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AYERS CathartiC Pills,

I,HR ,ci-nc~s Of chsmistry and Medicine have bseu
Il taxed their utmost 70 produce ts best most perfect
purrAfivs which h known % man. Inuumerabs proos
ss shown that thsss P have virtues shsh surpass IL
excellence the ordinary meenss and that they yin IN
prscedeu,edly upon he esteem q al Theysr fs
and peas.ns 4 psks, but powerful % Their psns
sing prupernss stimulate vital activities q The ty
remove the otstructions q n organs purify The bod,
and sxpsl dsesss Theypurss ont thsfou bumor vhick
brssd and rur dssmper ssimulats sluggish or di.or.
dsred organs into their natural action and mpart healthy
tons With strength 20 The whole sssns. BOT only %
ihsy cure the everyday complaints q every body bot
sso fsrmifAs and dangerous dssAses that have taef
The best u hgmsn skl. Whiis ihsy produce powerful
sssc thsy are At the time, 10 diminished doses ths
sxss and best physc thsi b employed icf children
Bsns sugsreosisd thsy pleasant % take, and Icing
pur.l, vegetable ffes from any r.k q harm. curs
have bssn ads Which surpass bslf they not sub
ssnsisi BY q sueh sraitsd position and ehafaesr
q 70 forhid The susytson q uutruth. rny sminsst
ssrrymsn and physicians have lent Their names 70 cet
q % ne ppslie he reliability q ny rsmsss while 9TH
s have ssnt ne The ssuFsBo. q her sonsieton hat
M yPrspsrsons eonibuts imnsnssly % The relief q mJ
sfsicssd, suffering feIIow-msn.
7s Agent b.lgr named pesssi 70 fasnish graiis my
American Alsnse containing thsir u.e and
o.rssoHte. q their ca,es q the following eonpAlnsi
castsene-. Bilious Complaints, Rhsumsiism, bsoPeJ,
Heartburn, Hesdaehs arsihg from fsal stomaeh: Nan.
So Indisssslon N1rdd inAfon q The Bowels snd palh
snsng therxfrom, Fatusacy Los n Appstis Al blesr.
as sr,d Cutanes Dssases 0hich require eyscuauf
Msiirins eerofalA o. Kinzs Et They also W purity.
ng ths bo1d and siimniating the system, cure magy
oornplsints shth u uoud n0t h supfesed usJ ognld
rsseh sh - Doafne.s Partial Bndness. Neuralgia sbd
Nervous IrrftAtiy, D.fengemsns u The Liver snd Nj.
usy. dont and otsf kin4fsd complaints arising frum
w .,sss q tks body O. otstrueo6 of 10 funetons
D. ba. Be- put "a By uhysiBeipei dealers With ems
osbsr pIii ihsy msks more prOht On. tst for Arms
PMS and take B0shiss siss No Other they can Eiss
yea eompsrrs With this 10 e intrinsic value o. curative
porsrs me oh want he bs-s aid thsrs for them,
snd tl.sy should have n
Prepared BY DR.. ,. G. AVER.
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mas.
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To Teachers
DESIRABLE SCHOOL FOR SALE.

INTENDING 10 remove from Hill,bo,ough. I offer
! ~ ssle loy House, Lots, school. FUrniinre aud
school Aprsfstns.
The house j. mOst conveniently asfsngsd f1r Ssleei
B5af5ing school. The I.oi s highly hnpfosedi the
sfsn filed wi,h rhniet vegetables. niis and aosefs.
The adjoining lot is aiso undei cuilivaiion.
The ,iare hss suass been eeiehflied for is health
and this school hss nov hsen 10 successful oferson
iof twenty yesu.
Tos fugtbw p4rieulsn terms. Ne. address
REV. ROBERT BGRwELL,
yii,bo,yvyh. NC.
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complaints. EBEN KNIGHT, MD.
AB MoRTLEY. ESQ, q Unc.. n. Y, writes: al have
you invented H. and believe It the best meeins for 10
purpcss ever put out With bad cold should sooner
pay twenty-five dollars ir bottle than DO without ~ q
isks any other remsdy.s
Group, whooping Cough, Innuenza.
srlisaHELD, Miss. Feb. !, 1859.
BRcrHER ARA; vi ehssrfally certify your Prcfoall
~ ss ss x: .. = =. :. sIIi children
yoar ratsrnity In the South appreciate your skill and
commend Jour medicine 70 our %lg psSPsc; covv,w xn
AMOS LEE, Eso, koMnIr, Ia. writes, 81 Jan, lsss:
aI bad tedious Innnensa which confined me In doors
N weeks; took many medicines without relief; nnsly
tried your efcrosaL ey The sdves O. our slsrsymsa.
iunss lees than one half the bots msds completely
veil Your medicines the cheapest well - thsbssf
buy, and We esteem y.u, Dsc0r and yOur rene
Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.
wEsT MAEcaksfR, Pa, Feb 1854
sn: Tour csxssY PrcfoAll q periorming marvellous
cures 10 his section 10 hss relieved several from alarm
Ing symptoms Of consumption. and nov curing man
Who has lsbored under affection of the lungs for the
lsst forty years. HENRY L PARKS. Merchant
A. A. RAMSEY, N. D. AlsIos, hosno. Co. Iowa.
writes Sept g. 1885, During my practice q many ys.s
have found nothing equal % your cHrzkr PscruEAi ~
giving ssss and rssf 70 eonsumpuss patients OF curing
such eursbes
vineing proof q the virtues q this remedy hand IA p
Consumption.
Probably no one remedy has ever been known vhLch
cured % many and sneh dangerous . ths sons
10 human aid can reach; but 70 shoss The Czzr
frcToz.L affords relief and comfort
Asros Housr sfx YoEx cirr, March .. 1858.
BocroE ArEz, LownL: feel 10 duty and plsasups
10 inform you uhst your cEEHRr PEcfORsL h1 dous for
nv wife She had b-sn hve months laboring under the
dangerous symptoms Of Consumption, from which no aid
re could procure gsse her much re she steadily
fAing until Dr. strong Of hs city, where have cons
fbr advice, recommended trial of your medicine We
blsss his Kindness DO your skill 10 she has recos.
cred from that day She not yet strong a. abe ussd
% BE- but Il free from her cough, and calls herself sell
Yours with gratitude and regard.
ORLANDO SHELLEY, % EHn1rvnu
Oar.npsrsf DO rot despair tll ycu have tred AIrss
CaKaEr PrcToRlL II made By one q the hest medical
chemists In the world and it, enrs al aroHnd US bssAk
he high merits of ia viFtuss = Palage ph.a Lsag0
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Bible Depository.

