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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-14

r.. r.. R.-Bad Coughs, Severe Colds Sore Threats
Pains in the Chest Hard and Difficult Breathing, will
Immediately yield the soothing efficacy of the Renovat
Ing Resolvent and ready Relief
When the system is FIRST seized with cold dose O,
Radwaya Regulators should be tak; this all the med
icne at this stage that is needed If you have sore
throat bad cough pains across the chest or hard
breathing cold in the head and your bowels are costive
and out of ORDER take Railways Resovent rub the
whole body with Railways Relief (remember the whole
body;1 head. neck thoat all-then take at night
good dose Of Railways Regulators to regulate the or
gans Of the body to regular and healthy action and to
establish equal and healthy circulation of the blood
and all these issgreaable symptoms will in few hours
leave you, For Group and whipping cough, the Ready
Belief applied to the throat and the bowels kept open
with the Regulators have saved the lives Of thousands Of
children who would have been sacrificed to the useless
practice of the regular doctor Under all circumstances
where coughs colds diseases by coughs or
colds, Railways Resolvent Relief and Regulators vii
quickly the affection and rid the body from all con,
sumptive materials.
Persons affected with weak liberated lungs ubercles
bronchitis hacking dry cough dut breathing or spit
ting of blood, Railways Renovatng Resovent will in
short time all distractions from the lungs or throat
and impar strength soundness to the weak and dis
eased lungs
THERE'S no medicine in present that has made so
many rapid cares of Lung Complaints as Railways Rem
oVating Resolvent
We request the attention of the public to the following
letter:
YoNKERs, WEST CHESTER Co., May ~, 1856.
Il was troubled with a Lung Complaint, which DR.
Hunter and Or. Fitch said consumption had six
severe attacks of bleeding had great pains my sides
and shoulders, and very bad cough would sometimes
cough an hour at time vomed thick matter streak
ed with blood; appetite always good 1 paid Hunt.
hundred dollars and Fitch CONSIDERABLE and still
not cured relieved have taken six bottles Of
Resovent used the Relief to rub my chest with am now
well. don't believe ever had the consumption.
JOHN IL. STIRLING.
The case Of the above Is like great many Others TIA
person is troubled with heavy colds and by constant
coughing the lungs become irated and discharge blood
it is set down as cOusumpton-al such kinds of con.
sumption Railways Relief Resolvent will soon cure
''Radway's R. r. Remedies are sold by druggists p,er
chants, and keepers, in every city town village
and d corners, in the U. States and British America
NJ. B. GREEN CO., Agents for Worcester
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DeLAINES DeLAINESy
1000 yds. New Style English DeLaines and Cashmeres
beautiful colors, marked dowu to 15c. Cheap.
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NE ECHAN ICS' MUTT
F / r e
INSURANCE COMPANY.

AZ the annual meeting of this Company held at their
Office in Cark's Block, Tuesday, Jan. 9th, the follow
ing named chosen Directors for the year
ensuing, viz:
Henry A Denny, Worcester Geo. NJ. Rice, Worcester,
Geo Blackburn Boston, VIM. b. Fox Jr
Esek Saunders, Grafton, Daniel Fainter
Alonzo White, Leicester, sam'l L Hodp es CherryV,y
R 8. Denny, Cappvle II. N Bgeow Clinton
At subsequent meeting Of the Board. HENRY A
DENNY was chosen President VIM s. DENNY secre
tary, and FARLEY HAMMOND, Treasurer.
This Company has been iu successful operation since
May 1865 aud continue to insure in their Mechanics'
Class on favorable terms, Dwelling Houses and other
Buildings, Stocks OF Goods first cas, Machine shops,
and non hazardous Property generally. Communications
addressed to the President or secretary, viii receive
prompt attention
Worcester, jan 7, 1857 DIFF II
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DIED.

