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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-22
PATENT AGENCY


United States, Great Britain. France,
And other European countries.
The Subscriber, PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
DRAETSM AN, well acquainted with the Patent Laws has
been for years very successful in obtaining Pa
tents.
He continues to make Models and to prepare specia
cations Drawings, and all necessary papers, and TO pros
Patents in the Uniled States and European coun-
tries. Foreign business conded only to trusty and re
spOnsible agents.
All business conded to me will be promptly attended
to at the oWest rates Casually 25 per cent lower than
the same would be done by others in the profession)
Having connections with of the best Agents at
Washington, and making frequent trips there am ena-
bed to keep thoroughly posted all matters relating TO
Patents and new Inventions thus aording the best ac
tiles for preliminary examinations and advising Inven.
tors in regard to securing Patent for their Inventions
Inventors will find to their advantage put their in
ventions into substantial form Model soon as prae
ticable (hs frequently secures Patent in of ques
ton of priority Of invention and consult some reliable
person acquainted with the Patent Laws proceedings
the Patent Office. as to securing their rights.
All communications strictly conhde tial Advice as to
mode Of proceeding given gratis. Preliminary examina
tons made comparing inventions with those already pa
fnted in for the purpose, or involving The
same principles, and advice given the probability of
obtaining patent in some saving from fifty to one
hundred dollars TO the Inventor.
MODELS of all Inventions that require them made
to order upon reasonable TERMS and TO answer
the acquisitions of the Patent Office
Deeds of assignments recorded at Washir gton Copies
of Drawings, Specifications and other papers in the Pa
tent Office obtained copy Of the claims of any inyen
ton furnished for rs cents.
The Patent Laws Reports of Patent Cases. and other
valuable works relating to Patents together with com
pete list Of all the Patents record Washington can
be seen at my Office, free Of charge.
For further information, inquire of
JAMES G. ARNOLD,
ATTORNEY, AND SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Worcester, Mass
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BY E. W. VAIL.
By E. w. VAIL.
HOUSE AND LOT

EHii At AUCTION!!
NA.sA No. 10 Portland Street, corner Myrtle Street.
SATURDAY, April &c. at O'Clock, will be sold, the
premises, the House owned and occupied by JOHN
HILTON, known as the Gleason place Said house is
thoroughly built in every part containing fourteen spa
cious handsomely painted and papered suitably
arranged for two tenements. Parors with folding
doors, marble mantels The house is in perfect repair
supplied with good WATER and is in every respect first
class house.
The lot contains $3.50 square feet of land being rs feet
Portland street by 10 on Myrtle st. Upon the same
number Of Fruit Trees in bearing condition. also
Ornamental Trees, Shrubbery, SC The locviOn of this
proderty too well known to need farther comment of
ferng inducements to purchasers but seldom with
Terms easy. For further particulars inquire of JOHN
HILTON, at his store Pearl street. of the Auooneer
100 in st e, opposite the Post Office. ap22 dts
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By L. w. VAIL.
- 80 "A e E G H A N Ell!
Mi,ii GENTEEL COTTAGE HOUSE AND LOT


