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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-27
GREAT ADVANTAGE

TINTED STATES AND FOREIGN
" PATENT AG ENJOY,
NO.. SO STATE STREET-B OSToN
Samuel Cooper.
Late Chief Examiner in the United States Patent Of
&C.. procures Patents in this and Foreign Countries.
Reerences-The undersigned, Principal and Assistant
Examiners the United States Patent Office, have for
ea years been well acquainted with MIR. Samuel Cooper
lately Principal Examiner in this Office and take plea
stating that he is gentleman of the highest moral
and practice of the Office, and that his scientific attain
such emineny fit him for the business in
which he is about to engage.
HENRY b. RENWICK, T. r. PEALE,
L. D. GALE, TH0S. H. EVERETT,
J. II. LANE, f. SoUTHGATE SMITH,
W. G. LANGD0N
Principal Examiners, Assistant Examiners.
From long acquaintance and intimate official relations
with Mr. Cooper fully and heartily in the fore
going recommendation made by my late colleagues.
VIM. p N. FITZGERALD,
Late Principal Examiner of Patents.
Boston, Jan. Is. 1854. feb4 deod&w1y
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MAPLE STREET

MAPLE STREET
DESK MANDATORY.
The above named Establishment is now prepared to
make to order,
Office and Counting Room Desks,
Library, Office, and Dining Room Tables, bookcases,
Counters Druggists Drawers Show Gases, &c. &C., at
short notice. and of good style and quality be
found in the Country Every piece of work will be made
of Kiln Dried Stock and warranted to give entire salts
faction.
N B. Furniture Repaired and Vanished in the neat
liberal patronage solicited and all orders
promptly attended to.
Rear Of No. Maple Street, Worcester, Mass
my22 dtf e. P. WRIGHT, Agent.
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WNATENT ELASTIC HORSE SHOE
The subscribers, residents CO Worcester, having been
Tor some time using Patent Elastic Horse Shoe, manu-
factured by Mr. Al. P. JORDAN, find them to answer an
admirable purpose especially for horses with tender feet
enabling them to travel with much greater ease and grad
nelly restoring the feet to soundness and health. For
we would be without them for the cost Of
shoes and s6oeng, a-d very confidently recommend
them to the public. .
srrnIN RIGE NATHAN WARNER,
STIAS { TAFT Oxford; FRANCIS AUSTIN,
FL pAKER OSGOOD BRADLEY
JONATHAN DAY, ALBERT AlNeshEh-
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BLANK BOOKS,
A<nanacs and Diaries for 1866.
BOOK AGENTS can be supplied at large discount,
with fine assortment of and valuable works just
ceived.
School Teachers be SUPP lied with beautiful yards
Of Merit NJ HERVEY.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-01-28
Turkish aid I.,;a3- ,.U f,...rli Battles.

H. cyng an account o' i(.e naval battle
t.-vr,l the Turkish AMI Russian yc>>c.> nrai
suo,c. one nt the writers remarked that 1t
va, the greatest fought since the hat'r oi
Vayaruo The attention %. the re der i at
5ur, turnc'! back. and h, enquiries. " hat of
Na,ariro; 1t i, described IN eazcttecr> as
illov>
Na,arino.is a fortified town On the south
western coast of the Norea. with a
nr,e larlor In l.LJ it was in the hands OF
tL, yrntian>. who fortified it against the
r.H~
lI-re October 10Th. l>2D Dthc Combined
E.,,iau, French and En.li>h fleets conlnand-
,.ty AInnral CodrinYion. destroyed thc
Iar-o-i.-yr:ian fleet %: two hundred AMI
t,,t.,n >ai. IN tour hours. II required near
J, tpo months. in l>3. tor The news Of the
ia"ro Nayarino to reach New York. \
In! nlIcr of 'hc 18Th Nosrn.I"roi tla'
!D.r-l.I
Tie battle was iou.l at anchor an'l was
rrrr>>,rily Mood, anddr>trur;i,r The M
m,.ir.I Superiority Of he Turkish force VS.
.n.mtu>c. Tut tie rc,u.t la, been. We aIc
rlo.d to ,ay. Tie destruction OF Tie who,c
Iu;hi-h force. the following is a synopsis OF
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-01-28

