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PATENTS,
American and Foreign Office.


Agency for Business with U. S. Patent
Once, WASHINGTON.
No. 10 State ST., opp. Kilby St.-BOSTON.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO INVENTORS
Il The Subscribers Qae Agent of the U. g. Patent Of
hce under the Act of 1887 determined TO present adj
yantages in applying for patents superior to those Of
ferred inventors by others, has made arrangements
whereby on applications prepared and conducted by
him, THIRTY DOLLARS (instead of tUenty, paid
back by oihers,1 will be RENTED by him in OF fail
ure TO obtain patent, and the withdrawal through him
within thirty days after the rejection Caveats, epc-
efcatons, Assignments, and all necessary papers and
drawings for procuring patents In this any other
countries prepared, and advice rendered legal and
scientific matters respecting inventions, and infringe
ments Of patents.
Inventors can not only here obtain their specifics
lions on the most reasonable terus but avail them
selves Of the experience of 20years practice extern
sive library legal and mechanical works, and
accounts fpatens granted this and other countries;
besides being saved journey to Washington, the usual
great delay there, well all personal trouble in OBJ
tanning their patents Copies of claims of any patent
FINISHED by renting one dollar Assignments record
ed at Washington.
R. H. EDDY. Solicitor of Patents.
"During the time occupied the Office Of Commission
of Patents R. Ii. EDDY Esq. of Boston. did business
at the Patent Office Solicitor for procuring Patents.
There few any, persons acting in that capacity,
who had so much business before the Patent Office;
and there none who conducted 1t with skill
fidelity and success regard Mr. Eddy as one Of the
best informed and most skfu Patent Solicitors in the
United StGtes, and have hesitation in assuring in
ventors that they cannot employ person COM
petenl and trustworthy, and capable Of putting
their applications in form to secure for them
early and favorably sonsidea tion at the Patent Of
flee. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents
PATENT OFFIcE,-.
"R II. EDpY ESQ, Boston, Mass.
sIR;-Your facility for the prosecution of any bus
mess connected with this Office equal those OF
any other agent l am respectfully, yours, Sc,
THOMAS EWBANK,
Commissioner of Patents"
Boston, Sept. 6, 1858. deoddwlam
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II Fayms for Sale or Exchange,
- BY GUsTAVUs ELLIOT, Offre 1888 sss
EHI Main Street, up stairs; House, No /, cor esSs
-ner of Chandler and Queen streets. @=H--
3 in Worcester, from $500 to s 1000.
4 in Sutton, from $1,000 to $1,000
2 in Charlton, from $500 TO $4,000.
Gin Mibury, from $500 10 $4,000.
in Paxton, with from 1000 to 1900 cords OF wood,
by estmation-price, $500.
Also g lots, near the Worcester Academy and TIE
new Machine Shop; price from 10 10 cents per foot.
Aso, several lois the Wheeler Farm Part of the
above he exchanged for houses in this citv jos dAp
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COAL AT CITY COAL YARD.

NOW on hand, and constantly receiving at City
In Coal Yard, best varieties of Pennsylvania Coal,
for family use which win be sold the lowest market
price, and delivered in the best possible order.
Quality and Weight warranted satisfactory. Orders
left at City Coal Yard Office, Park st., the Grocery
Store of Mr. d. A, Hawkins, Jr, Lincon Squere, oil
through the Post Office, will be thankfully received
promptly filled. G.E MAN N, Agent.d
Sept Is, 1853. dit
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Perry & Andrews
PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC ROOMS,
No. 4 Harrington O. ,ner, Worcester, Mass.