slsD At Auction.
W, 1 green ST., cor Plymouth St.
SATURDAY, April 49, at 10 O'clock will be sold with.
out the premises the beautiful residence now
owned and occupied by WIN. H. JoURDAN, ESQ sup't
Of Transportation Providence Railroad lis without ques
ton the perfect and convenient Cottage for sale in
this city, containing eleven finished In most thor
ough manner without regard to expense is handsomely
papered and paned is in perfect repair has piazza
front and rear; well OF never failing good water large
BRICK csern laid in cement for rain water; good Fur
nacei Bathing Room, with all the fixtures; a superior
Cellar; FIN Basement, with sundry convenences; ad-
joining the house is and convenient BARN with
accommodations for two horses. Adjoining the same is
Polltry Yard
TB 70 LOT contains about $500 square feet Of land,
being about 76 feet Green Street and 1913 on Plymouth
street Upon the so large splendid Fruit
Trees Of choice varieties of Pear Peach Plum and Cher
~ nearly all IN hearing condition; several tine Grapes
WINS WIN an arb0r, currant bushes Sc. &C. 1t is also
elegantly ornamented with Box. orders Arbor YitD
he1ges and ornamental trees. Blk beautiful Naples in
front IN Green street
rms property Is located in close proximity to the Rail-
road depots, manufactures in desirable neighborhood
&c The place needs only be seen "a be appreciated
and would adyise all persons wishing to purchase to
examine the premises previous TO the dav of sale
Terms liberal For further particulars or admission In
the premises, inquire Of Wm. IL. Jourdan Fso a, A.
w Depot of the Auconeer, office $50 Main street
opposite the Post Office >
Worcester, April ~, 1856 dts
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~ JUST RECEIVED, rER suIp IonN

80 3D., JUST Isl RECEIVED, TER snip JonN
G "a Eliot Ihayer large invoice of A' "VHN
NJ White Iron Stone 60, -
aud now opening by j. l.. HOOD $50 Main 500 mre
ages q Toilet Ware Dinner and Tea Ware Plata Sc
low as can be bought In Boston or elsewhere u" prices as
~ would also say, that my FURNITuRu Wa
ny rooms arewell hled, with both new and seno,9
IVA hand Furniture and House Furnishing Goods gem
orally which am selling very low for cash ~ sn.
proved credit. ~ w
n. B.--Bsng engaged Ia The manufacture OF Mare.es
Bedttes Tables, &c, can furnish them to he trade NJ
lower prices than he bought elsewhere IN the CITY
nm also agent tor The sale Of HowE's PATENT Rtipre
bpRlSG BED BOTTOM, the best article In use Those
wishing 10 buy goods In iay line OF trade will do well 70
call, as have large variety, aud sell cheap,
Remember tho places 1872 Main Street, Panea Block.
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STELLA S II A w l. S
$50 Stella shavl' this day opened by

b. l.. III ID ON ~ co.,
In every quality and color and at prices that cannot but
ensure speedy sale. We have few In all the deslra
bic shades, and OF good quality which selling for
90 SO and co. The goods cannot be bought in any
other store in town less than IS aud 50 Call soon 10
secure bargains. apis dswAwAw
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MJOTICE.-The subscriber would hereby give notice
that he has disposed of his tere in the firm of j.
EDDY co. Of Athol. to MICHAEL COOGAN, and
would cordially recommend him to his former friends and
patrons The and style of the firm will be the same
as heretofore. ANDRUS MARCH
Mibury, April q, 1856
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-. A GOOD CHANCE FOR INVEST 49,
III NEXT AND OCCUPATION. mi
VI TWO HOUSES AT AUCTION n EllI
On Tuesday, April 90 at o'clcs 2. NJ, situaie1 Us
follows;
let, A Two Story House, located on the corner
Of Cherry street ami Bartlett Place "a by 80, with
II by 49, This house is in good repair and III dered)
could easily be made TO accommodate two families Ihe
lot contains 1860 feet Of land upon which is variety Of
Fruit and Ornamental trees. 10 person desiring quiet
ducements
"a, Cottnge House, very conveniently ordered
l0f TWO iamhles situated on the Of Cher. and
vine Streets and adjoining the above. Upon this lot,
as3 which contains $3.50 feet of land are Sc, era vaa
pe lIees Ihe house Is so located that should the pur.
0s WISH, another house might be erected on Vine st.
DOH ~, o. tnsse houses are well built and will be sold on
very hpsrS terms For further particulars inquire Of o.
n, hVuSh' on the premises, The Anctoneer Office
100 Vain st, opposite the Post once 'D-V-
Worcester, April %, 1855 A.
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Nem advertisements.
~prAT sENsA TION
{ x
UypARRALLELED EXCITEMENT :!
Anotber Gun from the " New York Branch
AWFUL FAILURE.
TERRTBLE BANKRUP T CY
COME AND SECURE THE BARGAINS
TAKE THEM AWAY


