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LONGEVITY IN PAxToN.-of sixteen persons
who have died in Paxton since the LIST of May
last, eight were above "a years of age, and four
above 80. Among those deceased the year previ-
GUS to that date, two were above 90 years of age.
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remain, respectfully, &c.
7 n DTrDRTNr


Ohronlc ana OonsnmptiVe PLY sician.
Office No. 80 Bromdeld street Boston, where can be
consulted dsily from m, to p. m. Consultation
and medicine fee Sl0 dispa ched per express all over
the United States and Canada receipt No letter
swered without the specified enclosure
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-11

The Bristol County (Mass.) Agricultural Socie-
ty have offered three premiums for the best three
crops of Chinese sugar cane, to be raised this
Summer-the ground not to be less than quar-
ter of an acre, and the premiums $40, $50 and
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-11

The Ben. Flagg farm, in Tatnuck, of sixty
acres, will be sold by Mr.. Vail, on Tuesday next,
in lots TO suit purchasers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-11

Our readers will be glad to learn that an ar
rangement has been made for WENDELL PHIL
LIPS to speak upon the bred Scott decision, at
Mechanics Hall, on Sunday evening, April 10.
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If Mr.. james Fay, who advertised lost wal
let, will call at this office, he may obtain it,
money and papers all safe, and nothing to pay.
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Our readers will please notice the advertise
ment of Messrs. 7. Wheelock & Co., in another
column. .
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WORCESTER WEST AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The annual meeting ofthis society will be held at
the Town Hall, in Barre, next Monday.
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DR.. HurrtE. Dentist having assncatta with tim
tel DR. TRACY (who has been engaged with him for
ne last Eve yaars) hereafter the b1sinrss win he con.
Quoted a. ne old stand Of Dr. Harris uudsi the arm Of
gJSy l. $500 HARRIs TRACY
Inc Undersigned are making ARTl FICIAL TEETH
hrst quality
Ihey also give special attention to the treatment Of com.
PIcated diseases Of the teeth and mouth
FROM The great success they have had In alnq teeth
lne nerve has become exposed, thoy warranted
IN assuring the public that number OF lhe trou
osome teeth condemned as woFthessc by their method
Of treatmen be restored to health and useuness and
heir natural beauty.
Persons that have had teeth treated bv their method
speak WIN great enthusiasm Of the lasting benehts and
comforts derived from IT,
a Az those wishing operations In Dentistry, ean have
them performed In The most thorough md acieuiia &
NV, HARRIS h TRhOYe
UA uu 1bg Main IA
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81 and 90 Front are receiving FROM different tur
ng Mills, the Sing brands of Flour which they vii
ell al The log ~ prise Quarry Mills, Samuel 2
Ety. Louis Cltkgf stone, h II. Beach, lartland
NIL g. Delphi MtlttsImere' Mills and many other brands
and Meh Beans, Butter, &c. Also. Lime o. meat Oh
cine Plaster, Ground Plaster Timothy and Glover sed
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ExpERIENcE AND CLOSE ATTENTION
MANUFACTURE or OUR GARMENTS,
Enables us to produce the most thorough made