EfIE subscribers Offer fol sale Lemuel Gberts Pa
4 tentacton and Boudoh PIANO FoRTES Of diff
lelent styles, VIZ:
The Octave, in Carved Cases,
the and Octave in plain round and round Cases.,
the and Octave in square Cases. with prices varying
from $500 TO $500 The B0tldoir style which is SUI
perior to Others in form and tone the Octave in
carved Cases; the Octave in plain Cases. pr fIom
e25e TO $500, All the anoVe have GiiberPs Patent
fiction, and are superio to any Others In the Market
and will be sold or exch leed on favorable terms.
Also, Seraphisses, EolianS, and MelodiGnS,
from the best Makers. Music Books Of all kinds.
choice selection of New Sheet Music Piano Stools,
shireys Furniture Polish &c. Pianos le tuned and
repaired. EMERY PERRY, Professor, and
aug diff A. ANDREWS, Teacher Music.
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OHIO ArTD NOVA SCOTIA
DSTR ~ EES.

HORSE NAILS, made from the best i =
Iron, warranted.
N. B. P. 81 i. are also Agents for ADIRONDAO
American Cast Steel.
Or The above will be sold on the most favorable
erm by the subscribers the old stand, Washington
Square. PRATT e. INMAN.
Worceste =, July |, 1853 Hants -vtF
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s-A house for sale-2 tenements, well arranged
EfTs for taking bOarders, near the Stone Shop The
sS house is in good repair, and part of the money
lie, if desired, for tern OF years Inquire ll3
Salem Street. JAMES L. ELLIOTT.
Worcester, Feb. l, 1854. diff
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Cotton FACTORY For Sale

Cotton Factory For Sale
GITUATED III the town OF Great Darlington, (vage
- of Van Densenville) Berkshire County, Mass CON
tanning 2000 Spindles, "A 4 Looms, 10 Dwelling
Houses, 2 Barns, Store, Backsmith'a Shop, &C ANY
farther information can be obtained by calling on or
addressing the subscribers.
MUNsON L PEABODY.
Vnn Deusanye Feb O. 1854. fei4 d,SW3W#
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FOE S ALE.

AA THE subscriber being DESTROYS OF leav- 4yes
GHH'S ing this State, offers his entire REAL sS5S
ESTATE at very low prices, consisting s47S n
in part Of one House Shelby street one do unfn-
shed, Lanre street; do. on Grafton street 20
House Lots on Laurel Hill do, on Grafton street
"a acres of Land the Holden road lse Acres OF
Land with good Farm Buildings, in Paxton.
oct6 diff A. NJ. MERRIFIELD
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HAIR Oils, &c.
Lyon's Kathairon ,

JUST Received fresh supply, which will be sold q
~ Wholesale or Retail, at the lowest cash price, by
BUSH s. co, Botanic Druggists,
JED diff "a Front Street.
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F OR SALE. .

- The Real Estate corner of Portland and Myrtle
NsI Streets, consisting of Houses and about 1000
4 feet of Land. Enquire Of
aug2 EDWIN GLEASON
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Important to Millers ana Mill-Owners.

Important 20 MllleTS auu MtA1-VWuSISl
A NEW and improved dressing for Mill STONES,
N (which patented in 1912, by NJ. Gaines of Tex
as, and the right to use which in the New England
States, and throughout Europe owned by Col CHAs.
MILLS of Georgia is offered to the Millers and
Mill Owners of this State, by GEORGE I. 5. CURTIS,
of Worcester who is the sole Agent. Col. Mills has
caused this dressing be put TO several Mills in this
city, with the understanding, that if not improved no
charge should be made In no instance has he failed to
gain so PEI in the of meal ground with
the power, and in the amount has been
doubled In some trebled.
The expense the owner, Of fitting pair of stones
with this dressing, is abou. $40 And the price OF the
right to the Improvement varies from $50 to $780, &C
cording of business done, 500 being the
general price per Run.
This is considered the most important improvement
ever made in the mode of grinding, and the and
simplicity with which it is applied, cannot fall TO com
mend itself all concerned in this branch of business,
as virtually doubles the power of the mill Reference
may be made to Vim. Dickinson, w. w. Patch, or u.
L. Emerson of this City, whose Mills have been dressed
in this way and now grinding more than twice as
much as before. GEO. I. 3. CURTIS,
General Agent for the State of Massachusetts,
dFa Tu wifi
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UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN
PATENT AGENCY,

