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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-22
MARRIED.

In Boston, 10th inst the South Congregation Church.
by the Rev h d. Huntington, Mr.. Edward NJ Dennie to
julia Elizabeth daughter Of the Rev. T. Russell Sullivan
all of B.
In Marlboro, 18th INST by Rev. Mr.. Alger, NJ Trner
Gregore to Miss Mary Harper both of Montreal Canada
In Oakham, 9th, by Rev. Kimbal, Mr.. benjamin IL.
Joslyn to Miss Mary e. Ware, all of 0. 4ii' Si4
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Lewis 7. LnzeII, DruggIn. and Anor,,.-

lewis 4. Lazell, Drugsiss and p0the-
cary, 201 Main ST, would respectlllr Solicit tba
attention OF all interested 10 the purchase Of pure drugs
and medicines, to his large and well selected assortent
Every article mas been purchased with particular refer
ence to the retail trade All drugs viii be tparated. mt
only pure but OF the best quality procurable Every one
WIN admit that where medicine is needed, but the
Pnrest ana 6est should be used Not only should the
physician be able count with certainty ,on the
effect Of bis prescriptions, but the patient should know
that as regards purity, his medicine reliable This
public require it, and will generously second with their
patronage, every effort to promote their common good
Medicines dispensed at all hours Of the night
feb27 ~ 81 ffs SIN tFF1 u n ~ 4
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Fresh Arrival of Timothy and CIOvet
seed,at ap d3w DRAPER & CLARK.
A. p. Wave, Proprietor of the Out
PRICE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE Nos l6S and LTD
Main street. Worcester, would respectfully invite the
tenon Of his friends customers, and the public generally
to the immense Stock of
SEASoNABLE CLOTHING,
pfhis manufacture adapted to every age tas
and profession The great extent of this establishments
and ITS superior facilities for manufacturing upon large
SCALE have secured large share pubcfav and par
age and in regard to the present stock is believed a
N point OF neatness of style, excellence of shape fit aud
oroughness Of workmanship it is not surpassed by my
Other in the State. The Department of
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING
presents an attractive array of Garments for all sizes and
conditions of the juvenile community and exertionswn
continue to be made to keep this Department as conet
as possible.
The Furnishing Goods Department.
embraces full and complete assortment Of
SHIRTS, rt,s4 DICKIEs.
DRAWERS, ~ BOSONS
SUSPENDERS, STOCKS
UMBRELLAS, CRAVATS, u
SCARFs, HANDKERcHIIFs,
GAPS, NECK TIES,
DRESSING GOWNS,
ottk, Cotton, and WooL Undershirts, DrdwerS &c. -
% The Goods are purchased in large quantities from
he best sources, and sold small per cent ADVANCE
from cost.
The Custom Department, lsi.s,
Ia the second story, contains large and desirable stock Of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, YESTINGS, &c.. embracing
almost every article Of seasonabe Goods for Gentemens
Garments, which will be made up order at short notice.
R unreasonable prices Rtastef and Fashionable style Thor
ough workmanship and unexceptionable fits warranted
In all cases. ifait II7g VI
Purchasers who have not been the habit of procuring
goods at this establishment especially invited to ex
anime this stock before purchasing elsewhere,
rhs attention of wholesale purchasers respectfully in
Tited. hN aiNf u S7i77si
n B. Stock reviewed at frequent intervals and every
article having become from change ofseason or fashion, Of
diminished value, MARKED DOWN. A. p WARE. Y
March l, 1854. d2taw&wtf -
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New advertisements.
m FIR UT AND ORNAMENTAL


