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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-11
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EAR. KINTBALL, PROFESSOR OF CHRONlG
8 , DISEASE. and NATURES ASSISTANT, for the
Of Consumption and Blood Diseases Office and
Residence, Front So, WORCESTER MASS
DR. Kimball pays special attention 10 the cure Of Con-
sumption Bronchitis, Asthma Diseases Of the Throat
Liver Heart Spleen and Skin. Scroula Eryspelas Salt
Rheum, Canker and Cancer Humors, and tie all gone
Ieelng Of the Stomach. Now these each or all combined
lead directly to Consumption. Now here is a remedy
our medicine will yOuno but a number, for
marx, no one medicine everything Our medicines
are purely Vegeab e; they Eiture'5 remedies and
they act with certainty. They are perfectly harmless
e ause tey act IN harmony with natures laws.
nature IN her struggle against disease; therefore the pa
Cnt cannot take them without decided benefit To the
aincea we say come, we will tell yoa how you are-what
your disease IS the remedies that will cure YOU and nut
you on the road to health and usefulness We c1re many
that are given up to die.
THERE'S no branch Of Medical science 81 negecte a
bad and corrupt iIunors The nature and to1dsncu If
humor is dlsOTgaHtzaoR, cOrrtpt0n deztb. hence we
say to all thus afflicted, you value health qDd jf rot
rid of that humHr Our remedies will eradicate H. f,,7
the system, purify the blood and HEALTH is the conse
quence.
We say then Consumption can be cured Humors
can be cured Come and see the Doctor. Advice free.
Dr. Kimba may be consulted in all cases however pri-
vate, by either married single with perfect confidence
n. B. Particular attention paid to all Female Com
plants, Weaknesses Suppressions Difficulties Piles &c
Tho afflicted with the Piles, if they will follow my
directions may be assured Of The unfortunate
will find in Dr.. Kmball a scientific friend
Dr. Ktmbal will wait any that wish at their resi-
deuces, any hour of the day or night.
Medicines sent to any Of the country by addressing
L. KIMBALL 81. D.,7 Front Street, forester, Mass.
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o ICE TO THE SICI
DIES. HILL. & IASEPH

In Offering to the community their Justly celebrated rem
edies for chronic and diseases Of long standing do
not wish to tre with the life health of the afflicted
but simply to lay before them the testimonials of NUM-
bei of respectable ladies gentlemen from which the
suffering can judge for themselves. The Doctors pledge
themselves not to make any wild assertions or alye sta
ments of the efficacy Of thermedcines nor will they hold
out any hope to suffering humanity which facts will not
warrant A few testimonials here given, and the
doctors solicit inquiry from afflicted into all they
publish, feeling assured that they will find them perfectly
reliable an their medicines worthy of their confidence
and patronage.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-11

DRs HILL h JAsEPH-Srs: 1 will say that your medi-
cine has benefited me much My health is much better
th+h IL was when commenced taking it. [ think it will
cure me- have not been troubled with the pain in nv
mead but once since taking your medicine The distress
between my shoulders has all passed away Thinking
ihat you might Ike to hear how 1 getting along
nave taken the liberty address these lines to Won
remain SIR yours respectfully, Mrs. G C.
Rutland, Nov. 3, 1854. div ma
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Testimony Of a number Of Ladies and Gentlemen
DRs. HILL JAsgPH-Dear Srs: This is to certify tina
my case was one of very bad humor in the blood but
can truly say that yoIr valuable medicines have cured
me- and recommend all that are sick to call upon you,
Worcester Mass. ~ - -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-11

lust RECEIYED-A large lot Of aann,s
~ FRENCH BOOTS and SHOES Calf and Patent
Leather, OF every Fate8' @ho ot nale ~ Bouton prices
by obO.L. ALLEN,
mylS DIST briney Row.
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Rcol Gstate.