NO. 80 STATE STREET-BoSToN
SAMUEE. COOP Err,
II ATE Chief Examiner in the United States Patent
Il. Office, ploeures Patents in this and Foreign Coun-
tries.
References-The undersigned, Principal and Assist
Examiners in the United States Patent Office have
for several years been well acquainted with Mr. Samuel
Cooper, lately Principal Examiner in this Office and
take pleasure in stating that he is gentleman Of the
highest moral character, Of unquesonable knowledge
10 the business and practice Of the Office, and that his
scientific attainment such eminenty fit him for
the business Ia which he ia about to engage.
HENRY b. RENWlCK, T.R.P EALE,
L. d. GALE, THOS II EVERETT
J. H. LANE, r S0UTHGATE SMITH,
90 &C. LANGDON.
Principal Examiners. Assistant Examiners.
From long acquaintance and intimate Official relations
with Mr. Cooper fully and heartily 10 the fore
going recommendation made by my late colleagues.
VIM p. N. FlTZGERALD,
aA Late Principal Examiner of Patents.
Boston Jan. 20, 1854. feb4 deod&wly
Diaries for 1854,
IL sizes and prices. for the coming year, For sails
~ as des DIFF ,.sS Main Street
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A few more Nice Cottages For Sale.

GEVERAL New wo Tenement Houses, centrally
y situated-prices from 81, coo TO s. O00-paymeHts
easy ia2 dtt A. ]. EA TON
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PUGAEC LECTURES.

The Young Mems Historical Society,
SETILL hold Course of Lectures, This season, III
w CITY III NLI.,
commencing Tuesday Evening, Nov. %, at u oGPk,
10 be continued as follows, viz:
s. Feb. 2s.-Rev HORACE JAMES Worcester.
g. Mar. H-Rev Il. D. ANDERSON, Roxbury.
10. Mar 25-Rev. A. J.. GToYE, Boston,
Tickets for the course, may be obtained at Huobin
sons, Wesby's, Kehs and Aliens Bookstores, at the
following prices: Gentleman and Lady, 81; Gen
tleman, rs cents; Lady Minor, SO cents. Single
Lectures, l2i cents, 10 be paid at the Door Tickets
not transferable.
Doors open ! before T. and closed at ~ precisely. All
persons requested to be in the Hall previous to
past O'clock.
C. JILLsON,
SIDNEY CLARKE,
JESSE B. WHEELER, Committee.
F. NJ STOWELL,
G. +. BRIGGS,
Worcester, November, 1853. diff nl5
INSURANCE.
HEtna Insurance Company, Hartford
Capital 100000.
Protection Insurance Company, Hartford,
Capital $3.50 000
American Insurance Company, Providence,
Capital Sl50,0J0
Home N u m IA y, New York
Capital 100000.
The above named Companies continue to insur
upon favorable For further particulars, inquire
of A. II. BULLOCK, Agent,
OH dawtf Worcester.
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Real Estate for Sale.

kaA The Estate at the Corner of Summer and Bel
E.M mont Streets, recently occupied by the American
Antiquarian Society, Is Offered for sale on lib:
eral terms.
Inquire Of S. F. HAVEN, at the New Library Build
Dg. DIFF ie7
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
IMMENSE TRANsAC rIoNs IN
REAL ESTATE,
AT
e.. H.. AKsBOTT'S
REAL ESTATE EMPORIUM "!
No. 239 Main St., Worcester, Mass.


