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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-23
Notices.

STATE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
- C0MPANY.--Tkis Company continues TO- insure
cotton wooden and other mauufActoTies machinery, er
chandse stores, public buildings, dwelling houses Goods
at Bleaching and Printing Works, and other property at
current rates Of premium.
DrREoroRs.-H. N Slater, Earl P. Mason, Royal Cha.
pin, VIM. A. Robinson, James II. Read, John W. Lyman,
Joseph Carpenter Charles Anthony, Louis J. Doyle,
Daniel II. Carpenter, Benz Y. Thuraton, Christopher s.
Rhodes Emmanuel Searle, Froydence; Edward w. Law
ton, Newport Robert Rodman, Norti Kingstown; H. N.
Campbell, Westerly; Kills D. Pitcher, Pawiucket, James
II. Chace, Valley Falls; Geo. g. Raou, WoonsocRet;
James s. Cook, Burrillville. ''l-
Office in the Jones Building, No. 81 Weatminnter 81
Providence, X. l. JAMES. II. READ, President.
EMANUEL SsARLE Secretary and Treasurer.
Providence, Dec. 10, 1855. diff AIS
SEWING MACHINES WANTED TO
- REPAIR--The undersigned has pFocured tho SER
vices Of experienced mechanic, who will devote his
time TO repairing Sewing Machines that any person
sending machines to the undeFsgued by express or oh-
erwise, can depend having them repaired IN thor
ough manner, with neatness and dispatch and at short
notice. t-aA' Hes ~
Also constantly on hand great variety of Irun and
Steel Saw Arbors and Lathe Dogs Lahea but 10 order
and all Kinds Of Jobblng neatly and promply done All
orders addressed T. The viii b prohDsly At
tended 10 and neatly sxesatsds lgsg4l s.f5-f ~
- WILLIAM THOMPSON,
Third door fraun Exehange, u
On Cypress g., MeriAsan pulldinss Worcester, Mass
dl0 az
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WIN. II. YOUNG
CUMMINGS g. HUDSON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
BOOTS, SHOES, 81 SHOE STOCK.

Manufacturers Of
Ladies' Cloth and Kid Caters, Boots, and shoes and
Gents Congress Boots and Shoes.
Sole Agents for the sale Of Hutchins Leather Preuerva
live, or Water Proof Backing. Dealers supplied on
liberal FERNS, g5'No. 2 American House Block Main
b.. Worc ster, near n. h w. u. X. Depot dly OF
lust KECEIVED--A large lot Of uanpis
- FRENCH B0OTS and SHOES, Calf and Patent
Leather Of every variety and for sale at Boston prices
by GEO, L. ALLEN,
my18 dluH Brinley Row.
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nAR IRON AND STEEL.