s2n. FIR UT AND ORNAMENTAL
* Il r e f. S.
AND SHRUBBERY, AT AUCTION +!
S, W. sELBYs will sell in front of his Sales Room, on
TUESDAY April 20 commencing at o'cock, the largest
assortment of Fruit and Ornamental Trees offered at
auction in this city, from the "Eagen Nursery Cranston
r. l., consisting in part Of very large assortment of
STANDARD AND DWARF PEAR TREES, so
Apple Peach, Plum, Cherry, Ounce, Dutch Currants.
dooseberries, Raspberres, Strawberries, &c, &C.
vrrfs ALSO, ORNAMENTAL TREES,
consisting of Linden, Horse Chestnut EUROPEAN Sycamore
Maple, Tulip Mountain Ash, White Ash English Ash
Silver Leaf, Elm, Weeping Willow Evergreens Fir Ar
bor-Vite, STubbery of different varieties Snow Balls
Purple Fringe, Tartarian HoneysucSle, Dwarf Almonds
Purple Persian Lilac, White do Strawberry Trees Syringe
Bushes Spireas Running Rose Bushes, Dwarf Rose &C.
~ Sale Positive 5. W. sELBY Auct'r.
Worcester, April TO- 1854. ap22 d3t
sSa PEAR AND APPLE TREES,
sY~ sHRuBBERY, &C, AT AUCTION.
- S. W. SELBY will sell in front Of his Sales Rooms
onWEDSEsDAY, April goth, commencing at 10 o'clock,
large assortment of
PEAR AND APPLE TREES,
Ever Blooming Hardy Roses, fine lot of New Towering
wise, Vines.
The above are from Astoria, Long Island. s
tM.l S. W. SELBY, Auct'r.
Worcester, April I'll lS54 ap22 dat
kE5A ADJOURNED SALE OF REAL
NHH ESTATE, AT AUCTI0N-Will be sold on the
premises, on TUESDAY, May ID. at IL O'clock The
Estae belonging to the Heirs Of the Simeon Gleason
corner of Portland and Myrtle streets. The lot con.
tains about s-r1at
$4,000 Feet of Lnnd,
Oh thesae are two Dwelling Houses, and great variety
Il Fruit and Ornamental Trees. .l
II Terms at Sale. S. W. SELBY, Auct'r.
Worcester, April 70, 1894. . ap22 dts
hISSOLUION.--The partnership heretofore exist
~ ing between the subscribers, under the name Of
CALDWELL & HILL, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. ~, s5tffi4 W. w. CALDWELL,
..1sHN l4 bts tf JOHN q. HILL.
Worcester, April Goth, 1854.
bW goa @ TICE.
The business Of the late firm of Caldwell HILL will be
continued by the subscriber at the old stand 229 Main a.
where may be found, at all times, complete stock Of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Toilet articles and Fancy
Goods. JOHN o HILL
ap22 d2ws
an U1NSIGAMOND BANK.-The Stockhold-
EL ers Of the Quinsigamond Bank are hereby notified
that Special Meeting, of said Stockholders will be held
at their Banking Rooms, on MONDAY, the sth day of
May next at II O'clock A. NJ for the purpose of acting
upon the subject Of accepting the act of the Legislature
increasing the Capital Stock, hundred thousand dol
lars passed March 81 1854.
Per order of the Directors, 4r, sgn
j. S. FARNUM, Cash.
worcester, Aprl II, 1891. ap22 dtMy9
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"a HoRsE was recently killed in Lebanon,
Mo-, from fright. First, an Elephant, belong.
ing to the Hippodrome, passed by, which
nearly killed him; then came the camels, and
that finished him. The horse was previously
in good health.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

The STATE TAx.--The portion of the State
Tax Of 100000, which is apportioned to
Worcester county by the Legislature is $780,
6Sl 90; and this sum is assessed upon the sew
eral towns in the county, as follows:
Ashburnham 1915; Athol S6e; Auburn PIG;
Barre 74ls Berlin l63; Blackstone 956; Bolton
279; Boylston 234; Brookield 34S; Charlton
49S; Clinton 492; Dana l26; Douglas 37S;
Dudley 342; Fitchburg 1895; Gardner 800;
Grafton TAI; Hardwick 426; Harvard 1896;
Holden 4l7 Hubbardston 364; Lancaster 354;
Leicester 627 Leominster SIS; Lunenburg
800; Mendon SOL; Milford 100, Millbury 549;
New Braintree 27S; North Brookfeld 1859;
Marlborough 1856; Northbridge 1856; Oakham
Pos, Oxford 5l9; Paxton l65; Petersham ALL;
Phillipston 1875; Princeton 324; Royalston 1896;
Rutland 276; Shrewsbury 420; scarborough
32l; Southbridge GOO; Spencer 456; Sterling
42O; Sturbridge 400; Sutton 52S; Templeton
474; Upton 345; Uxbridge 594; Warren S66;
Webster 43S; West Boylston 297; West Brook
field 1855; Marlborough 400; Westminster 400;
Winchendon 507; Worcester 1904.
One dollar in every thirty of the State tax
SO levied, will go to the erection Of monu-
snent to DANIEL Webster, which our wing legis-
lators are determined the people shall pay for.
NEGLEcr.-A correspondent desires us to
call the attention Of the city government to the
neglected condition of the shade trees upon
some of the principal streets of this city
The boxes around those on Front Street
especially are in dilapidated condition and
the bark upon some of these beautiful elms, is
gnawed, more or less every day by horses
which are hitched to them. 1t is matter
that should be seen to at once and we hope
that proper measures will be taken to prevent
any further destruction.
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SATURDAY. APRIL %, 1854.