DROPERTY In the city exchanged for Forms and
WOodints in the Country, and Real Estate bartered
for City Lots and lonses.
City Property For Sale.
IA tenement house on Irving street, new.
8 2 tenement houses Chandler street
2 2 tenement houses on Mason street
tenement house, Cor. Pleas mi and Newton SITS.
tenement houses on Newton street,
tenement cottage on lafayette street.
tenement house Lincoln street.
$50 House Lots in all parts Of the City.
rs on Union Hill, near Medical College; 30 on Yer
street; 90 Elm street; 80 Pleasant street;
B. on Oak Hill.
Property on commission in the City.
Building Main street. worth $1,000; House on
Elm street. worth S. ,000 House Portland street;
Cottage Houses, new, within five minutes walk of the
Post Office price $780, one fourth cHsh down, the
mainder in yearly payments or to suit purchasers.
Property For Sale, out IF the City.
"A splendid House. with Barn and Blacksmith Shop,
and about 10 of land, atlate in the of
Bottom Farm containing leo acres Of choice land and
good buildings conveniently located l0mes from this
city; one within miles; Of SIS acres, within 10
miles of this city; hodses and outbulJidgs, in four
ishing Village, u miles from this cyj House in Rox-
bury built years since, rents for S2l per month; eo
CANT house, with barn d If land Commanding
O delightful view of Boston, situated in West Newton;
several valuable water privileges waning from TO IS
miles from he city; 200 acres wood and timber from
10 IL miles from .he city, TO be sold in small lois by
the largest amounts.
Purchasers be- suited, in price and location of
property. in the country or city. fsb6 DIFF
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THE WINTER SEASON
ID ICHMoND q TRoWBRIDGE have not over.
~ looked Its noteities, fresh fabrics designs,
and are ready with their talent, skill, and enter
prise, together with rich materials, captivating Styles
and unrivalled workmanship. r zJ
t Dress Coats, etc.,
The climax of art and invention VESTS, the most
beautiful styles in Yeuets, Satins, Silks, and Cloth,
with the richest embroidery, in every possible variety
TROUSERS, in the most extensive descriptions Of
pattern, color aud shade, perfect it, Tor sae and
comfortable to the wearer in every respect
FURNISHING GOODS
To this department particular attention has been dc
voted and it beyond any possible question: the most
distinguished Depot for
SHIRTS, Handkerchief, Collars, Neck Ties,
and HOSIERY of every description, of the finest
ufacture and maoi equally celebrated with The other
branches Of their trade for ReafnesS quality, and
omy.
PIeace call at RICHMOND g. TROWBRIDGEs
Custom and Ready Made Clothing Establishment, No.
265 Main street, Worcester, Most. fss
January l, 1854 or
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Dread Institute, Worcester. Mass.
fTNHE Spring Term will commence Feb. II.
Il feb4 diff ELI THAYER.
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Glue,
6000 LBS. Extra Quality Glue, for sale by
OOOO c. FOSTER & CO.,
ia20 dow 222 Main st.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
THURSDAY MORNING. SEPT. 81. 1854