ENOR SALE-oNE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL.
Il LY LOCATED
B u L DT ING TS!!
In this city situated at corner of Grown and Chatham
Streets containing about 5000 square feet Of land For
particulars inquire of
So Oft E ~ u I5o Main st.
G. FARM FOR SALE.-That valuable es
MIA. tate in Auburn miles fir I'M this office, well known
the Baird Place. be had for cash. credit or
city property. For further particulars invuire of p
KN0WLf0N, at Goulding's Planning Mill, or S. KNoWL-
ION, on the premises. my1 diff
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This certifes that my wife was afflicted with weak
ness or general debility. Hill Il Jaseph's medicines
ouIoa ueE. j. u. b.
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Omnibnses.
NEW WORCESTER a LINCOLN So
o M N / - u s.

CHANGE on TIME.-Mondsy June o, 1860.
Leaves New Worcester,
At 4, 81, and l0t, A. NJ, and IL, 80, 81, TPM.
Leaves Lincoln Square,
At " %, and IL, A. NJ, and n, ~, and 9, p. NJ
Leave Harrington Go ner at 2, p. M.
Leaves Harrington Corner for New Worcester min.
utea after leaving IAncon Square
SUNDAYS.
returning ii the close Of meetngn. - - ~
~ Fare each way, q a eents
jes du L. D STONE. Proprietor
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V'RY DIR. CLogGH,s COLUMBIAN

P1LLS!
These Pulls are getting wonderful SALE for new thing
market, the reason they cure disease SO certainly
Dyspepsia Liver Complain, Headache Costiyeness plea
Nervousness, and especially
FOR FEMALEs TO USE
under ali delicate circumstance these Pills are the mos
mild innocent and certain Of any medicine ever diseov
cred The proprietor is willing 10 forfeit the medicine In
all cases II the Pills do not give satisfaction when faith.
fully used. Powerful drostic purgatives generally dc
more hurt than good; but these Pills such an ar
ticle they very mild and gentle but powerful 10 ex
pei and cure disease and every family would do well 70
keep them the house for in preference any other
medicine. Try these Pills, by all means Sold in Wor
cester by d. Scott O. r. Spur j. Green and all medicine
dealers everywhere BUR- FOSTER Boston, slusBv
no dawH
NATISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
Wv CHERRY--Ror sale by
GEO. Il sPUBB, 2Ol Main 81.
Geo. Il. SPURk, sole agent for Prof Wood
IN Hair Restorative, 201 Main st.
GPERM AND WHALE OIL
- 5000 gallons Winter Sperm Oh,
5000 Spring
10000 Bieached Winter Whale Oil,
For sale by as A. j. HOWE,
Worcester Bank Block
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Il. M l. A M b.
ga WATCH ES SO
&AVs- JP AND S8E--I Al
@SsESSEG JEWE LRY ,&-G-s<g#,

The public are invited to examine the great variety Of
Fine Gold and Silver Watches in store 81 3 Main st.
Harrington Corner) The subscriber giving particular
attention to this branch of his business is confident that
he and offer inducements to purchasers worthy
of their notice.
FAn Watches sold at this establishment are warrant
ed to prove recommended perfect satisfaction will
be given.
All descriptions of Ladies and Gentemens Jewelry,
such Gold Guard Vest and Fob Chains Gold Writing
Pens (the best in the country Lockets, Pencils and Fin
ger Rings; a choice variety of Godd Stone, Mosaic
and Cameo Pins Ear Knobs and Drops Sci ali of which
will be sold at the LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH.
n, B-Partnnar attention given to fine Watch Re
f29 6awtf 275 Main street
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TWO POLIT ICIANS OF EVERY
II STRIPE.-Have you bet HAT on the success Of
your avore candidate! Have you any Hats pay that
you have bet and lost any previous election? If So
gentlemen, is the time to buy Hats half their
real value the subscriber is determined reduce his
stock previous to August 18TH Please look the follow.
ng list of articles and prices:
LIST quality BLACK DRESS HATS a little out of fash.
ion, s.; I'd quality, So so; Sd quality, 81 373.
very large assortment of CAPS at prices which defy
all competition-varying from II to 62cents.
Also On hand, felO against various persons
the cash on which would be very acceptable.
Please call, to buy or pay up, at 1913 Main Street,
FIRST door south the Post Office.
Jy1O daw J.H. KNIGHTS.
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hJvARM LAMBS FOR SALE.-THB ILL
A' NoIS CENTRAL R. r. COMPANY is now pre-
pared to sell about
TwO Millions of Acres
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS!!