NEBRASKA, a Poem, Personal and Political.
Boston John p. Je'oett. s Co.
The above is the title of poem written in
blank verse, by one, who though he does not
see ut to give his name to the public, has new
ertheless produced something which he need
not be ashamed to acknowledge. We make
few quotations below, that our readers may
judge of its quality before they purchase the
volume which fley viii certainly do.
Passing over many striking passages, with
which the poem abounds, we come to the fol-
lowing beautiful revelation of what the poet
sees in the future, OF Nebraska.
aMethinks see The forest bow before
The sharp axe swinging in The settlers handi
The Indian corn springs up with siIken plume,
And fills his ample barn with golden ears
White wagons truudle through the winding lanes.
Soon horn responds TO horn and farm joins farmj
Rude huts like brdless nests, tenantess
While mansions fair zoned with fruit and bloom,
And filed with good Nebraskians, who are tree
The horse with lungs Of fire and ribs Of steel,
And name Of smoke and nerves Of shining wire,
Goes laundering past in haste burning wheels,
Like an express from Erebus to earth.
If Senator Douglas should live to good
old age, neither himself or his friends will in
all probability ever see his portrait more cor
rectly drawn, with all the lineaments of
beast and saint" preserved, than in the fol-
IT,.
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II Douglas he the western Brobdignag,
What little Liliputians are We all
The torch Of genius shines not in bis eyes
The gods have set no seal upon his brow;
His speeches have spirit in their words
Mere mObs of syllables devoid of souls
Thoughts are to words what souls to bodies are
But Douglas as ambitious, and aspires
To highest hynors, though deserving none
He sacrificed the freedom u his state,
Made it the Syword Of a mocking world,
the most inhospitahe spot on earth,
The black sheep in the beating flock Of states,
That be might gain the presidential chair
lie purchased plantation titled by slaves,
And fattoned on the negroes blood and sweat
Gold was his gospel, and the lash his law,
Office bis heaven, and power and pelf his wish,
His farm the only empire that he ruled,
And ragged slaves the subjects he oppressed.
He was the emperor Of gang Of blacks
His driver his prime minister Of state,
Who left his mark upon the rising race.
This great king Of Mississippi swamp
Divorced sad husbands from their weeping wives;
Snatched screaming infants from their mothers arms
Scourged hite-haie ed DANES and venerable men;
Erased Gods image from the face divine;
Extinguished hope within the human breast
Trod on the necks Of most obsequious slaves,
And crushed their hearts beneath atyrant's heelD
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SPLENDID BBEF.--Messrs. Belcher & Wood
worth viii cut up this morning at their City
Hall Market the carcase of that splendid fat
OK, Of whose magnificent proportions we have
before made mention. They always have the
very best Of everything in the marketing line,
but this morning their steaks and roastin
pieces will cut little extra. M e
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The CLINTON CouRANr-The Publishers Of
tbs spicy sheet which is issued weekly at Gin
ton in this county announce their intention of
adopting the cash system with their subscri-
bers after May LIST. They give the very best
reasons for adopting such q course, and we
dare predict thatit viii not be the means of
taking from their subscription list the name ofa
single subscriber that is worth having there.
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COOK STOVES,
which, by the way, are little the incest Stove in the
market, can again be supplied have received fur
ther supply of those Stoves admirably arranged for
wood and coal ss9Hns 81 ~ L. LoRING, 70
ap11 DIFF rs Main st.
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With pleasant face and most polite address,
Arose, and then with gracious smiles and speech
Showered honeyed compliments all around.
His mouth sweet as Hyhlais ancient hive
His words musical as golden bees.
He hoped the giant would not strike him back =
He humbly begged his pardon il advance,
And then apologized with crimson cheeks
For the renonstrants and their reckless course,
Hoped Douglas would forgive both them and him.
But Houston barred his bosom to the storm;
The gallant Texan stood before the world
The champion of New England clergymen
And Douglas staggered meath his ponderous blows,
While Everett, shiverng, showed his lack Of "GRIT."
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all! OIL 1000 gals. Sperm Oil;
~ 1000 gals Lard do;
1000 " B. w. Whale do; for sale by
mehl6 diff G. s. A. J. HOWE.
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Liver Complaint. Debility