MANUFACTURE OF OUR GARMENTS.
Enables us to produce the most thorough made
% q l. o 4 H N q 2
In ahe Country.
And in style and ht OF Garments we can truly saw
ne are unsurpassed. We warrant az goods to re az
represented, and the be relied upon. We
hsve an excellent assortment Of
IRON ~ 90 to SIS
Shuef Ooduss 80. ..-.-....-....-. g
rants deaEJ Weoien-.' .-....-..... 90
UNI ERSHiRTs and pRAWBRs, large assortment
at extremely low prices.
GENTS SHAWIS, at abouthsH price
In our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. we have a verv large
assortment of
uver- Coatlngs, Pent Goods, and Yestings
on all grades from the coaTser article 10 the finest
fabric, in rich and elegant sy es which will be made to
ofder IN style to suit your taste and the most
thorough maauer. The liberal patronage We have re-
ceiyed for the last ten years. We hay
dealt fairly with all customers, and we would say 10
those who have uever sded with us and examine
our goods before purchasing elsewhere
LUTHER'S CLOTHING HOUSE
No. Lincciu HOnse Block.
sz4 daWtf
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RETURNNG.-We understand that the friends
of Rev. W. W. Rowland, missionary at Ceylon,
have received letters from him. da ted at Column
DO, (the Southern extremity of the island) Febru-
airy Is, stating that he and his femily were thus
far on their way home. They were making in
quirles about passage from that place. Itseem-
ed probable that they might be obliged to go by
way of England, inlwhch case they would expect
to arrive in this country sometime in June. Mr..
and MIS-. H., with their six children, in usual
health, and were stopping at Columbo, in an un-
occupied house of the Church missionaries.
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THE PEoPLE's CoNcERT.-The advantages of
having such hall as the Mechanics, are mani.
Testing themselves very decidedly, in accommo.
dating audiences so large, that people may attend
the frst-class entertainments forirom one.fourth
to one half only, of the prices they have hereto
fore had to pay for those of the same class. The
Mendelssohn Quintette Club will give one of their
best concerts, at Mechanics Hall, this afternoon,
assisted by Mrs. Wentworth. The programme is
an excellent one, and single tickets are sold at %
ceuts, and packages of five for FIFTY CENTS.
This very low rate will afford an opportunity for
aohole families to attend, children and ALL See
advertisement
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RECIPE THAT RARELY EVER FAILS TO CURE
COLD. Now, while winter, with Its burthen of colds
and coughs, is with think remedy that will re
leye such vistatons should be highly priced, and all
who know the worth of this remedy will do as we do
prize it doubly Take double dose of Dr. sonford's
Invgoator and will give greater relief than any other
medicine tried for have rarely to repeat the
dose to be entirely free from cough, and the
lungs have time to throw of the collected maer the
is complete. As family dicne, for the of Bowel
Diseases, Worms, Deragement Of the Stomach and Liv
er, wo can recommend it knowingly.
Professor Wool's Hair Restorative sold by j. O. Hill
KallistOn, or Oriental Water. sold by J. Q Hill.
Minim Roux, for toothache, sold by Q Hill.
Butter of Cocoa, fol chapped lips, Sold by j. @ Hill
Whtcomb's Remedy for Asthma, sold by J. Q Hill.
Oriental Tooth Wash, sold by Q Hill.
Balm Of Thousand Flowers, sold by J. @ Hill
J. Q HILL. ApothCcary,
Mechanics Hail. Worcester.
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Good Fhiua.- butter OF Cocoa FOR Chained
Lips Troublesome things chapped lips, Butter Of Cocoa
wih cure them. Night AID mlfning apply Butter
Cocoa TO chapped lips and 1t will cure then Bnttr Of
Goa lor sale, wholesale aud reta !, by j. q HILL
Arllhecaryi Mechanics Hal, Woceater, Mass
ITO dtt1 fsa
= seed, Secd,-.r,nothy, Glover 0ed Top. az White
over beed, for sale by DRAPER A oil ok,
APPS d8w oS All oe Sfont street.
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In our CUSTOM DrpARgNTrT, We have vsry lsrg,
LUTHER's CLOTHING HOUSE
No. Li~ceiu HOnHe Block.
ga 1atytf
4 BEAETIEuA 81 a. EgATrs.

BE$TItuL HEAD ia EzAIE.
'%hgg8nproycd Rosemary, as mex m3le by
]. Keel Spalding, combines cyerySssAg lin
o9'5pii$eg) required to give riehnes sAsauty,
ga eleganSs to the hair. 1t ncakSnd Nean,
Ice from all'Niiurious minerals g d oils, Nd
eAn do no possible harm. The ped PINE is den
icate and agreeable. We advise an TO use L
who desire q clean, healthy scalp, and beauti-
full head of hair
"For forcing the growth of the hair, prevent
ing its falling off, and restoring it to bald
places, the Rosemary has probably been used
with as much success as any known article.
81. RUSSELL SPALDINo, 27 fremont Street
(opp' Museum Boston, Mass, proprietor"
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TIE --LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the Worcester Daily Spy.