IR ON
25 tons assorted wedish Iron, fat and square
10 Z" best Norway Bar Iron.
k15O assorted best refined Iron, fat, and
square.
80 tons shafting Iron, from II to inches round,
20 small round, and square Iron, from 1-16 to 81
8 tons u B. horse-nsil rods
10 horse and ox-shoe Iron
10 " best Norway rode, and shapes assorted
20 Z" hoop and band Iron, from ! to inches vide
20 best Gendon Iron.
-" Lowmore Iron, assorted.
Oval, and halfround Iron.
Sheet Iron
EEL.
stQns sleigh shoe Steel, (swedish} -.
" round machinery Steel.
@ English spring g
Siisisfed %
ALSO
Fisher & Norris Cast Steel Foce AmUsSs ana
Vices. Best English AnUjSs and Vices,
Horse RGsps and Files.
NUTS and WASHERS A2ZLE-TREEs and BOXES,
ELIPFIC SPRINGS, BLACKSMITHS BELL0WS.
BLAoKsMITH's SEA COAL ONO AND NOVA
GRIND TONEs.
Horse Nails, made from the best o. B. Iron, warranted
N B, P. l. are also Agents for ADRIoNAC AMER
D The above will be sold on the most favorable terms
by the subscribers the old stand, Washington Square
PRATT Il INMAN.
Worcester. Oct l. 1854 deodsw
III p. ROBYNSON'S INTELLIGENCE AND
HAs GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE,
No.230 Main Street, over pniyer Taft's Saloon.
A GENT for VIM. II. Burnaps Magnetic Electric Ma
IA chine. used as specific for Nervous diseases of all
FORMS See Circular.
HpIANO FORTES and seraphines. one suitable
for church, for sale or to let at the lowest prices.
TENU Observation-Disclosures Girls desire sit
"A uations.
VENENEMENTS WANTED IMMEDIATELY-
Il Both large and small.
M ENTS AND BILLS Collected, and Circulars dis
trbuted on reasonable terms, and at the shortest
notice. deodtf o2s
NEW STORES MOTTO E.
IMPORTED CIGARS AND TOBACCO?
The subscribers having established branch of their
business in this city, offer to the public full and com
pete assortment Of all kinds of
IMPORTED HAVANA, PRINCIPE,
and other kinds of
CIGARS, TOBACCO, AND SNUFF.
Aso, akinds of
IA ECF OODS
connected with their business, such as NJ eersoha u m
Pipes, oigaF-rubes, Gases, &C., &C.,
Wholesale and Retail, at the lowest prices
Dealers and customers invited examine cur stock
ESSMAN HAAS,
nj d3mt No. Lincoln House Block.
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Business Gor0a.


INSURANCE.
E5TNA INSURANCE COMPANY Hartford
Capital s2G000o.
AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY, Providence
Capital S150000
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, New York
Capital S500G0O.
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford
CAPITAL $300,000
ATLANTIC INSURANCE. COMPANY, Providence
CAPITAL $4,000
The above named Companies continue 10 insure undeT
avoTable terms. For further particulars inquire Of
A. Il. BELG0CH, Agent,
CawtT
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GMITH'S REMIUM DOUBLE-ACT-
y ING DOOR SPRING.
Patented February 90, 1856.

The peculiar advantages Of this Spring all others
are obvious for the following reasons;
1st. It is double acting, closing holding open the
door required.
3D. Its greatest power is at the closing point decreas-
ing as the door opens.
81 1t may be easily detached from the door by rails
ing the lever from the hook and dropping 1t against the
frame
4th 1t is of simple construction, and not being
plicated, will not get out Of repair.
9th. It Is the most durable Of all Springs, the power
being graduated rs the door may require.
9th. Its greatest action requires but oneeghth Of a
turin others requiring from TO three Of turn,
hence it will not lose its elasticity power, however
long on the stretch, and connot be broken.
Tth 1t Is, contrary to the general rule, ornamental
and applicable doors of houses, cars steamboats,,
or gates
Agents for the introduction and sale Of this Spring
wanted in every county in the United States
Rights for States Counties and towns fors ale liberal
terms. The utility Of this Spring Is unquesoned En-.
terprlsing men can make money.
For Rights, apply to r. h KUTuVEN, at {. D. J. God
dard, Esq.s Office, L. d. G0DDARD5 store, No. 1876
Man street, Worcester.
DOCKS! BOOKSHELF you want book OF
kD any description just call at 212 Maiu street, and
there you can have them printed in any style you may
desire.
V7VlNE FEED-2O tons very nice, in store.
n BLISS SUTTON, n co,
nj III No Mechanic It,
D shape Of BILL HEAD, call at the Spy ONCE, No.
2i2 Main street.
| VIBRATING PAPER-Allslzes and quail.
w ties, for sale AS low as can be bonRht
] BROOKS srEARNs, Front street.
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No. 152 Main Street.
200 Cambria and Muslin Collars worth SO cents, which
sell for II cents
800 Cambria aud Muslin Collars worth SO cents which
we sell for rs cents.
800 French Cambria and Muslin Collars, from 81 90 to
$500, in new Patterns.
Also, full assortment of Black and White Bugle Grape
Maltese, and Honiton Collars.
complete assortment of Black and White Gimpure
Brussels Thread Lace.
great of Cambria and Muslin Under Sleeves
and Bands,
EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS,
Which we sell at reduced prices.
500 Embroidered Hendkerchefs from Auction worth rs
cents. VIII oh we offer at 12{ cents.
800 French Cambria aud Muslin Sets in Collars and
Sleeves Collars and Cuff 10 match Price 81 90
TO $500 set.
1000 pieces Black Velvet Ribbons from % cents to $50
per piece.
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SPORTS MANS BPO1