Extract from james Harris. Esqs Letter Alexandria,
Vu.-Ater speaking of wonderful cures on himself he
saws: Mrs II has been suffering with the liver COM
plant and with inability, constantly complaining fiom
weakness, through her whole system. She enjoys
better health than TO- niy years, being entirely
ed by the use of Hampton's Vegetadte T'ncture."
Diseased Side, Breast, Eyes.-Extract from
Letter from j. & lines. ESQ, Louion county va" My
wife has been for years ai'ted with great weakness
pain in the breast, side and back; pa pitation the
heart feebcnes of the system; uss u appete
complexion sniow the sight OF eye almost gone the
o,lnr We weak am pleased 10 say, Homptofs
Tiacfu,e has restored hert perfect health Her ewes
aic : good ever they were.
r591Ca and get plamphets
Sold by J. II. SEAY. & Co, Lynchburg; Sewers
ScottsyilleA ]. BROWN, Charlottesville lie, and by all
Druggists hrough nut The Suite. mar 2i.dscly
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Bedford Alum Springs,

TUE undersigned respectfully ialorm. the public
l. thnt he expects Ia prepared nee immediate some
IS ar 100 visitors these Springs, during the ap.
pr aching season. The WINTER will be delivered at a
moderate rree.at the Springs from the l0lh o the pre-
sent month. Ii may bc hal alsont son frankn's
Lynchburc, aud Samuel lloirnans, Liberty.
This ~uter has been anal, sed by distinguished
Chemists, DR.. Chiffon, of New York aud Irol. Glom
ofthe Va Military Institute, and the result has been
such 10 satisfy all who have II to its superior
character.
The undersigned Will hereaf or give TO he public
mnrc particular both of the location OF these
Springs and their properties. For TIE present he IL
content to ieer to the suloined certificates They
from peraons Of character aud they speak for themselves
7. ECHOLS,
New London Va
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NEW-YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
BILLIARD TABLES.

WE subscribers having devoted their personal atten
4 lion for mnny years the manufacture of Bill.
LARD TABLES, are fully competent TO execute work
that will give entire snti. cion To the most fatidiu
oonnisseur. Being the extensive tn
the Union. they enabled 10 furnish superior table
10 per cent less lhan my other establishment In the
country, to which inet they respectfully invite tie
teniion OF buyers also the essential improvements
they hnv made In the construction and elasticity Of tie
cushions. which They have brought ton decree of per
iscion attained by others Always hnnd Billiard
tables with Marble aud Wooden beds, with urge
stock of Cloths Bals Cues French Cue leuthrrs. Cue
Nax, Pool bal Boards Bagalele Tables Silk and
Wo.ted Poeketa. dc. Order, by mail promptly ut
Tended 10. Old Tables reouahoned by sending them by
Express. GRIFFITH DECKER,
Billiard Table Manufacturers
npl 81 3m No 30 Ann IT New York.
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GENTLEMEN NOTICE.