By the American Telegraph Cempany's Printing Lines.
Oiee in Gen. raj Express Oee. lincoln House BLOCK.
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= MINIM RoUx,

.r,,o ~ :, CHAPLIN 4 DADMUN,
ALIUhNEIS 4 COUNSBLLORS AZ Law
NI I q Worcester Bank Block, Worcester, Mass.
api an AFFLHioh DApAVN'
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From MExIco.--The New Orleans papers
contain details of MEXICAN news to the 10th
ultimo.
The new Constitution was promulgated
March llth.
The Vera Cruz diligence was robbed al
Acajeia, and, alter taking $500 from holy
father, who was one of the passengers the
robbers compelled him to give them absolu.
ton.
~ Monitor says Santa Anna is in constant
Ties.
The rejection Of the Forsyth treaties had
not transpired at the capital up to the l4th.
A rumor that they had been accepted, caused
great Joy.
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=,
W eaou nave sa' s"ni' minutes WIN
ny pm -usfFnneu ~ 'he ar aoo'en ~! palsf'
nave 'sVh "epa''''e ueiea.s Poi"'' an
70 position, lou "h' fsrhap" teca"H
mat one OF amy FORESTER rNfosh h''e
Sktten'@ vas .niitiei lucy pa,'@'
No" !, bspPhs 'ha' ''' RAJ im'i'r " W"
hrr"'h' oi 'he over "u' 'aie "hich ! AN
,hont 10 do nyseii TIE honor o' clatlng 10
yod- was no other 'han i.ncy Du'ton- snail
ron h'r o' ~r hfigh' righ'--e"t"pa hrr !"
wear ""mS 10 R"e' p'Fnase my sister
a"'hot gave tu. "a'ne !" one "' .er h'Hi
,'Fe''ii"n,' >hsii J sacr''ice trhih 70 deiicaey'
MA, TOE fu's,lon' ~" on sad no.
dii you a"'' ih'n i'"'y' i"'ei pu't"h H'
u '"
some h''t rHrs s''''' ~ 'hf interior ~
n'F "eHn''ioi STATE New f"fS' Ds"i The
Ih,lE-f :" our her"'oe-ah h"'i's' ana r-pS~
e'h'r 'ar"~f u" ia' oo' w" eh'hir''---
t'net nome gr' "' nhe"7i'' s'fi fdtn'
t'ar OF ,Vo yoah2T- me mr., mm'n sss
~'nnhgi' rather ,hsf -'t'klns'y hani''nl
haT unhnF o'-T ''"T !" US "f'"u|
Fe-' slHl n9ni'he eren,'s' "efe cpn"'ai''i an
''nlnS'lo'le'i na'nre and heart NJ The d'+p
~ capaciiy ior loving. she sa' rrmsrkah'r
'f'm hef earliest c"idh'"H Tor f"N "
ihr'lhng and haunting sseeimr~
fdhn i'at'on vas 10" h'iilian an''pTh Z"
h'r SISTER = born beauty who-" prvrosa-
i've H p'''''nsS wa 20 nav NJ hrsspHi-'
'ae own ~ay' ~ all things AMI 81 all hn's.
An ''dn'g'nt m'h'f' a "'Hh n"'ter ana an
R'i.an -is''i ",'o ',a'. f''f, Ti7' '"'''i' ''I'-
'F'"nte' !" 70" rahn !" h'r NATURE not al hr>'
FrniarAai'~ i"f Anfe'h "f r'srn~i'l
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>as r,,~' ffaui hcY driicsas, sa'of,
Aud pni away bee IN htss a aaB
Aa,i Ia q toi,r A. Nv ard aefr
A. lutr . ngAi hspcr hfggtue'is pfs'rf
te, SNOW white ha,ds prrs-sj,
l.et hlaa eyes >holiered ~ tie hj,
Tho folded ,inen ua hel hrs-1
Iast sweliing with the charn~ u a,,,
Ani i,olg hpe le,lg ant hnw ~ 'inrs-,
Escapc,i hero Aed st,rsN tr'7,
whn-e step spsh the .sfth siit prVAs
i..As a ncn snoN.raAe, Nsito AEt mHt"
,s3 ihrn n ~ ,tanh, sc!i aud ~san.
Lake yosas spui, irvshic'm hesvss
'hr bowed hat slight AID matehles- iout,
,sd brahly nfa, I'd So he forgiven
nh, tod II -o,si- aus 1iied ~ ihesn
Srrd daily msrts itnm 81, thrnar
II she upoa hef bondea koess
uut haWst aud Pufe-i 0ne
Shf With ,tse 80 puf ani brHhi
". deem heF som. sweet ch ia OF ltht.
u she NTH Those SOFT elvs in tars
Dsr aner DAY IN bcf }oaNs year.
Nn.i kueel andugay pf ersos Irnw u,,s
NbA' iat. Ga a ei'ei acei hs,v W
Wow hardly Y she win nt heaven
Hil our silj errors l,a iorsisra
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s...,.l A..s..s. meet.