:..,.,,nn + ,,,,,:,, ,,...o.. ;,, VI,
g.. y! r,u emma. v;,l, The .,..,o ,;. ~
;o., !. ;..'.,,,.,..; L,,.r.
i"i" '"c i'"-:"n Ata~.
q zee f,':ii,--'oC3lio5 2lilon" the Rocky
Aoai''a'i:S
ti"f" are >iH well 'lvt4ci species Of dee
IL North .u'lIca. III il TEMPERATE and fri.
1T /on. :. More tlan .wo> i.; are rare,
i"'li H''a'''in- The sane district a;d Il,
-co@rai'h'r;l distribution M these amin!
= -omcn hat singular. the rcin.lccr moo>,.
elk. AID common ,cc. o~eu.,, inga ,n.c,>.io,
O zones from noI;h 70 .'u;h-hu' o'e''aFrn2
'a' II other here are t"o other spr'i'.,-
The h.'rA-tal>. and the ionY-tai> Of
'h''e les are known than of any ot Tie prc-
r"'i"@ The reason is that both these ~j.n-
cicS lniatlt 4 rc..ioa ofcoHntry hitherto la,
mite explored hv mcn Of >."ncH. Both az,
foam! only IL the western laf Of He cou.i.
hcnt-:ha' i, the viii region, extending
From thr Mississippi TO the Pacific. In Io,-
.ItHlc a .arca>t as the Mississippi they are
iar" ,ern: tat as you ,ravcl westward.
either approaching Tie E"-kv Morn.a.>. ur
h"yoHd ih">o. TO The >'or~. Of the Pa.;i j..
ihcv ar the ,ou.non deer oi thc,.. cou9:r;a.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-01-28

to"r OF the Turkish tr.atcs were in iac
.A'E-''"r--nn slips. aid there were forty
t>lorts moorcd behind the line OF batjl".
H. |'io"In-i, a statement Of the i,;v OF IL,
.r,,n. ir". unc Turkish line III b1t,. ,hi;
bIu-. lvo 'tiy,n on shore wrcck>: On.
t,,h-.. tr;,,,. unh: 4uc on l,oic.a wreck
.n, burnt. fifteen T.. ,,c, turn. or sunk
~an shore wrecks, one IN ,hor, mast,
a. ln,: fifteen co.,c,tc~ lnrnt ara -t..k:
~, v shore wr.,L ,L,.I. nine ..o.,r. E,uynr
an! ,,..k one ON .hor, mas. ,,,,,,i1. .;<
.-e-ship. l.,,roy,I and rIr,n ,..,,..
pf,be .ix,,- .ix vessel. FL, v,r
are let. a.i5al the NJ, It perfect ,..,., -
a.hicved."
vh.ro
r.r. ,,.I Il. .o..i,:..J 1,~ ;,
,n ;,.,.;,, I,.. =, "
r,rs. ,ao ,.,or ,......,.; "
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post was a small place with miserable accom-,
mc'lationS. having scarcely room enough i,
IFS two or three wrctch,d lor cabins to lolr,
half the company that happened At the tit,
TO claim its hospitality As nv business va.
simply to wait for my travelling companion>
was Of course ,nn04o almost 20 death in
such place. There was nothing to be seen
around bat packs Of beaver. otter. mink. oN
and bear skins. and nothing to he hcar'! bat
i The lnrc>>ant chaftrrn@ of Canadian voya-
"u"r> IN their mixed iarcon Of French. In
i'>h, an! Indian. To make matters still
"or' unpleasant. there are very little TO eat.
ana nothing TO drink hut the clear water O!
'hc little mountain stream upon which the
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hc,r,;.;,,. owl ,,, ,a,.,., =,
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!'''i''''''> '"' ''i.'' 'i'' pant had anItllH.
- 10 WIKI 'e''-!''''''''9' was ignorant
''''N' H'"e\ef. "'> ''''''' acquainted VII
''> '>'N IL 'A'l F''i'''' ana hi> h"hter-cra:
soon ''''l.-:'~'''l '>c''' Drawn: his A''i'
from is >'ic"''i' he c"' one o! the l'intS tf"'
'hr ~'''l O me ''r'''''''''' a"'"' >iN 'nc''
III 'F'!'''. i'' ''e '''''''''' ncc' fa'hI"nin:
sumo" i,tl AFTER tlt HEiNici ti I 1iCiiI ,-tTupl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-13
Straight Line Railroad.