90 Mr. c. w JAMES No Harrison street. Cincinnati OHIO is
general travelling Texas
assisted by H. Ia TnohAs J. 4. Dssr WIN H. TnoaAs p u
YHisEn, c. NJ H. WIsKaAs, A. L.. CHLps WIN TRwts
Receipts of either WIN he good.
QHr ISRAEL T.. JANIS, No. e2 street, Pbads
pua general travelling agent assisted by WIN.
JoHs COLLINS JAsEs DExRso L. A. EVANS, THOMAS
JosfrH HAssrr JosErn Brrros ROBERT w MORRISON, Ed
". WILEY, WILLIAM l.. WArxRaAs. II. RIppIoK, p.
W. MAcKEs, aud II. :. PEAEoK.
or NJ Lewis, of Montgomery, Alabama gen
Alabama Tennessee
@. LEWIS, q. LEWIS, SAMUEL d. LEWIS
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Of other days. II is these that have made coun-
try what she is-iree, prosperous, happy rejoicing
great and strongas Kossuth eloquently declares "a
among the nations of the earth These princ-
plies interviewer with the very texture and framework
of entire national organization nay, they constitute
the very of the ed6c that they cannot be
moved without tearing with Goth and yandal ruhianism
the entire supersructure in pieces to be
structed until the last syllable of recorded time"
We pronounce natiye-Americansm and its bastard Off
shoot know-nothingism then, unequvoeay antagons
tic the pure equitable and humane teachings Of the in
spired word of Godwe pronounce them hostile to the
Bible, wicked, foolish abominabe dangerous, and per
neous in the extremewe pronounce them AT war with
the constitution and laws of the land we ourselves iu
hab-we pronounce them base libel upon the Declare
ton of Independence fungus upon the body polite
which the causc fires of popular indignation must burn
out 1t viii into its very vitals II these two detes
table herces should by any possible combination causes
be migrated upon the permanent policy OF the govern
ment we should regard of the most deporable
camities which righteous Providence, for Purposes Of
terrible retibuton has ever inflicted upon nation
Let native Anerc,nism and knownothingism prevail
then will this glorious and beloved land to be the
asylum for the down-irodden and oppressed OF all nations
The arsocaey of wealth is bad enough in all conscience
The arisocracy of rank and fashion is no better. But
than BOTH if possible would be the aristocracy of
birth That would be despotism terrible than that
of Draco whose DEGREES written in blood No! Our
institutions designed to be mere lighthouse
erected the bleak of time, 10 adventurous
nations of the shoals aud qucksands that threaten them
They rather designed to be hts-boaf, into which
every tempest-tossed and weaherbeaen pilgrim
be welcomed and conveyed genial and hopitable shores
To add another figure they designed to be
passive and CLASSY LIKE rejecting in its still waters The
shadows of national energy and greatness but rather
bounding and swift-howng rice carrying its broad
BOSOM health fertility and gadness into many distant
coasts and attracting by the freshness and healthness of
It's waters the millions to the fountain head.
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Rachael the French actress before her DEBUT consulted
NJ Provostthen, now, of the OF the Con,eae
Franchise She pale thin, wreiched-lookng thing
and the actor said TO her at once MY child you would
better TO sell yioeis Six months after when the curtain
had fallen upon Hrone she stopped down. filled her tu
mic with flowers from the stage TO NJ Provost and go
ing down her knees said ~ have followed your adj
vice, sir ! sell vioeis Won't you buy q bunch n
Provost lifted her up and told her how delighted he was
find that his Judgment was 90 untrustworthy
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The NEXT CoSGREss.-We subjoin list Of the members
Of the Thirty fourth Congress- far elected, embracing
slave and three free States. Wings in alcs Those
elected anti Nebraska by union of parties marked
CA. Nd Those marked with star are members of the
present Congress
AnxASsAs--A. b, Greenwood Albert Rust.
IowA.--Jomes Tho,ngon, IA. Nd Rufus L. H. Clarke;
"a. Ny probably.
MArsr-John ~ Wood, CA. N.,) John J. Perry, Ebene-
Knowlton, Ca Nd San b. Benson, "a. N, Israel
WashLura,* "a. NJ James A. Mlliken, "a. NJ
Missouri Luther w. Keanea, Gehrist Porter Janes j.
Lindtey.# jain u. MMer,f Nordecai Offers John 8.
Pheps,* Samuel Corthers.
VERMosr.--.yaa.es Meacham.% "a. N) yusn s. Morrill,,
A.N.,) Alrah Sobin,* "a. NJ
Wings, Is democrats, The present representatives Of
these districts gave Is votes for the Nebraska bill and
against it, The representatives stand only in favor
IL against it.-ABaay { ". ~ Ercning Journal.
Mr.. Clarke, "a NJ of Iowa, however, must give way
Mr.. Hall, democrat, whom advces elect by de-
cided majority array of isms. But the question
which the Evening Journals estimates suggest is one thai
SHOULD like that selaciops journal TO answer How
such wings kcnnets, Miller and Caruhes Of Missouri
who have opposed aud denounced the alolitionis Con
gress, and who are publicly committed against the
doctrines of the nortlern wing pariyhow they,
ask cooperate hereafter with abolionists and agi,ators
like Meachau,, sabn, aud Morrill, Of Vermont; Thoring
ton OF owa3 Washburn, Wood Perry, &c, Of Maine who
stand upon platform which openly dehes the constitution
OF the United States Party feeling is strong and has
brought great extremes together, and 'pocs make
strange bed-eows = but these days Of fusion 1t
would be extraordinary spectacle to such union
that which distinguish coalition between such ee-
ments these.
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The ST. Louis Republican, pro-slavery whig print ad
yocaes the election of Douglas democrats to Congress from
illinois in preference to whig and anti Nebraska nominees
Wepray to be saved from contact with such whggery that
at the Republican Pt~5nrg Gasene.
The first clause in the above paragraph is asebood
known to be at the time it written, and equally well
known TO those who have copied and endorsed IT, As for the
Fttsburg Gazette from sucn whsgery b6t sheet
daily preaching it's readers. II has reduced whir ma
oriy of thousands down to few hundreds and very
there will be majority all in Allegheny county the way
il is going on.''-Ss. Louis Republican.
These couresies between leading wing papers remind
Of the great difference between the whg that tries to
and the wing that refuses TO be- national The St Louis
Republican is an instance of the difficulty of any wing
even IN the Soa'h attempting 10 be national princ
pies II abused with great violence and anger by all the
surrounding sectional papers-by Col Benons Democrat,
by The iagence by all the Illinois brood of wing papers
and by the whole Iowa opposition press except the Hawk
eyeand yet II is the ecen, paper for its party in
the whole West Who say that the northern wings
are not sectional
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THE CITY OF WASHINGTON DIsGRACED BY A