Il Il I l.
L. ID. GODDAD'S.
Union Block, 195 Main ST.. w orcester.
GUNS AND PISTOLS.
Here may be found every variety of Guns and Pistols
that is desirable for amusement fixtures for the
same For Sporting use, have DOUBLE barreld
Guns FROM Ten Dollars upwards; SINGLE barrelad Guns
one barrel being red the Other smooth Single barrels
of every variety and price.
Also, Caps, Wads, Powder Flasks, Shot and Game
Bags, &C., &c.
REPEATING PISTOLS.
Colts. of various sizes; Chicopee with Maynard self
primer attached; Allen Thurber's Revolyers; Smith
Wesson's Volcanic Death Dealers; and a va
riety of others sail of which viii be sold at
the lowest possible prices.
ALIENS BREECH-LOADEN RIFLE
Which is the best Breech-oading Rife in the country
frlng e1ghteen times TO the minute throwing a ball
at twelve rods through eight inches solid timber
ryng over mile, having the advantage all other
in not leaking, and free from all chance
for accident by loaiiug.
AH Rites warranted to shoot aoeU
They the for all who design going West max.
ing one man match for twenty-five men with common
guns The public invited to call and examine them
for they will lear inspection.
L, y. GODDARD,
o4 diff Union Block. 1875 Main So.
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m oNEY: MONEY!! MONEY u!