"a VIE subscriber has hand rnnd assortr ent Of
u Shirts, both Linen and Cotton tie cut md mike
not exceeded by nnyJeans aud Linen Drawers Cotton
Lsle and Merino Gauzr Under. shirts. Cotton Linen,
Silk md Merino Ha!fhose, extu szcs best ply
Collars Byron and etand-up, plain and corded Six and
Nd Gloves, stnw AMI oll,r colurs, Summer Cravnts
and Stocks OF varions kinds all MS low they be
bonehtan1 where Gentlemen wanting coat, pant. Or
vest oil good mntefal aud fashionable tim, would do
We'll to eXamc his Clothes, Dmp d'Ele Cossimcres,
billings Nestings, Nc. which will be sold without
making. II preferred, ani when made snt faeiipn in
hi and workmanship guaranteed. WI. l.. PAGE.
AMBROSE PAGE, Tailor. mny - 1mdf
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BEDFORD CoUNry, VIRdIsiA,

March 2Sth, S5i !
have been suffering for several yenrs with Dispcpsn.
The disc ,se became and more troublesome until
could eat scarcely thing with impnnit | tried
the various remedies used with comparatively little ef
ect, ant hid almost despnile ed obtaining anything
like permanent reef until advised Try the
OF the Bedford Alum Springs. | have been using that
water Tor several months mud | do not hesitntc shy
that have expe fenced from it most decided relief |
my kind of meats with safety aud am in
sdch h It'll enable attend any business with
the slightesi annoyance. toraonp health is
attributable cannot Doubt To the of this water and
the change which las been effected from almost
setlering q "A condition OF comfort and freedom from
pain will Justify in recommending these waters to
the notice Of the public do doubt that they pos.
decide virtues and cheerfuy bear testimony to
their valuable properties GEORGE P.F1ZER.
Republican copy w4t np sSwd4t.
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Franklin Cloth and Clothing House,
MAIN STREET. LYNcHBURG. VA,
(orresift rar cABtLl HOUSE,. }

Noffosftt TIN cABtLL HuusE.)
4 \ cnthe new stuck Of CLOTHS cASSIMEREs
"A mi NESIlAGs, Gentlrmens furnishing ennds
Nc, Nc Aisp,a laige stock of Ready Made Cloth
IN, which ur heauts ef and elegance nf furnish
Is unsurpassed 10y any establishment In the Northern
CITIES. feucum regard will be raid To shrinking of
ali summer goods thHt Ia be washed
Clothes Made 10 Osder.
iafge ant varied .toek ,f Chths, Ga-si'neies aud
esmn.s mule To order a. short notice. The best Of
wotknen me employed in making mp work. lie shall
at all times. stWdy 10 please
Mode Of Doing Business:
Selling good goods al iow prices. r, enable carr,
out tins system IN good aith, il will lac absolutely
esslfy oadopt The following rules firm which he pub
lie vii derive equal benefit with ourselves frst-ro
EeoNanisE TiME-io abatement in the rices asked
tor goods as the pice asked the Lowest they be
sold at This vii enable one salesman q do the work
OF NO ON the old plan OF asking ihird mo,e han
they would he willing seal Tor. To sELt roR CASH,
or On shut terms, by special agreement. which will
able US 10 buy our gools principally for cash, which we
Gun do l0 pei cent cheaper ban those who credit
1t will also snvc from 10 To H. per Gr collecting
witch will enable as In sell goods lenst that much
chea er than those houses that sell on long time.
~ Those 'cdo pay nil net hare 10 l.y fer those t1o
do MOI pay. GLASS \ RAlNF,
inhy ~ J. DIXON, Agt
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sEABURY'S SHOE & HAT STORE.
. 1854 Spring Supply.