W. Ssss iran Hon ". Y. hps. VI tLs
ioilp~@z ps-ia! changes IL this 1ar,io',,
Js.a Is kissLkv. Postmaster q, Dsy.
ta,. nsso~p" tsnsi,, Vi. r. r L~ss ~
s'grsd
JAsss h1L, i's~tnsas,ss " LiiiLs ! alb,
i'~bioa eoiE,y. vsv u. \, TN Dani r
asosc5
ccnA u Mo~ss. st ws..yjs, poig.
s0aS,y vice b = wASIuxsss. sesigsej
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Just before be died. and after his recovcr

Just before be died. and after his rccoycry
was despaird Of, one Of his physicians aF-
preached his bedside. and asked how he found
himself Il feel Ike the jsckdaw in the
Church Ste.ple." was the strange reply.
The physician withdrew sadly from the b-l
side 10 another part Of the room, where some
members of the family were standing To-
ge,her, and shaking his head, confessed his
apprchensions that the brain OF the dying
statesman was affected, that the stately oak
was perishing u, the top. lie could sc no
method in the answer which his question NJ
ceived. One Of ladies present who knew
Mr.. Webster better. did not believe bis mind
WAS wandering and quietly stepping to the
bedside, asked him what he meant by say
ing be felt Ike the Jackdaw in the Church
Steple. why Cowper: don't you remem-
ber:' was the reply. She did remember
Cowper's delightful translation Of one Of
Vincent BonrDc's little poems, en,itled The
Jackdaw. From perusal oi copy of the
verses, which we annex, our readers may
perceive the perfect fitness and point N the
reply.
rHt JAckpAs.
There /. bird. who, by bis coat,
And By the hoarsene-s of his note
Nigh, be supposed a crow;
\ great frequenter of the church.
Where, bishop like, he finds perch
Aud dormitory too.
Above the steeple shines = plate.
That turns and turns, TO indicate
From what point blows the weather
n -.
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stu. Csn.,,,u,,o. " io~ IS
The following arr 'hn maio provs,o,s u
ii,e INV Constitution. rssspily torn~d b, .
Convention which met IN lows city