10 Hanover St........................B Boston,
Opposite Elm Street (under American Housed
Boston, Sept. IL. 1856. dam
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-26
PPocssdirss ofTe.Day.

In the Senate, to-day, the bill introduced
yesterday, to repeal certain laws of the Ter
ritorial Legislature of Kansas, was debated
by Messrs Weller and Bayard for it's enact
ment, and Messrs. Mason, Butler, and Brown
against it, with few remarks from Mr. Cas-
contendirg that Congress has the right to cor.
rect improper territorial legislation.
In the House, Mr., Simmons presented q
majority report from the select committee on
the recent fracas between Messrs. McMullin
and Granger; and Mr.. Smith, of Virginia,
presented minority report from the same
committee, which having been read for in.
formation, together with the resolu tiuns &C.
companyiDg them, both of which recommended
the House to discuss the subject.
Mr.. Campbell, Of Ohio, moved to adjourn.
Not agreed to.
Mr.. Letcher moved the printing of ten thou.
sand extra copies of tho above described re.
ports; referred to the Printing Commit
Mr. Harris of Md, moved to take up the
private bills not finally disposed of at the las,
session. Objection made ard ruled out OF order
The regular order Of business being insisted
on, and few resolutions were Intellectually
introduced
Mr.. Cobb, of Ga, then moved to adjourn.
Mr.. Wash6urn, Of Ill, moved to adjourn
until Friday next; not agreed to.
The question was being put on the motion tc
adjourn until Tomorrow by yeas and NAYS as
the Star went to press.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE
GEORGETOWN, August q. I85

oEoRGEToWN, august ~, 1896.
Our city continues unusually quiet. There
is smoothing floating in the political or CONNER
cial atmosphere worthy of public notice The
unusually cool weather flor August induces
many to anticipate an early fall, and has set
our merchants generally to work preparing
fox its trade. Our would be politicians have
become unusually quiet, and everything is
again moving on in very commenda able man
ner.
We have been quested to say that the con-
tract for furnishing the poor Of our city with
wood was awarded to Mr. L. Williams at
So Is instead of SIS As
We hear many complaints among the mem
berS IF some Of our churches about the disor
DERBY conduct Of a few young mon, who are in
tho habit of visiting them on Sunday nights,
seemingly for no other purpose than to annoy
the preacher and eongreg cation. At the Meth
0dIst church, on Sunday light last, several
(a1l Of whom ere kncwn) behaved in such an
outrageous u anner that it was with some diff
fcuity the minister could get along with his
discourse
The colored folks-members of Mount Zion
Methodist Church-had fine time Of it at
their dinner In the woods Of Mr. Lyons yes
to-day. The company was very large, and
the most commendable quiet and good order
III.
were handsomely spread, and we'll filled with
almost every dcliceoy calculated to satisfy q
hungry soul. Ihe proceeds 20 TO the benefit
of their house of worship, which is now under.
going thorough renovation and remodeliny
We would advise those who have occasion
to leave their premises early in the morning
to lock the doors before leaving This morning
about light, Dir John Paxton got up to 90 70
market, but having frequently, as he supposed
missed butter, DO, out of his cellar ccnc!udcd
10 watch his premises awhile before leaving.
very soon he discovered G. girl (white) enter
tae house, and soon after come out with some
six or eight pounds cf butter Mr.. p. pursued
and caught the young thief and obtained hi
butter. Upon questioning her she admitted
that she had been in the habit of robbiny his
premises OF such articles every other day. and
that she mad been sent TO do SO by her father
We have been requested, by some of the
fruit and vegetable dealers in our market 20
CAL the attention Of the clerk Of the market
to the very diminutire size of some of the
measures now In use. We hOre this evil will
be rectified at once. Prices are rather too
biting just now to admit IF anything in the
way ot sholt measure Why don't our corpo-
ration pass law similar to the one in Wash
ingtop, ard drive out Of use all the funnel.ton
peck and half peck measures that arc now So
common.
Since our last report, -four and grain have
boon quite active, Ut an advance OF l2Ic. per
Dbl On the former article, ard 7aIOc ner
bushel on the latter.
Arrived-SchTs. James and S. mueI, Potter
New YOrk,..t to Swanton Coal COMPANY: Mari.
eta Burr, Nckcrsop, Boston, to Hartley q
Bro; Ring Dove, Palmer, PHILADELPHIA. to
hyde q Davidson (; steamer Columbia, Har.
per, Baltimore. do. SPECTATOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-26
POLITICAL ITEMS.