We are permitted to publish the following
extract from letter of the End inst, from
Mr.. SMITH, President of. the Evansville
Straight Line X. r., who is now in the East,
to Mr. Green, Secretary of the Company.
Stale Jour.
"You are pretty well posted through the
papers of the state OF money markets and
stocks. The truth is, money was, perhaps,
never more plenty in fact, and yet it has not
been in my recollection harder to obtain on
ordinary securities. This is owing To the
feyerish state OF confidence. Securities that
command entire confidence, readily CO nmand
funds for all purposes, while securities that
are OF doubtful character can scarcely find
money at any sacrifice, and the greater the
reduction in price, the greater the difficulty
In making negotiations, especially with Raii-
road bonds and stock, and there seems to be
no immediate prospects of change for the
better, so far as can learn. The result is,
that old Railroads, standing at a heavy dis
count, have the same difficulty as new ones
OF doubtful character. Neither can they OBJ
tain money on their securities at any sacri-
flee. Success can only be expected a. this
time IN cases of a combination of men and
roads, in both OF which the public have con-
fdence, so as to place their securities upon
undoubted grounds. Such, am happy TO
state, is our position, such is the result
Our road stands high wherever have been,
and we have had no difficulty whatever in OBJ
tanning all the funds we used to meet our full
estimates upon terms quite "a favorable as
we could expect, end entirely satisfactory.
So that our road will progress steadily to
completion.
Iron is on the decline, and must come
down to a still lower figure, the manufac-
tories in Europe are in full blast, while the
demand every where is greatly reduced. We
could have The iron for our whole road at
present prices, deliverable when wanted, but
we decline taking such contract. Our true
policy is, to complete our grade by sections,
as we are doing, and hold our iron back until
We are ready TO put it down.
may add, that shall return home in
few days, in good spirits, with entire conf
dence in the .uccess of our great enterprise.
Notwithstanding the times, and with a still
higher appreciation Of the Importance of the
work in which we engaged"
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N AIR & G o., A @ E N 7 3
APPOINTED By THE STATE os MARYLAND,
FOR THE SALE OF TICKETS IN TIL
vi AkYLA NJ STATE LOTTEk


Payment Of Prizes Guaranteed by the STATE
a FTER the formation of the scheme OF the Lott"
IN submitted to the las peeton Of the Commissioner
terIes. who is elected by the people ofthe state
either correcs approves. On the day otdrasing he
the place appointed-the nuu bars. iron ! to 10 or
printed cards each rolled up separately and ria
wheel after winch. boy taken from the audience
folded the wheel IS then made reyoye. atersards
puts ia his hand aud takes Of the rolls. ~hIo
eeivsd by the Commissioner who opens il. hold, it be
assembly. and announces il the hrst drawn numb
wheel is made 10 revoIye again and second IS draw
like manner a .hir until ~. 16nr u are drawn
ticket having the hrst. second and third drawn NUN
mat er how drawn entitled to the highest prize; I'll
nth and sixth. g. thu second highest prize. sc.
We recommend the folio wing Lott rice to your
tion. Nav we have an opportunity TO sond you ~
orders tor tickets should De directed to
&. MARIN 4 co Baltimol
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WORCESTER. Sent. 7.