I, provides rfa biennial ~-,si,ns ii the
lcgislaiurr, sii nn VI" years ~ pf,'side,,-
tisi election they sie cbos8 IN tla day u
thai rincsion.., ,a other Years M the srcoBd
1,s-dsy dOcioast Nspbsss receive ihrvs,
dollars dsy. bod ,hrce dollars f3r rswy
t~ruiy nIib~ traSsl voinr b" and rtiJrping
from 'i.e asss,on Ihe s.enait slmll ipi con
siSi oi msfe ibne iiiy menlnss. nm the
Il~,s 81 JnoSr ihan ope hhairrd Tho
Go,truqf Ia 10 p,li Office fr tro years. IN.
f,esd NJ td't ~ IN the oii constitution A
state psna md branches mas he established.
all ii,e branches s,al bs leld tF thr fsiiure
Of any oDo n them. and, 10 cae d failure.
hiil.holfcr shall b. prrtfrvj ovfr otlsf cred
.'rs Every ss"et hol'lcf ~ sny ban. ny
cotpnrs'tGn .hsH h. ye.s,easlis ,iai,ie i.s AL
,ts debts, ! b. sat ii fyysrlrpeo' hs pr.
mancuily hxrd NJ For, i,ta Mons%. sfd the
atsie University AZ Iowa ciJ. There ~a.
great stroRrt sy the iseTmbl,ea,,~ 10 strike
on, the ~gJ rsh,ir ~ a qualification Gr
vo,rrs. IN ord~r 10 place negroes opn an
equality With the whites, bui iho .pfbIa~.,
uDh was 'lefaied By sin ina j1i',
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lhT tnid rhsrgr f ,itsbd Jury ny
" W prt auosii, 10 ''ar-na Nslsy. tab,
snn,o months siher. invoking ibe sryrwa
Iy-nal'isa ni ,he 10. against Tie ciinD uf p,
lygamy. slli i,e f,rsr,nbcf'sl by ol1 fcsdcts
Tie .Inlge has rlds'ssd a .'diir - ibo y.
Y Heroia utdrt date II Jsnrnry 80. ineos.
slym hr 81 .ngrr~ The iav Ia shieb
lr' ral.s.i ti attsEiion oi ti,. i.rsi~i Jary Sss
j rthta,' enacted ''y the bogisls'oro Utah
1crriiory by 'h Nor,pun- ,isu..sIyss tAosigb
n@ l,infdlI to- apply % ils,lr oNh iarn 81
l'~piHush.ss. .in'lgr l,nrxvoxb sr!,fs
that a.. ,s,l, ~ 81 ~ be- charge hss i,esn
rhs as'iis'sn "t bTaI proceedings sgsinst
man vh1 had married a onafr ,ot.ah. ~
laf ~ ,hr Hhiir fs4 rss coocrtD'rl ~ IN.
dicis,ei,i ~as lDusd
.lgige Dfussasp o,aphfas ,iS' p'~vIous
statement. ~hh reTrasi 10 'ie complete roD'
lrri Il Brigham Yoaag oyfr everything anil
evcrfbftiy 10 Ilab sid Ss!a
What ths ',oytrnme,lt viii d. sl,l, ti.s--s
tfaiwoua 'lspcradfss 1aspo' diyine, ba,
0rlRlg u 70 Dss,sss, nBlc's q dsG.rcn' course
j. paf'asd % sapf ,Mcers there who ran ID
no gofs W cSsr; can u, ibid AMI no
Nofrou ir,,ggi' o. ,nsficr w,l,nu; 10 Aid
a a stfaDg Afms Jh.s an sorry % 4ay
- tue. bat pFzfi "a esp~rsn~ has tsopht
~ tas solemn iFuih sn,eh ! deeply rcgrV,
Iis r-stl outrage 10 -at Lake tliy Ia
i tlse imft.nv 81 AtsHi nips hundred ffdnmsz
! ~ ia~, pDcip4l3y iytu sbd ,,J the aoysrg
! fssui, psg.tbsT sitb ii,s saisrs ns10fd ~ iiia
.apf'1n" 'DsTt assi sIi IL ayp1dsg,s. sss
~ 81 tie a9s' torrapi a,sl irss sJns',is ac;s
that ever committed 10 ii,e United stats
std ~ most charly dof.e aatirf The sder.
ads.cf and directions Of Cos Young. sip~o
df'y Il 70 ~ fis bs falh,hl, D,ycd.
b',r <iass p.sriiro 4 y 10 80 'lsi ~ by
!. u,o~, villain ,pay trxag,!ed aiyhT i,sa si,
risSriiT ols'ea iy h. sssps'rr'r faa.sH es.,
ih s.,H iis,Dn sasr atiy ~ "a, hat iac
! is2s % any - ~ mSl VIII so,ep; any
DIR e~ ps.,,ss, ~ LtsA. suirr tis plpiin
itfstssl "a M l.sr lsslsl, ~ an sdbsv al.
sauisrsiss. 90 ., ~ ussr tsrIi ;sa il ~
sspse'it isgtasi 'lin,i,i isa' -rsty aan "a
Lisb tsrItory s..<R hIs h. =, tls viii u
Bs,gL.s, y0is, s,-i 4 y s,,osly ~rrts,n
thai bse ,s.ly is. INT ~ b. ioIio~ev., svs
Asrst sfd badly .sofs s'~ssts u ,he 10
s,iigi.0is u ils Ansr.eah tsrn ID go7sD
I g,zfl alsl si;h01i ite aid Il tn s.A.,ary
l.ysff y, hiAs J. a.s m IL. ~ trgsrty u
s,i'mpi;eg 10 sf,fr~ sny lss ra< q, man
date 10 shisI Norma Il yariy w. ,iv
t~s~~fsss lbr i' tses,srais state ID
lhisrs n An,sriss '~sr p~.~r,ts.-.s tl.,-.
a. -toD'srn fats - ssy s'.d al Gsa ~dI
tssi y. ifv ~ SxpvH.n;
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.okrs SAD " 1855.

Csa Joas A. QrrrsAs sts be psssuAs1
With 'sss.cs Il ssivsr pl.As BY IL oGlssu
" ~ L 9. Army su t4t
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Ile Ae~ Yat janes. u ,iH s's, j'as'
iislyss ,is lo.iosmg ,s-jstsa, from " s.a,ns
tan.
In tsssi ss, .sa ID Mpas~s-s have i-sI,
.i,ypcissi " oasls,sse ,ie w,ih.jfs~ai ~ lspia
ts!l,sg siihin ,te probable ias n 'iS 'sil
rad foa,S. .-isb.,sbsi srslsr grants a Ton
g,rss Pre~mpien 'iajms b@sd spoo ~
,psi ~et,sgDsf,. a,d VA 6s spraisi,oo. nads
gp 3, ils iltss si,on ~ lis- ~ rog,~ vsrs
S,tniisiy spd 20 any ~ tn lands with,
drawn. oil ir alsDv~i ysoviAsi ,is ls~tI-
nonJ "a d'@ Aisi stpi.et Iis ed.o. ID
- aesiy tfeatfd Land U,.usis sa! b, -
tsbllslsd ct Bf0wsssiIis ., D.kot4h .Dl
y SsorSsxa
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EnElsr,, sud t,sas.-rhs.s >"tai ten-
ttittp..