There is report current that Mr. Blair, of
St. Louis, contemplates resignipg his seat, so
as to be free to take the stump for Fremont
Thomas II. Benton, Jr who lives in Iowa,
and was lately Democratic Superintendent of
Education in that State, is out for Fremont
Hon J. c. Breckenridge is announced to
speak at the Tippecanoe battle ground on the
81 Of September, and at Columbus on the Goth
The Albany Atlas and Argus gives the fol-
lowing obituary notice of late Fillmore paper
" The Albany State Register has been dis
continued by its publishers. 1t was discon-
tinued some time ago by it's readers +"
The Republicans of Ohio are NOMINATING
their present members of Congress for re-elec-
ton. Messrs Il. Wade, Giddings, Sherman,
Galloway, Campbell, Emrie, Stanton, Mott,
Eliss, and Albright have been re-nominated.
The Indianapolis Sentinel states that the
following gentlemen have accepted Invitations
to be present at the Tippecanoo Battle Ground
on the 81 of September next, when a grand
Democratic meeting comes off: Hon John G
breckenridge, Hon Stephen A Douglas, Jas
B. Clay, Col. X. B Carpenter, of Illinois,
George McComas, of Virginia, and Hon. T. ].
Litt!ejohn, of Michigan.
The Chicago Journal says, on the occasion
of Mr.. Durlingame's speech at Metropolitan
Hall, in that city, on Wednesday night, Hon
Aho"no L Az lato Vi hetucHy, Dut now
citizen of Chicago, was called out, and made
a brief speech, in the course of which he an.
nouDced his determination to support Fremont
and Dayton.
Ore of the New York papers states that on
application to the Mercantile Library of that
city for the Congressional Globe Of 1850. con.
tanning the record OF Fremcrt's short career
in the United States Senate, i. vas ascertaiued
that the bound copy had been taken out by
editors of the Tribune; and, further, that thew
have detained it for some time No other pub.
lie library in the city has the volume.
new method of cheap advertising hes
lately been introduced. 4 shopkeeper will
send letter to a partisan newspaper, giving
the street, number and business in which he
is occupied, together with a registration Of
votes taken at his store, always placing the
particular candidate which the papcr supports
largely in the majority. The editor snaps at
the bait, and the shOpkeeper secures an ad.
vertiSemcnt gratis
1t is stated that among the NJ any stauncb
old line Wigs who are opposed to the cleo.
nGn OF Colonel Fremont is General Scott
That gallant veteran is undoubtedly too true
friend to the Union, which he has so lone
served with eminent distinction and credit, re
countenance faction which proposes Z, erase
from our national flag fifteen stars, and whose
leaders are well known abolitionists and dis
unionists.-C Inquirer, August q.
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A NINE Dkysi Tn.