Wv 0'NN'N"NJs Nv" AVN
Rooney! MONEYS! MONEY!!!
We WHY BIZ WITHOUT MONEY? when it is just
easy for any to be around with pocket full as
not, if they only think So have got new article
from which from five to twenty dollars day be made
either by male or female 1t is highly respectable busn
ess, and article which is wanted in every family in
the United States Enclose two dollars by mail at
my risk, and will forward by return mail crculor
with full instructions in the art The business is very
easy-Fry it, fyou are out Of employmen and you will
rget for will be better for you pay the above
sum and insure gooi business than to pay twenty five
cents for spurious advertisement This is no huInbug
Try III Try ii! Try III Address your letters to
DWIGHT MONROE, New York.
sent one of my circulars to an Editor in Georgia
and he gave me notice In his paper like the following:
MIR. Monroe sent me of his circulars, and will
just say my readers that whoeve of you are out Of
employment that Dir. Monroe's business is good bust
pess and money can he made out of it by any one who
engages in 1t, for it isno humbug." d3m de-
GINGER's WING Machines
~ These celebrated machines in practical and prof
liable use in all parts of the civilized world In all the
of cloth or leather they have been fully tried and ap
proved. Sewing machines Of other manufacturers often
fail to work, but SINGERS Machines
Always Operate Perfectly,
being strong durable and complete in contrivance and
workmanship. perfect Sewing Machine kept employed
affords clear profit Of $1,000 year, but imperfect
is cause Of constant vexation and loss The entire
reliability of our machines is great for their
MACHINES FOR FAMILY SEWING,
of a and delicate construction are recommended by
other manufacturers. Such machines made to catch
the eye not perform substantial work. The truth Is
family sewing machihes ought to be stronger than any
other because they 80 into less sku hands than when
sold to manufacturers, and used for greater variety
Of work. The machines which have proved best for all
other purposes be be best for family use and they
Singers The speed Of yur machines has lately been
doubled No other can compare with them in quantity Of
work
New machines OF the latest improved STYLE will be ex
changed liberal terms for old sewing machines Of our
make or for operative machines Of other manufac-
turers. Local agents wanted to sell our machines.
N. b. All persons desiring full information about sew
Ing machines obtain by applying for copy Of ar
NJ Singer Co.'S Gazette paper devoted entirely to the
subject. II will be sent gratis l. NJ. SINGER a co.
Principal Office, 81 3 Broadway, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES.
al Hanover St. Boston, l42 Chestnut ST., Phila.
90 Westminster St., Provi' los Baltimore St. Baltimore
denoe. East Fourth St. Cincinnati
274 Broad st., Newark, N j. Chicago, Illinois.
347 Broadway, Albany, NY. 65 North Fourth st. Louis
Gloversville N. Y. 81 st. Charles St. New Or
08 Chapel st., New Haven. leans.
IL Buchanan st., Glasgow. 20 Dauphn st.. Mobile.
Scotland.
o1O Ann
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Dress Trim mn Engs. sc.
Also, LARGE and ELEGANT STOCK Of
EmsDrOiGIeries,
consisting Of
CAMBRIA AND MUSLIN COLLARS, BANDS,
FLoUNc1NGs, EDGINGs and INsERrINGs.
Collars and Sleeves to match; Real Thread Edgings &C.
The subscrbers facilities for procuring goods, are
second to house In this trade The stock will be
offered at Wholesale Retail at the very lowest prices
All orders for manufacture will be under the immediate
supervision Of some Of the BEST MILLLNERS in the
country, and perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
To Wholesale Buyers.
That department will at all times be stocked with
large variety Of goods, which will be sold at prices TO
compete with any Jobbing House In Boston or New York.
@. A. BROWNING,
No. 2 Mechanics BalldDg,
o. dh Worcester Mass
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I'd o 0 Il PlI A T e 5 :.
Fine SILVER PLATED DOOR PLATES of all sizes
and patterns, furnished and engraved at S0UTHGATE
Engraving establishment, No. 1877 Main Street, Union
Block, L. d. Goddard's Jewelry Store
Also, Plated DOOR NUMBERS. diff DIS
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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-10-15
Increase.
$79,5O7 40
What is black Republication Z

1t is present Congressional Intervention to abolish
slavery in Kansas and it aims to limit slavery here
after to the States where it exists, and to agitate
the question until the institution is rendered value
less and in the end destroyed Its banner is black
is sign Of injustice, rapine and MURDER and carries
but sixteen stars So far as its leaders could do it,
they have already excluded fifteen States from the
American Union. So odious is it among our people,
that there arc not ten men in the State who will
publicly say they will vote for Fremont and SO no
Electoral ticket even couldbe formed. The third
oluton in the black Republican platform is follows
"Resolre That the constitution confers upon Congress
sovereign power the Territories of the United States
for their and that in the exercise of this power
is both the right and the duty of Congress to prohibit in
the Territories those turin relics bardriuH-POLfGAMY
and SLAVERY"
According to black Repubcanism, the people oi
the South are as degraded and as base IS the Nor.
mons of Utahl
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SAN ANroNo AND MEXICAN GULF r. R. Coat
meeting of the Directors of this Company, held in
this city, the evening of the 9Th inst, Judge ].
A. Paschal, President Of the Company, rendered
his resignation, in consequence of not being able to
attend to the business incident to the Office without
relnquishing his professional pursuits: whereupon
a resolution passed complimenting the zeal,
ergy and ability with which he had discharged his
duties as President and expressing regret at his retr
ing. An election was then held, when Maj. VIM.
J. Clarke unanimously elected President ior the
balance of the official year.
Maj. Clarke has been among US about q year,
during which time he has made friends on every
side. He served with distinction in the with
Mexico, and was brevetted for gallantry and good
services at Paso de Ovejas, Puente Nacional, and
Cerro Gordo. He was for several years Comptroller
of Public Accounts in the State of North Carolina,
has had the management of o railroad and is familiar
with the whole business and we doubt not, will en-
ergetical and successfully conduct the affairs of the
Company. .. =.
We understand that Maj Clarke and our esteemed
fellow citizen, S. A. Maverick, will Immediately re-
pair to the city of New York, on business connected
with the Company.
We are informed that the prospects of the speedy
completion of this important work are quite encour
aging, and we sincerely trust that our felow-cit-
zens will give their hearty cooperation to the ent0r-
prising gentlemen who have charge of this great
undertaking which will exercise SO important an n-
Huence the future prosperity, not only OF our city,
but Of al Western Texas ....ss
" " .sin Antoaia Team.
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SPECIAL TERN.