In this city, 18th, Reuben NJ. Hudson 90
fuLea Thursday at o'clock, at his late residence IN
iead without further notice.
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sHA WIZ, sHA WIS, SHAWLS.
sOO Cashmere Square shaWls, worth $40 for Sc.
goo " :" u, for s.
zoo =" sc IS for TO-
1oO 4" 20, for L.
original price.
Bay State Long Shaws. for So.
Waterloo Shawls for. So.
Empire State Long Shaws for SIS.
Mourning Shawls all kinds
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QUILTS. QUILTs.

QUILTS. QUILTS.
lo-4 Lancaster Quilts, for 81, 25.
"a Lancaster Quilts, for ] 6si
English Toilet QdlIts, for 1,76.
usO, large Invoice Of English, French and German
Toilet Quilts rich design at less than Auction prices
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LADIES, CLoAKs.

In this department stock consists Of over $50 Gar.
ments and must be sold. Among the are six ELE
CANT PATTERN GARMENTS. No. is an elegant
Spanish Cloak trimmed with piece Velvet 10 inches wide
former price $4,000, offered at $34 90. No is
reduced from $4,000 to $500. Nos. and are two
splendid Velvet Coaks at $35 90, former price $4,000
Nos and are Black Broadcoth, superb styles only
lined with Silk and quilted throughout at SIS co. same
as we have sold all the at thirty dollars rs
Oloaks handsomely trimmed and well made, at 81 &c.
worth twefve dollars and called good bargain al that
price rs Beaver Cloth Capes at prices from 81 so to
$500 ca III We have the largest cheapest and best
made stock OF the above goods in the State and thoFe
wishing GOOD CLOAK very low, should give us call.
We are bound TO give you a good trade
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Military Lnud CIajms.-RouutvL Lam

Military Land CIaims.-BOuUty Lands.
Persons who in service fourteen days any
With the United States since 1775 had land granted to
them by the United States Government
Widows aud minor children of such persons, can re-
ceiye the benefits Of this grant,
Those who have received or so acres are now emit
tied to enough more to make up 100 ares
Persons owning Land warrants have them located
in the West by the subscribers the conditions of which
will be furnished on application to US.
All Letters and business promptly attended to
W. B. YOUNG l. co.
Western Land Agents 40 Stare straet Russian
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-14

We the uudersi2ne ned citizens of Worcester,
believing the result of the recent Presidential Election to
involve four years of Pro Slavery GovernDen and
rapid increase in the hostility between the two
of the Union;
Believing the hostility to be the ofeprng of party
excitement but of fundamental difference in education
habits. and lawsi
Believing the existing Union to be failure as heing
hopeless attempt unite under COVE rnment two an
tagonisc systems of society," which diYerge more widely
with every year;
And believing it to be the duty of intelligent and con
scientioGs men meet these facts with wisdom and
hmmness;
Respectfully invite fellow citizens of Massachusetts
to meet Convention at Worcester on THURSDAY jan
49, at 10 A NJ TO consider the practcaby probability
and exptdiency of separation between the Free and
Slave States and to take such other measures as the con-
dton OF the times may reqnre.
Thos. W Higginson, Thomas Earle, and others.
is eodtJi5
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PeTfume1 BreaIlI.-Whatl lady or gentleman
would remain under the Of dissgreeabe breath,
when using the BALM OF THoUsAND FLowERs' as
dentrHce would not ony render it sweet but leave the
teeth white al4baster' Many persons do MT know
their breath bad and the subject is so delicate their
friends will never ton it. Pour single drop of
@Balmn your tooth brush and wash the teeth night
and morning fifty cent bottle will last a veal
ABEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be ACQUIRED
by using the "Ham Of a Thousand Fowersn It will
tan, pmpes and freckles from tte skin leaving
1t OF soft and roseate hue Wet towel pour on two
oStQree drops, and wash the face night and morning
SHAVING MADE EASY.-Wet your shaving brush
in elt6Gsarm nd water, pour on two or three drops
Of "BALM or THOUSAND Flowers" rub the beard we'll
and it will Sbealtiu soft lne lucn facilitating
the operation of shaving. Price only fifty cents For sale
by ali Druggss.J Beware Of ntelfeits. None genu
inc unless signed by
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CLoAKs, CAPEs, TALMAs.