NIsE DAYS TRANCE.-Two weeks ago We
mentioned the fact of the mysterious disap.
pearance from the dramatic troupe of T.. n.
Harris, while at Wiiloughby, Of Adolpbus
drater His disappearance was sudden and
lnexplicable, leaving all his clothing and
other effects After nine days absence, be
turned up IN the waters of Lake Erie, few
rods FROM shore, struggling to keen from s,nh
ing. He says he is uncon scious of what t,ans
PRED since he left the company at WiIloughby.
III he found himself struggling in the water
lie soon gained the shore, and found house
where he was cared for, but where he was or
how he came there was more than he knev'
He had been in a trance or somnnmbulisti.
state for nine days.-PatnesUiHs Tsieernp6
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SPIRIT OF TRs MORNING. PRESS

The LuteiligsHeey medestly valves its clsiu
to the paternity Of the idea of settling the
difficulty between tho. two Houses over the
army appropriation bill by the assumption OF
the power, on the part of Congress, to deter
mine which laws CT the Kansas Legislature
are constitutional, and which are not; and
publishes some columns Of extracts to show
that bloodshed is the order of the day in the
Territory.
The Union argues that Lanes present raid
upon Kansas, at the head of his army OF rag
mullins, was tiaed so as to be in precise con-
cert with the current raid Of his friends in
Congress on the Constitution and the Govern
ment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-26

ShAVING MADE EAsY.-Wot your shaving
brush IN either warm or cold water, pour On
two or three drops Of "Belm of Thousand
Flowers" rub the beard we'll and it will m e q
beautiful soft lather much facilitating the
operation Of shaving. Price only Fifty Cents.
For sale at Shillington's, agent for Washing:
ton, and all druggists -v-
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"FREMoNT A NATIVE OF CANADA .''-JJpde r
this head the New York Citizen states. on the
authority Of a reliable correspondent
Z" There seems to be the most positive infor.
nation that the Black "Republican'' party
have made q blunder in their nomination q
Fremont. A gentleman residing in the neigh
self when a lad, in Montreal, Lower Canada
Of which city he is supposed to be a native
Further information anon"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-26

Iva p1ndence Of Thomas Moore. Vols and 8
Edited by Lord John X usseu. London
Humorous Poetry Of the English language
vol.
History OF the University OF Virginia. vol
Svo.
Tu,ier's History Of the United States. vol 1.
Linda or The Young Pilot; by Mrs. Hentz.
Robert Graham; by Mrs. Bentz
Planters orthern Bride; bv Mrs Hentz
Rena; or The Snow Bird by Mrs. Rentz
Marcus Warland; by Mrs. Hentz
Foline or Magnolia Vale; by Mrs. HEM
Helen and Arthur; by Mrs Hen
au 20 FRANCE TAYLOR
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QUITE RIGHT.-On Saturday night Mr.. Thos
Hyer positively refused to make a match f.,
SIS, 900 to fight Mr.. Dominick Bradley. OF
Philadelphia. Hyer declined to fight on any
terms, and politely sent the chalIengcrs about
their business The rumors of this match.
have kept the fancy" in fever for some
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

In the Senate, yesterday, after we went to
press, message was received from the House
announcing tho death of the late Hon James
Moacham, of Vermont, and after Messrs. Foot
and Douglas pronounced appropriate eulogics
upon the deceased, and the resolutions of con-
dolence usual upon such occasions, were
passed, they adjourned over until this morn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-26
MISS HEWITr'S
ENGLISH ANO FRENCH BOARDING
AND DAY SCHOOL,