CRASH! PHIZ!! BANG!!! RIP!!!!
At Sc Main street, Worcester
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EMARKABLE CURES by using the gen.
A@ uine ALLIED OINTMENT AND HUMOR SYRUP:
j. s. Stafford of Lawrence testifes to two cures Of
scroua of ery aggravated character and Of being him.
self cured of bad humor.
Lucy Redman of Lawrence cured of Kings Evil.
Mrs Fernald, Lawrence, was cured of cancer
Rhesa Bronson, FAN River, cured of humors of
years standing.
james w Hunt Of Lawrence was cured Of chronic diff
fculty of the chest, occasioned by humors
ST Thompson of Lawrence was cured of bad humor.
Matthias Shore, New Bedford cured OF bad humor
Mrs. Carlton, Lawrence, cured Of an unmisake-
able Spider Cancer.
L. D. Reed, Great Falls, was cured of cancer which
had eaten through his lip.
lady in Leomnster cured Of cancer in her stoui-
ach.
lady in Derry cured of cancer.
Mr.. Carlton Of Lawrence cured OF BARRIERS Itch
Mrs. D. 5. Swan of Lawrence cured of humors in
ternal.
A. r. Hall, Lawrence, was cured OF Sick Headache
caused by humors in the stomach.
The following is from distinguished druggist and
chemist, Broadway. N. Y;
MIR Q. H. KENT; Dear Sr-I have used your allied
ointment in my family and found superior TO anything
Of the kind a healing preparation. Also my nephew
tried 1t for neuralgia aud entirely relieved him In four
hours Respectfully yours,
April 8, 1860. O. RING.
CHARLES IL. KENT CO.. General Agents, Law
renee, Mass.
Agents in Worcester, Charles Clarke, M. b. Green A.
Co.. Bush & Co., and j. @. Hill.
Price Of Ointment 81. Syrup 50 cents.
apl9 deod&Wly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-22

Having sold out my stock and business to Messrs.
Chapman Lucas, and relinqushed all claim thereto
would cheerfuy recommend my former patrons and the
public generally to them. from their long experience in
mechanical business feeling confident they will satisfy all
patrons. JOHN HILTON.
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W DUNG LADIES' SCHOOL.
CLARK's BLOCK, Worcester Mass.
PROFESSOR BUSHES will open School on the first
MONDAY in May, for the instruction of select class of
Youn Ladies
For terms, and further PARTICULARS, see circular.
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BY letter or in person, for