MOB
democratic meeting for the purpose of asserting the
doctrines of religious federation and of political equality,
which assembled last evening outside of Carusis Saloon
was grossly interrupted 10y crowd of rnfans, and
finally broken up in disorder series of eloquent reso-
luons published in another column, were, however,
first adopted by a unanjeous vote number of gem
tlemen who had been Ihkied to speak were present
on the occasion; but when Colonel Thomas B. Flor
ence, of Pennsylvania, the first introduced, attempted
to address the meeting he interrupted by the most
shameful and proraced canors; and finally after more
than half hour OF efforts 10 be heard he
PEELED to desist and the meeting adjourned TO another
cason This scanaous outrage doubtless thf result afa
concerted part of members of the secret organ
izaon called aknow-nohingsi who the ground in
large numbers has occasoned great Indignation and may
well be Chased with the recent at Chicago 1t with
parallel in the federal city and when we reflect that
was the work Of those who profess to be in favor OF
American principles and Of especial devotion to the honor
and interests of the country we may readily conceive how
il will be erpre,ed by the enemies of free institutions
Riot and boodshed haye already disgraced Of our
great cities resulting from the proscrpve practices of this
organization and it appears that the political me-
ropo of the country is not 10 be spared from this foul
and oppressive Spirit We shall refer 10 this outrage
fully hereafter,
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HEALTH or lREIASD.An unusual degree of good health
said to prevail throughout Ireland this year This with
abundant crops great blessing there well else
Nherp
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ming. Owing TO its length, unable TO make room
for it, lie said, in conclusion
In vain would political foes seek crush the demo-
cratic party for whatever might have undergone
at the June election, il like ndiarubber ball and
the powerfully it stricken to the ground the
higher its rebound Cheers 1t was like the eagle,
which, when il stopped, only did to higher
and more glorious fight (Cheers
Able and eloquent addresses which the OF the
hour prevented from reporting, then delivered by
John Campbell, N. G. Ahern, and Mr. Carn after which
the meeting adjourned with three enthusiastic and yocf
cheers for the constitution of the United States
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The American Sunday School Union has made a dona
ton Of 200 volumes of their books to Harvard College Ii
brary.