In this department we have Grand Opening every
day where can be found the very latest richest styles
varying 10 price from $3.50 up, Lndien's CIoths
All Wool and Cotton aud Wool Ladies' Cloths ia every
color and quality, cheap. Velvets, VeIVeta We
are rec living weekly invoices Of real Lyons Veses which
we can sell so to defy competition. We have also
large assortment Of Cotton Velvets whl6h will be sold
cheap.
2SS DOz. Ribbed Hose, in an co'Ors only rs
cents pair.
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500 yds. PARIS PRINTED, ALL WOOL DELAINEs.
Have marked them all down to Soc per yard OF the
greatest sacrifices in the whole ock Children's all
Wool DeLanes down to 37tc. 81 ps. Rich Gala Plads
down to S73 former price 62lc. 100 Bay State Long
and Square Shswls, thOse extra fine Goods which we
have sold for the past Two years. marked doWu to manu-
Gacturers prices.
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sHAwLS, sHA WIS, sHAwLs.

Cases Prinst, Ct cents
MerTimack, Cocheco and Pacific Prints. 10 cts.
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HOUSEKEEPING coons

HOUSEkEEPING GOODS.
20 Bales Brown Oottons, only CT cents
IL Gases Beached Cottons only 81 cents
Cases yard wide Bleached COttons, only Q cents
Cases yard wide Deachei Cottons, very fms 10 cents
= % l2l centa
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An1nsenlents
THE HUTCHINSON Family

@SAA 4AO AOo HAUlLY
would most respectfully to their old friends
ana patrons OF the good old days Of yore and the
musical people generally, that they win ssleot pro
CANINE OF their music, and DID, (such a. neaae an
orta o. MASON and Dixons Line and would please some
sonh OF IT, IL they were allowed to sing them ther) and
will do all they to satisfy the audience by sinein
among other pieces, the following;-
We come again with Songs to greet you' BY the Sad
sea wave" The Sword Of Bunker Hiil' IT'S sweet 10
be remembered' "A few ideas on sew DAYS, = Fbs
good Old Plow, Forty years ago. live FOR those ho
Love me-" 'song of the Fugitive" Bridge Of signs"
kind words can never die HRght over wrong s9Car
~ me home to die" History OF Peter GRAY Iship on
nre'" = DO good turn when you can," &c, &c.
Tickets Is cents, to be had at the usual places
Doors open at IT, Concert to commence st n O'Clock
JH diff
RURNs' BIRTH DAY BALL.
The THISTLE CLUB will give grand Military and
Civic Ball at
HORTICULTURAL HALL.
IN MONDAY Evening, Jan. 26th. 1857.
70 Military Gentlemen will please appear In Uniform.
HONORARY MANAGERS.
D. Thompson, las Men,.
p ., eoaeard' Surgeon Dr.. Haywood,
A. McLeon. r Ra;d N'
Maj. @. T. Pratt, Cant I nan
Adj. j. NJ. Studley,
FLOOR MANAGERS.
~m' Thompson, Thomas Carroll,
William Peck,
MUSIC, by GODDARD ALDRIcHs ouadrille Band.
Tickets $3.50, including Carriages
Tickets can be had at the followid1 places.-N
MooRE's 90 Main street. WV. THOMPSON. Merriaeld,s
Saain' Cypress street MAKENzta PRArrs SO Main
street, H. DoHERTYs, 100 Main street T. OARRoI1 Ioi
Main street, and NJ. MoCuEvILLE, ISL Main s.reet.
10 dt26th
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Pr u PI'OVS Tau IHe IOIIOWInB Dst.
DRESS GOODS