The Massachusetts Republican State
Convention is fully attended.
J. A. Andrews, of Bingham, is temporary
chairman.
Chas. Sumner was enthusiastically receiv-
ed on entering the hall.
Amasa Walker and Sumner spoke.
Mr.. Summers speech was enthusiastically
received.
Henry Wilson is the chief candidate for
Governor, and will probably be nominated.
Tickets are also in circulation for Judge
Hoar and his father, Samuel Hoar.
Several Democrats and Wings are pres
ent, though the great part are Freesoilers.
Afternoon Sssson.-IIenry Wilson was
nominated Tor Governor, receiving 3l6 votes
and Mr. Sumner, Of Great Darlington, was
nominated for Lieut.. Governor.
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~ The political parties of Maine consist
of Fusion Wings, Anti-F Fusion Wings, Flu
sion Democrats, Morrill, Temperance DEM
ocrats, Nebraska Wild Cat Democrats, Anti
Nebraska Old Line Democrats, A nti Nebras-
ka hnii-Morrill Democrats, Free Sellers,
Hook and Ladder Democrats, and many 9TH
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u.s. There are four candidates for Con-
gress in the Madison district-Dunham the
Nebraska candidate; Chas. A. White, In
dependent Nebraska candidate; Hendricks,
anti-Nebraska candidate; and Dunn, Wing
candidate.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that will sell at pubic
N Thursd ~ the 18th day of September next at H.
Of Hulda II. late of vanderbuigh County decez
rerso aal property consisting of Buggy one MAJ
Colt. two Cows and Calves. some young title 81
had Of Hogs.
ALSO.-A considerable quantity OF Household a,
Furniture. A credit OF nine months will be given Z
over three dollars the purchaser giving his note wit
security waving valuation aud spprai-ement laws
aug22-3tw JOSEPH III. SW EErES
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prRE BL.JOC, SHORT HORN CATTLE SOUTH
DOWN AND FRENCH MARlNO SHEEP FOR

Il
TEA ROsE:-white and Red r'an calved May "a ISIS.
by Westehester DAM White Rose. by Splendid s2 G..
dam leo~ RISE by Young Denton 1850 GG dam Arabea,
GGfi dam by Comet (I55) GGG
dam - w Henry (3O0) CGGGG dam -; by DAINTY
l0): Rose calf by her side months old by
Prophet.
PhEAsANT.-Red-calven B5a. sired by Prophet dam
Phlox bv YOrkshreman $500 dam Phoenix by Hero (4G2
&C dam Princess by Wash 1855 6GG dam Pansey Nv
Baize (75) g. GG dam Primron. by Charles ORD GGGGG
dam - by Blythe Comet 1851 GGG6GG dams - ~
Prince tS2 GGGGGGG dam -; by Patriot $3.50 Pleas
ant IS in calf by Cuba.
ard white eaved May o. lss2 sired BY Prcrh
ct Coral by Bertram "a (Sl+l dam
ngon l566J GG dam Ramsey by Blaine dam Prm
ron BY Charles li21 GGGG dam -, hv Blythe Comet.
by Patriot. 4S5.
The numbers attached to the Of the animals refer
their register In the English herd Book All
volume published in London. ~ff " 1880
also about each South Down and French
no Sheep. Also. few Dorkng Chickens All ,ba abor.
stock bred ny Mr. R"oeh of Otscgo eoun.v New Vos
and brought to his state last fall Nv on n nae "'
This opportunity ge.e few s,;u.,s
undoubted purity Of blood that sci ION is offered in tb
The most un4uesonatle eaa be given az 70 an.
Pedigree of the animals. Address - w s"'
r. HUDSON. Agent
ey2s-t Albion. Edwards County III
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HURTS! HURT,S!! HUIsJ
IRON TIN u T.