No. 2l5 Fstreet, bctUeen 1ith aud 15th
rIlHE SCHOLASTIC YEAR COMMENCES
IL the 6rst Monday in September, and ends the
last Friday 10 Jun-, and is divided into two
sions
The PRIME pal Will be assisted by the n ost com
everyf City offered for pursuing Music and al
The various branches Of modem accom- 5l!s b.
ments.
For further particulars, terms, &C., see Circu-
cipal au 1854 eoif
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NbULESALE PAPEK WAHEHOUSB.
VyNaR UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
informs the public that he has taken the store
room in Polkinhorn's new Buildings, No 377 ID
street. between 9th ami eth. for the purpose OF
commencing the WHOLESALE PAPER COM
MISSION BUSINESS.
He has now on hand, and fhr ugh his arrange
ments with some of the largest firms at the North
Is constantly receiving, large lots Of Printing
Writing and other PAPERS. which he is selling
a. manufacturers prices.
Those dealing In the articles would 10 well 10
call, before purchasing elsewhere.
au 6-eo6t EDWARD TOWERS.
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Excursion to the Great Falls,


THE PUBLIC Is RESPEC TFULLY
Il informed that the second 6randexe~-uTTUt
Military and Civic Excursion ofs3ss7 9.=kSE<=
the WASHINGTON HIGH LANDED vii D.
given to the above place On TUESDAY next, the
I'd of Sept mber, 1856.
The Committee OF Arrangements pledge them
selves to spare no pains to make this FL cursion
one Of the most agreeable OF the season, and
insure satisfaction 10 all those who NAV honor
them with their company.
the Boat will leave Ritter's Wharf, George.
Town, at SH O'Clock a. m, returning at asona-
BILE hour In the evening.
An experienced Caterer has been secured, who
Will furnish meals at lowest city prices and no eI
ira charge
Eeputa's Celebrated Brass and Cotillion Band
has beea engaged for the occasion, and a double
relay OF RoIses guaranteed by the proprietors Of
the Boat
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; to be had of the
Commi tee and Members Of the Company
Coplmi'tes Of Arrangemenfs.
Capt Watt, Lieut. Campbell,
Lieut Balm, Lieut. Reynelds,
Mr. Lacey, Mr. w Flood
au 20 y 30 Sept
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MRS. q, II. SMITH.

400 ID street north, betrsen 6th and 7tk,
QEGS LEAVE TO INFORM THE LADIES
- VI Washington, Georgetown, and vicinity
that she is prepare TO give inst uction in classes
and private lessons, Ia the art OF MAKING WAX
FLOWERS and VASES. Also, Wax Fruit and
ornamental Leather worx.
Ladies wishing to avail themselves OF this Cd
portunity Of acquiring a most beautiful accom-
plistmsDt will please call early ss possible as
Mrs >. does not contemplate remaining long In
the city.
Wax Flowers In Glasses, per term Of u les
Sonb Sd
Wax init in Glasses, Per term OF II lessons 5
Leather w ork In Glasses, per term Of lesscr %
Private Lessons 81 each-Veses $40.
Boquets aud Vases, Wreaths, single Flowers
&c, for sale, or made to order au DC om
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-26

DEAR Fruit Peers are said to bs selling
In Cnieago, Ill at Is cents a piece, or only
seven for 81. = -
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The Pair.-We learn from Mr. Greenwood
that in recently pairing him off with some
other member in case he OR. desired to
vote of late, Mr. Bennett, Of New York car.
ried out the understanding existing between
them, ere Mr.. q left Washington some DAYS
ago. We learn, further, that Mr.. Bennett, on
selecting M. Meacbam as a pair for Mr..
Greenwood, was under the impression that bis
health was not worse than it had boon for
some months past, and that he would soon
again be at his post here, which we know to
have been the impression prevalent among the
late Mr NJ. e Immediate personal friends here
These facts entirely exonerate Mr.. Bennett.
We are happy to say, from any suspicion of
failing scrupulousiy to regard his late obIiga
ton to MIR. Greenwood in the matter of pail
ing of with him.
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Office at st Louis, Mo, Thomas Walsh, vice
Geo. j. Bassett, removed.