I. M. SINGER & CO.'S GAZETTE.
This paper is devoted entirely to the Sewing Machine
interest Copies will be supplied gratis to all Interested
N ID. The unparalleled success of our Sewing Ma.
chimes has induced several fraudulent limitations Of Them
besides numerous nrngement Of pateets of which
we own sixteen Suits for the infringement of patents
have recently been decided in favor by the L s. Cir.
cult Courts in New York and New jersey In these suits
the great principle of
HOLDING DOWN THE FABRIC TO BE sEwED TO THE sNRFACE
OF THE MACHINE, BY A YIELDING PRESSURE.
which is used 10 all Sewing Machines-as been fully es
tablishet. The Wheeler Wilson, and the Grover & Ba-
ker Sewing Machines allege infringe three distinct
patents owned by us. We have suits against them in
severalo f the U. Courts, which will soon be tried We
hereby caution the pnbic not to bny any infringing Ma
Chimes as they can be compelled by law to stop using
them, and to pay costs and damages.
Local Agents wanted to make sales OF our improved
sewing machines. To persons properly qualified for the
business rare opportunity for profitable pleasant
employment is offered.
New and improved machines exchanged on liberal terms
Tor old machines Of every kind.
l. NJ. SINGER & CO.,
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RborATO sTARUI,-4o casks po,a,o sla,eh
:" So<o, ana Tor sale by a. y. n A. J. HOWE
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MUNN'S INTELLIGENCE OFFICEs
227.........MAiN STREET, UP STAIRS. ........227
THNO HOUSEK EEPERS.-AnA American WON.
an desires situation to do homework. Protest.
ant Girl can be had. Also, experienced Nurse; Girl
for per week. one for rs cts Also several girls with
good references.
ADlES-Ror SO you can receive years subscrip-
A ton to Godey's Lady's Book postage paid, and a
nice dollar daguerreotype copy Of any Of the 81
" 20 books now or to be published. Apply as above.
GHOICE MESSINA FRUIT.-5o boxes
Oranges, 100 do Lemons, just received in prime or
der aud Of superior quality, for sale by
WI o. SWEET CO., 1876 Main g.
April 10, 1850.
RlNRUIT TREE SCIONS-Of many Of the best
varieties now cultivated, Of the Apple, Pear, Plum,
and Cherry for sale by the dozen hundred at the
Worcester Nursery Houthbrdge Street, short distance
south OF the Junction Railroad Station.
apl2 daw3w 5. IL. COTTON.
OlLSl OILSt!
5000 Gallons sperm OILS
10000 do, Dleachal Winter Whale Oil
5000 dc. Lard Oh TOR sale IN quanlitlos 10
Buit, by q q. 4 A. j. HOWE,
- Az w"s"@atsv Rank nlooh
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ISL CHkO. POTASH AND Blue vTTRl0T.
~ 5000 he. III Ohro. Potash and 5000 he. Rns
vitfol, in store and for sale BY e.e. 4 Al HOWE
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N b. We wish TO say to tho buyog public generally,
fore enabling us to sell at the lowest possible AMI
much less than those who buy on credit Should Won ~
vor US with cali goods will be- cheorfully and freely
shown, anu wy think a. prices that will ensure your con.
above represented apA daw2m
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A sPARAGUs RoOTs-In laree or small
- quantities, Tor sale Mt the Worcester Nursery South.
posv street short distance south Of The Junction RAN
soau otalon r. n. COTTON
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DLANTS, FLOWERS, &c.--Roses. verbe :
mas aeraniums, and other Ornamental plants, also,
early Caohage and Tomato plants, may be had upon apz
Street. or at D. 0. 0aies, No under Bay State House.
WM. A. WHEELER
April Is, 1855. d4w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-28

Nlw loUE, March n,
The Leylathln, the best and swiltest steam
tug that ever H,lted in these waters, was
destroyed by fire yesterday, about / > miles off
Sandy Hook. The Leyiathan had Just taken
in tow the bark "Hra,' when violent ex-
plo-ion was heard from the larboard furnace.
The fire spread with fearful rapidity, and in
less than ten minutes the vessel was a burning
mass FROM stem to stern. The crew had bare
~ time to launch the lile-boat when tho pro-
menade deck fell with a crash The captain
ana boy alone remained on deck, nor did
they leave until the smoke pipe fell A boat
from the barque Iva took the captain and
boy OH the burning vessel In less than two
hours she had burned to the waters edge.
and when last seen was expected to 20 down
every minute. The Leyiathan cost about
so 600 and was uninsured. She was owned
by SpoAOrd, Tileston a Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-28
From Washington.