EPRG ~ %iS d DOD&
New DeLaines, for I2t cents
90 Pieces Figur Berns only 12J cents
Wool DeLlnes, extra fine, all CoOrs, only s7k cents
Cases DeBsiges, only Sxpence.
Gases Mohair Madounas, only 12t cents. NI
extra lustre, only 20 cents.
Al Wool Plaids, for so cents.
800 Dresses, Irish Poplin only $500 a dress
Cases Plaid Mohairs, only 124 cents.
Wool DeLaInes only rs cents.
100 Pieces Mourning DeLaines cheap
Cashmere Plaids, for 25 cents
Tivolt new, for go cents
Nige Mage Ma Paids, for % cents
Wool Plads, for 374 cents.
90 Pieces Brocade Persians, only 20 cents,
THIBETS, LYONESE.
500 Pieces Lyonese only I23 cents.
$40 Z" is
200 g g rs
IS az!
% Pieces Thibsts, (Frenchj, for 624 cents
100 Germany, for 65
90 extra fine, $l,0O
Handsome Blues can be ouad in the above list
ALPACAS, ALPINES,
Alpacas, 12I, 90, Is and 81! cents
Alpines, 62t, rs and e5 cents
Mourning Grapes at one hall the cost.
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State DisuniOn COmventIOn.-This Couven
on VIII meet at Cuy Hail. on THURSDAY, Jan 15th, at
10, A. NJ, Among the sre tkefs viii be WENDELL
PHILLIPS WI. LLOYD GARRISON FRANCIS W.
BIRD, 7. W. HlG6INSoN, and 6. s. FOSTER.
Letters VIII be read discussing The subec from Ohas
Francis Adams, George R. Russell, Prof. c. E. Stowe,
Joshua R. Giddings, Amasa Waker, and others.
il3 dVwtJl5
New Article for the Ladies, and what
every lady should see is the Patent steel SpI for
Skirts to be used instead of Whaiehone, which ecd
eddy great Improvement every thing else that has
ever been invented for the purpose.
These SPRING. warranted by the manufacturer to
always retain hsr elasticity and break Sold at
wholesale and retail by
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, Il co,
No l9l Main street
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THALBERG's LAST CONCERT
MONDAY, January 10th
Grand Com animation for One Evening
THALB ERG-MAD. D'ANGRI-MoRELLI.

First appearances of ELENA DiANGRr
lCantatrce di Camera to the Emperor of Austria ,o,
~ NJ Theatre and the Roya! Italian Opera Covent
Garden, London, and the Italian Opera paris.
SIGN0R M0RELLI
From the Opera Houses London and Paris and the Ad
envy of Music, New York
Mr. THALBERG will sing Fantasies on tSorns ), & Tb
Prayer Of Noses" Lucreza Borgia," and La TaraE
r. Madame D'ANGRI will sing Arias from semiram, 81
" Cenerentola," Balfes "Im merry Zingari y and tbe
Duet from the " B 4rber of seva," with Sig Morelli
sign9r MORELLI will sing Tin addition ia The Duett
"Amor funesto" "'0' anu
CoNDUoToR. ........... sipnor AREILa
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PRINTS, PRINTS.

Alpacas, 12I. 90, Is and S7s cents.
Alpines, 62t, rs and e5 cents.
Mourning Grapes at one hall the cost.
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w. p. FETRIDGE CO.,
go daw6m Franklin Snnare. New York