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA, GRAN
- WILLIE County, Superior Court Of Law and Equity
September Term, 4. D., 1856
Ordered by His Honor Judge Person. that SPECIAL Term
said at the Court House in Oxford 10 commence on the
fourth Monday Of November next and continue for tx
weeks and that the Clerk said Court give notice thereof
The Sheriff suitors and witnesses are here
by of the order and required to attend accordingly
As no State business will be done, defendants and wit
besses in prosecutions and indictments required 10
attend. ,r EUGENE GRISSON C' q C 9
Oxford. Sept 9, 1855. s5-tANN,
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Statement Of Taxes for 1sss.

Statement Of Taxes for 1855.
We are indebted to the attention of Mr. Comp
troer Brooks, for statement of taxes paid into the
Public Treasury Of North Carolina for the year 1885,
by the Sheras Of the several Counties rs follows:
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5000 lbs. Family Bscon-IOOO Pairs shoes.

IL EEP 1T BEFORE TEE PEOPLE THAT AN
IA selling and will continue to sell, Olp cyh ou
short time To puncual customers. hare large
lot of leather together with general assortment of Gre
ceries such Sugar. Golfer, Aoasscs Cheese Flour
old and common liquors, &c, DC, which will sell whole
sale or retail Call and FIR yourself 4th door from d.
b. Smiths old stand, North side of Hargett street.
determined not TO be unders.,d BY any Thankful
past faror hope, by fair dealing and strict
business, To merit continuance Of the same
JORDAN WOMBIE.
n B. Jugs Decanters, and Tumblers will be loaned &,
the members Of the ensuing Legislature and liquors ftrr
shed on The best terms. J. w.
Sept. 2S, 1855 lla2-wlr.
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TO MILL OWNERS AND OTHERS.
WIN. A. Bachelors Hair.Dye.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR DYEDINSTkNTL


u a beautiful and Natural Brown Black without
the least injury to hair skin.
Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have been awarded Vim.
A. Bachelor since 1885, and 10000 applications have
been made to the Hair of his patrons of his famous Dye.
Prejudice against Dying the Hair aud Whskers urjus,
il would be against covering a bald head with wig.
VIM A. Bachelors llairDye produces a color lie
distinguished from nature and warranted not jue
in the least, however long il may be continued.
Made. sold applied [iu private rooms) at the Wig
Factory 23S Broadway, n. Y.
Sold in all cities and towns of the United States by
Druggists and Fancy Good Dealers.
The Genuine has the and addressupon q steel
plate engraving on four sides of each bottle Of
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR
z3S Broadway, New York
For sale in Raleigh by PESCUD GATLING.
Apr oI. 1855
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For the Standard.
Mr.. Hedrick, of the University.