EFT is well known to almost every one that a CO.
III diseases owe their origin to Debility; and.
having this fact strictly IN view. was led 60 the
this most valuable OF all Medicines-tO restore
aud broken down system. originating from an.
cause This is one of the nos active aud certain
Of iron known to the Medical World. and may b
ease. requiring chaiybeaes 1t is particularly
in Chi Il and Fever. scroiu!s. rheumatism. Gout
Menstruati n. which has been the cause Of deaf
asses of young females. just at that time ell
hould be bfIshins INFO WON lnhood, Falling
FIuor AibHs, Tor Whsses.) Dropsies Of an kinds.
Sore eyes.
MERCER Co.. XIV. JUI
Mr.. =. F. HURT-Dear Sir:-Permit me to stat
the henei st of the afflicted Female Community. that
wears ago | became diseased with Falling OF tn,
the had the attention of the best Thy sieians in
without any permanent relief. In April. my irit
ded rie TO 20 the Spriug---l did So and after rem
some time / fouad the water was not benehtiny
turn home, female acquaintance, who had beef
Iron pe-.uaded me To try 1t. IeOnscnted 10 il az
thu nrst bottle found myself improving rapidly
usins the 4th bottle and happy to say avn a
to my household affairs as before was taken sick.
SARAH 4
BAsTRo Texas "
MEssRs. FARMER HURT Co.-GExrLENr
been con fined the school. rom for several cons
Z fol-d INV health rapidly declining Ger
pervadei nv whole system; weak and eunasiate
about like walking skeleton until | used three
HURTS Iron Tiucture- / well and e.
truth that il Is the best medicine extant for ger
spin Al weat ness. loss of appetite. and all disease
diseased state OF the blood. Yours. with respee
j NJ III
ey7-imw W0oLSEY & LlNCK. SO
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INDIANA NEW JE4SE1

u AZ IL ENt ~ y
INDIANA. NEW JERSEY
State Bank d Branches, .parlAl Solvent Bar ks....
New Stock Banks par LOUISA MA.
OHIO. Branches IN n Orleans.
State Bank n Branches. par ALAB ANA.
Independent Banks. par All Solvent hanks. .
State stock Bank 10 p). - dis N g. 8. CA ROLL .
" In ~. par All Solvent Banks.
KENTUCKY. GEORGIA.
All Solvent Banks..... par All Solvent Banks.
VIRGINIA. ILLINOIS.
All Solvent Banks...... par New StkSecurity B'ks
TENN LESSEE. WISCONSIN
All Solvent Banks. dis All Solvent Banks :.
MfSSOIJRI Fire a. Marine lps. Co
State Bank & Branches. par MICHIGAN
EASTERN. All Solvent BanKs...-
All Solvent Banks. par Michigan lns. Co. 80.
Pennsylvania. CANADA.
All Solvent BANKS parl AL Solvent Banks....
ExCH ANQE.
New York........ Buling at Selling. ."li
COIN
American Gold. Buying prem seiling.......I
silver Change... ........5
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WALL PAPER, RORnERs. FIRE SCREENS
WINDOW PAPER. st.

WALL PAPER, BORDERS. FIRE SCREENS
WINDOW PAPER, sc.
yXNHE subscriber has received another and extensive
the above articles which he would
respectfully call the attention f all Who wish purchase
tiees his line feeling he sell
house Of the kind in the West. His stock
complete and he feels assured that he give entire
sfaction all those WI i'll favor him with cill.
Particular attention paid banging with accuracy
and dispatch.
GERMAN PRUNES, STARCH AND PEkRL
Ng AHlEN--keceived steamer Rescue:-
Is boxes Wheat starch. 500 boxes German Prunes
bbls Pearl Barley for sale owes market prices BY
aug2 /. 4 ID. HEIMANN.
DLEACHED COTTON.-3oo cases assorted brands; 50
ID eases blue Drill: 20 s. Pillow Gaze Cotton ~ 0i
Shirtingi Shifting by
JAMES Low a. CO..
SEPT AIS Main st.. Louisville Ky.
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21.sIi PRIZES TO BE DISTRIBUTED.
Ticket, 81: halves