MRS. So G Goodwin, an experienced and success
full midwife holds herself in readiness day and night
sttend 10 the dutien of her profession. Residence
Austin street dH oct2lb
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Western Land Agents, 40 State street, Boston.
10 d&F6m
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- BALES DOMET FLANNEL.s-Jus.r "a
- ceived and selling at ia cents per ward
JENKINS, HAMILTON 4 CO..
Oil dAW Successors to b. l.. Harden 4 90
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hand, Ny wife is feeble, aud nv chill.
dren starving, Yog have sent them manv
2 meal, God bless you and yet stole the
hides from you, meaning to sell them the
hrsl ohance | could get. But I tell YOU
the truth, Mr.. Green. it Is the first time 1
ever deserved the nams Of thief.
Let Il be the last, my friend, said ST.
neon, pressing his hAnd kindly. The 60.
cret shall romain between ourseiyes. Yon
are young and can make up for losl tiu,e
Come now, give me promise shat YOU
win not drink one drop Of Intoxicating
liquor for year, and l viii employ Won
tomorrow, at good wages. Mary will
go aad see your family earlS Ia The NOR.
ming. and perhaps we may find some EN-.
ployment for ihom also. The liltle bov
can az least pick up stones. Blu, eat hi,
now and dsink some hot coffee. Il will
keep you from wanting to drink anything
stronger tonight. You will End 4 hard
70 abstain, at hrst. Joseph; but keen un A
brave heart. for the sake Of your wiCeapd
children, aud il will soon become easv.-
When you feel the need Of coffee, tell nv
Mary and she will always give il 70
you.
Joe tried to eat and drink. bus the food
seemed 70 choke him. lie vas nervous
and excited. After an inafIectual eHort
TO compose himself. he laid his head on
lhe table. and wept like q child.
After while, Simeon persuaded him
to battle his head in cold water, and he
ate aud drank with good Appetite
When he went away, The kind-hoartod
host said; TRY TO do well. Joseph, and
you shall always End friend in me-
The poor fellow pressed his hand and
replied; understand now how il is
you kin bad neighbors.
He enteredln Mr.. Green's service the
next day, and remained In il many years
An honost and faithful man
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ELoFHnrsr Taon WaHATllrD. NV

ELoFHMESr FRoM WauAgLANn, Nnw
foRH.-There Is considerable talk IN the
neighboring town ofWheatland, growing
out ola recent eleopemenG The absoon.
ding parties are bOlh married, aod each
has left partner and family behind
The woman is the wife af az Old rsspso-
ted citizen ef Wheasland, John. Cooper.
der Companion in aight iaa man named
VIM. Story. They left on SUNDAY last
for the West, and took with thbu1 ths
two youngest children pf Nj CooDse.
girls uDder ten years old. Na. g. lu0
two children at home. while Story lsll 3
wife aud four or Ave children without
means Of support. tie was q lah6finp
man, and had until few months since
resided at Michigana The fugitives arc
each about 50 gears old -old enough Is
know better and 10 do batlSr ,han thsy
have ID this iusiance. WerdoI uoblSArn
that pareuit has beea given, but m6,prs.
sumo Mr. Cooper will not willingly sur.
render bis little daughters to such u6brin-
oipled custodian. 4ssfas
Rocheater Union. March rs.
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BWAH old man Of lO6 years Of are.
now a reiid ml Of the Franklin Coa6ty
Poor House. tIud y has healthy aon near
BFookvillo. who refuses 10 support Bis pa
rent This is equal toa case Of nlal Ri.
gratitude u farmer who lives ia Rlhhafl
County, Ind. not AZ from Goshen.
~ waHne TipSs
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The "sproad EagloT Style Of
Preaching.