I receivi alarge supply great variety OF spring
l. Summer Goods am confident tn re has never
been opened in Lynchburg such assortment of La.
DIES CATERS. SLIPPERS, BUSKlNS, BOOTS
LIMBS and WALKING SHOES; GENTl.EMENS
BOOTS, CATERS, SHOES, SLIPPERS s. PUMPS
MISSES GATTE9 IRIS, BOOTS and SLIPPERS; BOYS
BOOTS and SHOES and CHILDREN'S SHOES by
the small CART-LOAD!!
Also, splendid a-sormeut of s,Bor's and Chill
pREss SUMNER HATS and CAPS. Also, Travelling
Trunks. Carpet B,gs, Valis,s, Umbrellas. &C., &C..
My two oldest with me Salesmen an l il
is my purpose have every accommodation extended to
my customers which reason will approve. To very
liberal community my heartfelt thanks rendered,
with that all shall be done that ought be,
to secure it's continuance. p. SEABURY.
N. B.-My friends will find one in my store at
almost every hour day night except on the Sabbafh
on that DIV there is no adnittsnce, Of course r. g.
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-. ,Sn INfpoRrANT FaoM HAyANA.-The
4 hin Cahnwba. from Mobile and Havana,
,"5 Mt New York on Tuesday, with dates
/ the latter place to the 18th inst. She has
H. daiea Gazette of the 9TH instant contra
,be statement relative to the Sanish govern
4 inlemnifying the owners of the Black
Frror On the contrary, it says, the Queen
tbe fullest confidence in the zeal, service and
ans of(,oyernor General Pezuela, and eau
1 him to maintain the dignity of the Spanish
!. reported at Havana that 10000 additional
ms are on the way to reinforce the army on
lsland
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MTILsON " ERANkLIN.WholcsnIc

w AND RETAIL GROCEkS AND COMMITS
sion Merchants. in the Granite Front Bu.lfing.
few doors above the Merchants Bank, Main Street.
Lynchburg, Vu receiving their Spring supply
10 which they invite the their friends and
the public generally
20 hhd4 o n Q and St C Sugars,
50 bbls Retired Coffee do
80 " Clarified and Pulversed do
100 boxes Loaf do
10 bbls Crusiad do
10 hhds Cuba and O Moasses
20 bbls o AID Sugnr-house Sirrup
100 Sacks Rio and Lagura Coffee,
% - Superior Brown Java do
. Genuine Moe, do
5 Chests T. Imperial and Black Teas,
Ticrces New Crop Rice.
900 Sides Sole Lenther W and light weights,
bales Shoe Tuead
5n00 lbs Bale Cotton. assorted numbers,
} bales Cotton Bats,
100 Sacks Salt,
30 Country and Tredegar Rolled Iron ass'd
1000 lbs Blistered Steel.
1908 lbs Cast and Shear Steel,
boxes Patent Axes. different brands
200 KEGS Nails assorted,
10 Horse Shoes
100 lbs House Shne Nails.
% best N1va Scotia Grind Stones.
SO boxes Sperm aud AdaTa9tine Candles
20 " 1urpenine Soap
90 Lbls Mackerel
90 " Tanners Oil,
l0,0 600 lbs good Famil, Bacon,
100 bushels Cloverseed
Ginger, Spice Pepper Chockoate Alum Saltpeter
Soda Starch Copperas, indigo Nader II large stock
of Cotton Osn ,bergs, Brown Do,nestts, Staple Dry
Goods and great many other articles tedious to
MENTION all of which they offer sell the very best
erns. 20 give in exchange for country produce.
nar7ts
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mn SrtSIARps THINK OF CUBAN An
~ ~ letter from Madrid says:
!, -. ,,,,ro sensible men in this country admit
! " INST. sooner or later, pass into the
l w, 81 &c the United States, but they admit
ss'' linz of infinite bitterness, and with
! Il Il ,,osoiution that the change of owners
2o lnar os late as possible, and the prize be
\ :. bonght by the conquerors.'
y po' IF war between Spain and this country,
lid oas correspondent of the London Times
.""America would not escape unchanged in
dot with this comparatively feeble coun-
' The ocean would be quickly covered with
..saTs under Spanish coors, and American
~ would suffer greatly
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pv I.AsT-NIGqT'S MAILS.

-. Fpr1r OF NAR-A letter from the
IL IT. M = shauffle, Of Constantnople, draws
!. u ~. picture of the distress which the
elaneno'5 has already occasioned among the
Eterh NO, W. Of Constantinope. He says that
per e, - commerce, no business going on, but
pe + ~ 80 Inc seen, and thousands of human
L mon living of hunger, thirsi, nakedness and
= ~ Rats and mice are eaten by many t.
as Sc. .rayinrs Ct hunger, and people VIII but
i Tbs since were comparatively rich III
-, Moods .aods. now beg for bread.