To TIE EDIToRs OF THE STANDARD: Gentlemen-
read with astonishment and great regret, in your
paper Of Saturday last what was called Prof. He'd.
rick's Defence" Astonishment and regret that a
who calls himself Professor of the Universe
ty, should undervalue the reputation and interest
Of that institution to advertise himself the advo.
cate of the sentiments he avows filling the station
he does These sentiments, avowed by one of the
Professors, will sink the instituton-now grown to
giant sze and still incrcasing-unless the Trustees
forthwith eXpel that traitor to all Southern in
terests from the seat he now SO unworthiy fills
He should be ordered away as foul stain upon the
escutcheon Of the University, to show to the
try that the institution is sanctuary from such vile
polutions. 1t is the business Of the Executive Com
mttee to act in this case and to act promptly land
from the high character Of tine gentlemen who CON-
pose it, good result may te expected. If this man
must pratte treason, let him do it Intellectually not
as the agent of the Trustees, as he now is.
The Trustees of the University consist of sixty
gentlemen, dispersed all over the State; and they
thus dispersed that they may have a wider range
in advancing its interests They have been selected
by the General Assembly to manage the affairs of
that institution, out of regard for their own high
characters for learning, prObty, and sound discre.
ton; and the history Of the University abuEdanty
testifies to their success And the Executive Com
mttee have full power to transact all business of the
Board of Trustees in their absence recess. Be it
said, however, as due to truth, and to the great
credit of the Trustees, they have raised that nstitu
ton from poor estate to high position they have
witnessed, under their experimenting and anxious
care, the education of of the greatest men in
the nation; and they daily its benefits increas-
ing, until it has become the great literary institution
of the South, numbering upwards of four hundred
students sent by their friends to the guardianship
of the Trustees and Faculty. 1t is not therefore,
to be expected that the Trustees will fail to do their
duty.
My rame, if desired, will be given to Mr. Hedrick,
who do not dignity with the appellation of Profes-
sor, and who as Trustee repudiate, in the begin
ming Of the great harm he has set out ungratefully
/ to do that nstitution-his Alma Mater.
/ TRUSTEE OF THE UNIVERSITY.
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The Independent Guards.

We learn that meeting of this spirited Company
was held on Monday night last, and the following
officers were elected to fill vacancies that had oc-
cured:
1st Lieutenant, W. G. Parker.
End w. w. White.
3rd " w. w. Smith.
4th " A. DEG. Tumbro.
Ensign, T. j. Weldon.
Srd Sergeant, S. Smithers.
4th NJ. Fleming.
We are glad to learn that the Company is increas:
ing They altering their uniform, and when fin-
Shed it will be as handsome as any in the State
Success in all respects, to this spirited and patriotic
Company.
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Welcome to the President. 4.

-
The following song was sung by the Newport
dlee Club, on the arrival of President Pierce at
Concord:
WELCOME TO THE PRESIDENT.
Written for the Keystone Minstrels, Newport.
AIR" NeU England"
o, welcome, welcome, home again!
To neighbors, friends and kin,
We've held thee in our heart of hearts
Wherever thou hast been.
o, welcome to our Granite Hills,
Our bounding streams and free,
From lavish hearts and eager hands,
Our welcome comes to thee.
CHoRus-And joyous voices send their songs
Of gladness FER the lea.
o, welcome, welcome home again!
As Germans love the Rhine,
Thy native State, thy honored State
The Granite State is thine.
Shrined in the honest yeoman's heart,
Thy memory slumbers still,
Glad welcomes greet thee home again
From every Granite Hill.
CHoRus-And many heart beats joyous now
While envious tongues are STILL
Then welcome to the President.
What though noble State
Yields not the orange or the lime,
The bread. fruit or the date?
We've noble hearts and daring hands,
In many a mountain home,
And DER our heads clearer sky
Has stretched its lordly dome.
CHoRUs-And true hearts welcome, welcome thee
To this our mountain home.
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W The communication which we publish to-
day, over the signature of GA Trustee of the Uni
versiy," is from the pen of one of the oldest and
most respected Trustees Of that institution.
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STATE CoNvENr1oN IN New HAMPsHIRE.-Man-
chester, N. H., Oct. A Fillmore convention was
held here yesterday, which nominated State elec.
toral ticket. Erastus Brooks addressed public
meeting in the evening.