/ Ne pcreclsc laaI sonso ID the ks''as
,cornais II rsf,s n,si l.aa,io1 ave lns'i,Ntias
comparisons ~ ,a the s.@,ai islat'oes oi the
iwo Vmu,r.rr Acconlnc H. the Paris
,Onsiitsiassi4s,. the mas,es IN tran,V enio,
much hiehcr euati'nu -; social ,micpS,'
,irtns' ,han the hewrt~ q, wn~i sed ,hedraN-
crs of wa'ef ia England This the Io'ainn
.'is, ,ieairs ou admit tha, IN the In II
.Iauunre. lsa.. ,isg' view ~ fneiand aud
Waits NJ k-s than ss34ao pc,s~#s IN tho
condition oI pauprs, ooubn@l N III" alu's
hon~r~. or rss'iviny rclici itom III" aatlwi.
tie. Ihe fiso continues.
The truth however, is, that in France no
retarns ~, iAihcomn,g which eau show the
cIicui an uressnrc ni i'rcnch paupeIlsu.
kll pr,yaiH Ae,'nnn,s, however,. "a g. show
The terrible sufsings whtrh very large
plrilon OF the French population must have
undcfgune - consequence oi tli,' foundations,
ni the tpurr Il their thrs staple croIs. and
II the exhaustion caused by the war The
Nv" f'Nf~ w 'of""" "hu'"''F'ty wv l'''er
IF'avily upon the s,nall'r class "t ho''~'ho'd'
ere IN lhr poorer parishes al our large
tosne, hu, as a general addition 10 oar ia
tlonal bur'lrns they are of hut slight account
In the British lsand.' however, every d,st''
tate person u Sun' al i'd and shelter
liumbie ~ the pi,tauce must necessarily be.
The starving French peasant wc greatly icar,
snalj relnice 10 know that there was such u
safeguard heiw,cn himself and starvation.
A. aihrms further. thai while in England.
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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-01
The States Loss by the Failure OF
the trust Company. .,....

1t is claimed in intelligent quarters, that
the State has lost heavily by the deposit of
State funds with the New York Agency of
the Cincinnati Life Insurance and Trust
Company. How this is, we are not prepar-
ed to say; nor do we think the public will be
likely to learn the true facts Of the case un-
til the next Legislature shall have made full
enquiry into the subject.
We see it stated that Auditor Wright af.
ter visit of few days to New ork, re-
turned to Columbus giving assurance that
call was right" between the State and the
Trust Company. The Auditor, It will be
remembered, gave similar assurance in re.
gard to the safety of the State Treasury, on
the 10Th Of November last. But aside from
this, it is curious that the condition. of the
States account with that Company has been
kept by it SO intelligibiy and correct as to
be seen through Immediately, whilst the
Hon. Stanley Matthews, one of the clearest
headed men in Ohio, has just returned from
New York, with the declaration that the
books of that Company are! in, such entire
disorder, as renders it utterly impossible for
him or any body else, to say at once what is
the condition of its accounts.
The Cincinnati Commercial, of the l2tb !,
speaking on this point, says: ~ s..
ga good deal has been said, and some in
| dignatton manifested, because the Directors
have not, up to the. present time, made some
stalement Of the affairs OF the New York Off.
| ce. The Directors here are now (and we
speak advisedIy, about as ignorant Of the af-
fairs OF that Office as they were the day after
the suspension took place, and we should re-
gard it as mesaditficut thing for them to
make statement when they have nothing
to state. They appointed committee com.
posed of two of our well known citizens, to
investi cate the affairs OF the New York Office.
When that committee arrived at New York,
it found the accounts of the Office in the
greatest confusion, and Mr.. Ludlow, the
Cashier, refused to give any Information
whatever, SO as to enable the committee tc
arrange the accounts. In thus refusing, he
said he was acting under the advice of coun
sci.