IN recently glancing at . printed dis
course which had just been received, We
had scarcely finished the first paragraph
before our eyes rested uponsuch expires
sions aa "Ihunderbolt, 'deamou spring.
'langs in our flesh. bloody Jaws at our
throats, life blood flowing A little
further on we have picture of"Minis.
ters walking out Of power as the chat is
driven by the tempest,,--a walk GER
tainly of which with all our ideal quick
step. We can form no defnAso conoe ption
We saw at once that the sermon was
tuned TO a high key, and we found that
the high notes ran pretty much through
il.
II is great mistake TO imagine that
this style is tho most convincing. Its
less conclusive than disgusting. LISA
great mistake to suppose that such lam
guage adds to the effectiveness OF a dis
course. Rather il excites distrust and
betrays weakness. A man who can not
make declaration without inlerlanding
It with oaths, or swearing on his own
honor at almost every word he utters is
true, takes the very course 10 make men
doubt his word. Conscious strongth is
not loud or noisy. Plain and simple
words answer its purpose best.
There is style Of preaching coming
into practice in some quarters which, for
the honor Of the pulpit and the bause of
pure religion, as we'll sound sense, we
would fain hope might sink into that con
tempt which IL deserves. .. We have de-
uounced it clash preaching" for it eyi-
dentally Of that kind that only asks pow.
des enough for Aashto attract an audi
ence, and concerns itself little about shot.
bullets OF ooareOt aim. It's tribute is an
admiring stare, rather than wounded
conscience. It's aim is popularity instead
of usefulness, and iIs results are lamenta-
BILE.
If any place shonld enjoy an immunity
from grandiloquence and extravagance OF
language and manner, il is the pulpit
The quaokery which invadas the sphere
Of other professions, should never be al
lowed to creep into tho sacred desk. It
is always injurious, aud to true taste dis.
gusting. Every where it is mischief
and bane.
Sometimes new Wordsare coined, or the
terms which some eminent man has mint
ed. some Carlyleism or Kossuthism or
GermAnism. is caught up and adopted
without any necessity or reason that can
be discovered. unless it be for display OF
scholarship.
Somewhat akin to this method Of at
tracing notice is that which resorts to
oddities Of expression, clothing thonght
like Harlequin or Merry Audrey,
that It may lend the sermon the charm Of
pantomime-as II the ssrions must be
plateable by the grotesque; as if the lhun-
bolts Of the Almighty were to be wreeth-
cd into geW-gaws. Not unfrequently the
evident intention is to eKcits smile,
and II other means fail there Is some dis
play Of wit or humor, as incongruous 10
the place and occasion as Yankee Doc
die" on a grave stone.
NAV Yorlr 0bqarVar
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LEWIS IL. PlhE,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, will give
prompt attention to all matters entrusted to his
sare.i In the line Of his profession
OFFICE, Shawhans Block Market Street:
ar Germans and French, will be consulted in
.heir own respective languages.
Tiffn. October 9th 1854 ly.
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ispobiishsd % Friday % ss,h ws,t. "a ~.
atshed 70 Subscribers ~
$500 Per Aunum.
uJ-fo mall suoaefiasri. hhY osnu Of thh r--u
d rsmiuad whsn tho paper b p.ia for 10 sdvsass.
~ A hilnte 70 ao,fj di,eonunusnes 81 tba
'oo Of ihe time psld for,win Be considerso q. a
new ongagomeut.
These terms WIN BE- arieii, observed ,ssd 4
piper viii be discontinued uaiil arfsarsSts ass
peid' oxeop, ,atihe option of the publihsr.
Ursab'efiberi suuuiug Of snd aot paying -
their PaPeri, will be spd,led y, uud receive. q
Pubil'hed certificate Of their d.sbonsssy.
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THE Pittsburg Gazette says; "In ihe
procession which escorted Mr.. Buchan an
10 the Capitol on the day Of bis inauguf-
alton, Mr.. Bernhisel. Of Utah, was one Of
the marshals. IL is supposed that this
choice was intended to act as sort Of
counlepoise in the social scale, Mr.. Bu-
chanan having no wife and M, Burnhi-
Nel having nine"
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NEW York Observer

EV Echo ANswERINs.- s.-What must be
done 10 conduct paper right2-'wFite.
What 10 necessary for fsrmer to as
sist him?--"system."
What wonld give q blind man the
greatest delight?-''light."
Who commits the creates. abomina-
tious?-"natiops."
Whatory is the greatest terri6erY fire.
What are some women'p chief exercise?
Who is moro beautiful than she2-I
demand an ansWerl--''ANN, Sir"
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John MYERS

CABINET & CHAIRMAUFACTo-
RY. next door 10 the M. E. Church,
on Market street.
TilRn, Sept. 29th, 1851.
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PETER YANNEsT.
BUGGY AND CARRIAGE MAN
UFACTURER, east, of the Court House. on
Market Street.
TiRn, Sept goth, 1854