WAsHlNGToN, March "A.
Tho Republicans held caucus tonight
at which there was a full attendance. The
principal speeches were made by Campbell,
of Penn, Campbell, Of Ohio, Seward, Gallo
way and Pennington.
Mr.. Giddings urged thorough union, as
in Ohio, on the principle of requiring no one
to surrender their convictions on other points,
if sound on the Nebraska question. Mr..
Horton, of Ohio, thought they must look
much to men, so as not to get Objectionable
candidates. lie advocated the union of the
Anti Nebraskaitcs, and said the country was
looking with peculiar interest to Washing
ton for suggestions as to candidates and "a
platform. lie recommended that, without
abating principles, conservative feelings
should be respected Mr.. Galloway earnestly
argued that Freedom was the great ovcrshad-
owing issue. Mr.. Campbell, Of Penn,
said the Americans were very strong in the
Central and Eastern portions Of that State and
to carry Penn, their aid must be secured
to the Anti-NeJra skates He looked with the
luONI dIucuI HploS " STU HuHI uilDu tHec-
ted Mr. Campbell Of Ohio, referred to his
pledge when the Nebraska bill was passed,
that he would oppose it to the bitter end and
lie would carry out that pledge to the letter
lie would vote for no man who advocated
that iniquity and outrage. lie advocated
union Of all the elements and opponents Of
the administration like that which 80 glo-
riously triumphed in Ohio last fall and
pointed to that State as noble monument
Of freedom. Mr.. Seward made the closing
speech and like Mr.. Campbell Of Ohio was
frequently upplaudcd. He urged action say
ing the great practical question was to res
cue Kansas from the tyrants grasp by her
admission as n State. lie hoped the House
would push tht bill for that purpose to a
passage and send it to the Senate In the
event Of its failure in the latter body the
President might find difficulty in obtaining
money from Congress to crush out the set.
tiers Of Kansas. The issue having been made
here the people will see to the yindication Of
principles in the election of president Al
eleven o clock. p. NJ. the caucus adjourned
/ to meet next Monday.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-28
Corner Store,

and show them DRY GOODS, at such prices a. will
ensure quick sales. Purchasers are invited to call
nd examine for themselves az
OR f. A + h 4 Il & 4 ms,
sill be offered during tho short time we are occu-
pying this place; therefore we say, COME ONE :
COME ALI.
Burlington, March 18th, lsjG dIwtf
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Tclegraphic Report of the Cam
bi,iJyC Cattle nIapXCt

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"c'l''Su'y' 'u'o"
W MatKc1 ''V cattle' "''"V o-'
4V Stoie9, coo'l'ilnS OF N"rNi"E
Oo"s' anu caves 1carllhSs' '"o anu
years Old.
Market bcel EAIra-per cWt' y" g.
First quality, d
Second do, 6, Il ca.
Third do 3D.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-28
Grnrein and Vermont,

The ridiculous action of the Georgia Legs
i,trre on the reception Of the \crmontrc'oIu-
tions, has been the occasion of much amrsc-
,uert throughout the free States, ofcoursc
no one would expect the Georgian Legislature
lo he such absolute fools as to pass the rcsol-
tions first proposed by some of them We
sec that resolution was finally agreed to ~
follows:
Rc,olc-|, by the General Assembly OF the
state Of Georgia, that the state Of Georgia,
viii not consider any resolution emanatinS
r.,r, fine state of Vermont till she has learn
eli to regard her constitutional obligations to
the State of Georgia, and the courtesy duo
her sister States and that no law, ordnance
act or resolution of this State be comlnuhi-
Gated to the State of Vermont till further on
dcrcd.
Under such sore deprivation, Vermont
must get along as well as she can. The pco-
rlo will not lie awake much on that account.
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Card.

