen. James Of Rhode Island who yotei s8a'n'' '''
Treety moved it's reconsideration. . ...
There was some talk to day in Executive os.pn " AZ
how the vote on the Treaty got into IhE ~
though not entirely correct il considered ransl 80
guessing Senator Mason bas been very sensi'e H.
out he whole debate 10 regard 60 betrayal oil secr'!
watches al Hsrds with Argus eyes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-21
PROSECU TON OF UNLICENSED RUM
SELLERS

The fllo wing are the terms If OF the most i'm.
porant acts pasel by our Legislature at its session
just closed. If the friends of Temperance do their
duty under it, it will nearly ann hate the akgql
Liquor Traffic:
an ACT srthorizs others than Oveee Poor
fer violations % the Excise Law Pssssd April IS -85
t. Pes s STATE Nsc- YORK. yspeeafs4 IN Saae and
~ d OrLIia a. Jcil0rs:
sLcos 10 The Oyersee;s Of the Poor shall neglect
days 70 Prcede for penalty provided by title nne par
q he Revived Statutes other
q the se County pOsecrte therefor 10 the
tuc5 tcer or otLeTPe BY giving security the Court officer
before whom he cuie for the payment Of all costs II he shall
fail to recover gegu ard In such II prosecuted
the uElty La be collected applied provided b.
SAC Tbs s.t 'hAli take eject inaInedisteiy.