Tickets So: halves. 20 c.s; quar'ers p. Ct
We ill issue a Cerphcatr of
% whole tickets for SIS on p quarter tickets :
- half 5D - eighth e
We will guarantee 50 cents hack in every doll
| or mere is Invested in quarter tickets.
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4fsif PRIZES TO BE DISTRIBUTE

September Esd. io9t. Cia-s ~;
rs Drawn numbers la every package OF ~
Ia TINS seh' me. formed by the ternary CONT
huW"ers uianihB 90 Vso uehtts, anu e"e uta"ihS
there viii he Sis prizes each having three OF the
oets "n ~, ''fo' e"O" haNhs WV VI. 'ha On =,
Dg one only OF them on; and also 3..zD, with
drawn mum hers ON them being blanks. -
To determine The iate o. these prizes ans blanks
ON to IS inclusive. will be severaliy PLACED ~
| the day OF the drawing and Is Of them Drawn on
ana that ticket haying Tor rs eoSl PIN alton tne
Of................ Observation-Disclosures.
In tueket having the tth' ON anu OH ura"n NJ
oers I" a. -
mat uohe' having the 'sh o'n anu ~" uf""h W
ters. 70 .s..-'.. 49,:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-13

NNOOD-io esrls of seasoned Hickory and
eyl5 MoEGAN, KEEN & PRESTON,
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COIN AND BANK NOT
TAELE.
CORRECTED DAILY FOR THE JOURNAL BY G
G. COPELAND, BANKER,
CURRENCY RATES.

Dealer an EIehasge. Coin, Land Warrants, UReurr
Money, &C., &e.; Office OF Eirst ST. near Main4
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-13

In ordering Tickets. select the Lottery. name
date, enclose the money (using postage stamps int
aud direct to Us. Be particular TO mention your
~ aud State. and t. write your address plainly 4
or Bank Notes on any solvent Bank. received in I
careful to direct to
ef26 c. NAIRN 4 CO. D.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.


NOTICE given that the undersigned has
DO ntsd administrator OF the estate Of Hulda Ball late
vanderburgh county deceased Said estue is supposed to
be solvent. arg23-3w J. III. SW EErEN. ADM
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q.
NOTICE hereby given that the Annual election for tr
reeors Of the Evansville and Crawl lille Railroad
Copany will be held the House the city Ev
ansville Monday the 81 DC ober
hours OF 10 o clock A. NJ. and Ociack p. NJ
seI6-te I'm 4. MARTIN Secretary.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-13

vvuNND 1Uss 49,. -oun 1oa Crusnec
psHSsrsd "a Rsiasd Wits. just REQ per fsssrsP
e: :. !. for '''''':s 'rVrr. CO.. ''' ...' w.'''.
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upOsISo bbls received per Aatslore ard for
X o.isSv syIJ LEWIS & HOWARD.
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We will issue a Certificate Of
ii Whole Tickets fer sIs4 90 26 Quarter Tickle
Is Half 80 100 % Eighth .
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-13
ECLOUR and fresh Corn Neal reed and for sale a.
x cit Il. BACON AZ co. - Groc
FORTY ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.
OFFICE OF TEE E. & C. R. r. CO.

WE'D casks of cuigley & Co.'S Sugar
az
T. BACON Il CO.'S Family q .ocebyr
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-07-02
NORTHERN wHuGGERY AND NORTH.
ERIN DEMOCRACY.

The New York Tribune, the Courier and
Enquirer, and other northern Wing journals,
have proposed that the wings Of the districts
represented by those democratic members Of
Congress who voted against the Nebraska bill,
should abandon their own organization, dis
card their friends, and vote for those members
of the House of Representatives who refused
to endorse the Nebraska measure. This pro-
position has not commanded the appreciation
of many of the whig journals, nor is it likely
that it will meet with much favor.
The Albany Register protests strongly against
it. 1t declares that the northern wings are
better nti-Nebraska men than those northern
democratic representatives--fo land the reason
has some force in it) the wings have been
against it from the beginning" The Register
protests against merging the whig party in
any other party. 1t insists that its identity
shall be preserved. 1t says that ait is a strong