The undersigned would respectfully announce to
the Inhabitants of Burlington and vicinity that they
intend opcuin. by the 22i day ct March. an entirely
new stock Of Gonds, comprising Rich Dress silks,
De lhincs, Lawns, iinrn.es, iit,Ucs and Hayl'r
Robes, all of the latest importation from England,
France and Gcrmlny. Asoa carefully selected stock
of Irish and =, tch Fabrics. of the latest designs.
Besides large as,ormcnt of White and llou-c-kccp-
ing Goods, Of the best American manufactures, our
Hosiery Department will not rank second toany one
having from Italian silk down to the most COM
mon article worn, in that line,
In connection with the above we snail have a con.
slant supply of thcmost senteel style. Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods, including stocks, Napoleon Ties
Collars and shirts. from New York mauutactpry
which will he made ut shortest notice in the most
scientific manner.
These, with other Cool. which we can obtain at
Boston, New York, Baltimore and Philadelphia
will give our customers the same tctiv, in maxim
purchases ~ If residing in large cities, and many
articles at less price, Ga, the large rents force then
them there To- charge more, while we are undcl
comparative light cNpcusc)
With our experience in whulc,niinc Foreign an.
Domestic floods, Gone Of the firm having been the
| last five years in large Importing HOUSED we IL
max" bold To .Iy that our opportunities for huviu.
| goods are surpassed by none, and we ccrtaiu!,
| should Ice dull scholars il our lesson hal not beer
| well learnt by this time.
| As regards prices, our customers are to bc tn
| judges whether the good, are cheaper not Button
| thing we do urge, that YOU will call and examine
our stock aud always feel that you have rerlcc
right ,o to do, whether you purchase or not. An
with politcucss, strict attention ami puuctuality t
| business, We hope ere long To- meet with goo
| share of public patronage. Respectfully,
IlOrCIlKISS 4 JELLTSON.
| dIwU lj2 CUuR,u :
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Sparhawk Rice's Estate.

STATE OF NEEMONT.} The Honorable the
District of thittcndcn, S.. Probate Court for the
District OF Chittcudrn, To all persons interested in
the estate of SpaIhawk Rice, late Of Wcstford in
sail District, deceased, GREErING.
WHEREAS, said Court hath assigned the
?h day of May next for the settlement of the adj
mlustration account Of tho Executors Of the last
will and Testament uf Sparhawk Rice, late of West.
ford in said District, deceased, and ordered that
public notice thereof he given to all persons 10
terestcd in aid estate, by publishing this rider
three weeks successfully previous to tho day
signed, in the FREQ Press. printed in Burlington, in
said District.
Therefore, you arc hereby notified to appear Al
the Probate Court rooms in Burlington, on the day
assigned then and there to contest the allowance of
said account if you see cause.
Given under my hand this gath day Of March,
A. b. 1856.
D. FRENCH Register.
4ul
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Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Nerbenas.

FENlE subscriber would invite tho attention Of
Florists and all lovers OF this beautiful bed.
ding plant, to his choice and extensive collection
comprising upwards Of T5rss H,13r,} Igrolts,
and including the cream Of both Home and foreign
production. Among thou are the following
Madame Mcllicr King of Scarlcts, Eblousant
Mrs. ID. Nissuu, Madame Lemmuunicr, Pet Anna
c. Mowatt, Fair American, Ihalia, Triumphant,
Blue Bonnet, Admiration, Hyperion and those
superb dark varieties, ucle Tom, and Black War
rier, also many uthors, description of which may
be found in the subscribers descriptive catalogue,
now ready, which will he forwarded free to all
applicants Persons m want of a choice selection
of the above named plants are respectfully invited
to send Tor one of the subscribers Catalogues before
purchasing elsewhere, he devote. his entire time
and attention to the exclusive culture of NerhcnAs,
lie feels confident that he give entire satisac-
ton, Address, DEXTER SNOW,
Chcopee, llampdcn Co, Mass
Nrr-N, 70. 1855. ltw2w
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II Ma. FirLNoRE N Omo.--rhe american
S.lte Council Of Ohio, at Cincinnati on the
III, after Il strong debate rpud,atcd the
nominations Of Fillmore and Donclson So
they 60.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-03-28

The Trijme's Washington Correspondent
telcrraphs "Mr. Vanderbilt lad conyersati -
with the Secretary of State yesterday and
with the President this morning. one sug-
gestion was to blockade Juan but the course
was rejected as it would interfere with Amer
lean and Foreign Commerce. When the case
is fully presented it will be investigated with
Il view Of securing justice so far as the gov
crnmcnt can properly afford relief or protcc-
ton"
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ONLY ONE DRLCE
Il T. M o V A l. ,

PATE Il RACHEL HI' T'rbS :.
Just Received at tho BEE HIVE.
Nov. %, dGwtf