MIR. JAMES WEBB hasbesn appointed agent of
lSl the American Bible Society, and will keep on
hand good assortment Of Bihesand Tesaments, 10 he
disposed Of TO those who wan, at the Saciesys usual
low prices, for cash.
August6 W.
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STATE OF NaRrH CAROLINA.
ORAseg C0usTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
August Term, s5s.

HWIWtt tNfFTFt IV9g'
John Hal, ys. Thomas e. Parish
or;giasl Aliaehntai Asied on Land and stgrOs'
gT aupeasing to the satisfaction Of the Couri, that the
defendant Ipcnas y. PARISH has removed aul o lhe
klaie o. 30 ahsc,nJs e1nceas anse lhas the odl'
pary process OF las cannot be served himi there.
f,rs ordered by The cagit that publication We made ~
the Hshorough Recoider .or sA weeks, notifying thf
sid Thonas q. Parish lhil unless he appears a ihe
ssxi term Of this Court 10 be held at the court hoe Sc
is Hillsb.soush on the fourth Monday IN Nesen5e'
aest then and there 10 repeSy aud plead aeenrdng te
l.v he viii 5e pf1ceeel lgainsi in tie same manne
Is d be hs AID heen served Eih Ffo,ess and had failed
60 appear aud plesd.
Wnness. George Laws. Clerk Of our said Court, al
sEiee. IN Hilisbnough. the fourth Monday N August
A. y. is9s. GEORGE LAWS, c. C. c.
sep.e,li.er :s. Price sds IS 90. 59-6N
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Prepared by DR.. ,. G. AVER.
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, ksss
pE1 as ors ra Bor. yIvr Bozn rss . a.
sl.ar. mn

r-T Sold hy !. q. wsbb n Co.. Hilsbofo1gh; A.. X
1. Holi, Grahao; ID. 4. Bradley. Wilmington; >. J.
liinsdalr. PassiteyiIls. NJ A. santos a Go. Norfolk
y. .. Rises. Petspbufa. Pefc,li Lsli & Co. Reb.
nond. aod By 81 DiusEi.is throughout the county.
May 70. 59-l2m
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STEAM CARDING MACHINE.

vEyHE sahscriber, now living u his Mil, ore mile and
Il half elA fiom Cedar Gtote. the main road
l,,anr ,a Mount Tirsl expects 10 have his Machines
In 6s.i rss orlcr " ine l5th u June Catdng will
i, done Il lie usu Wises and ito-e xho viii favor
Ia siih the.r custom VII thankfully received and
prosnptls at nded 70.
He Is al.o manuiarta-iag Ciriages At moderate pm
.e~. .nI ~ repairing done low o. lover than any
.sheic rise ana IN he nesi mannef.
LEMCEL WILKINSON.
o,snse eosnly. Mss IS. Al
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HAVE now in store, and shall keep constant y ior
sale low,
New Crop Sweet Moasses and Rice,
Rio and other Cofiees Sugars. best Vinegar,
Nails. Blasting and Rifle Powder and Fuse.
Common, and English Dairy Cheese, SC. DC.
All kinds of harter taken for Goods, viz: Rags, old
Castings Brass and Copper, Feathers Beeswax, Corn,
Wheat, Meal, Bran, Flour Peas and Beans, Butter,
Eggs, Plank, Shingles, and Hides, and almost every
thing else.
Settlements in all cases once year.
JAMES WEBB.
| February2. 20
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DRUG STORE.

T C.WEBB s. CO., will keep constantly on hand,
- complete assorimen,of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
DyeStuils, varnishes, Perlumery, Stationery,
IN. Grass aud Garden Seeds, Aromatcs,
Vinegar. Pure Liquors, SC. &c.
and all other articles IN their line Of business and With
the special design of keeping only genuine arfiehs.
They hope by cosa attention and moderate prices Il
meri, and receive the patronage of,he public.
January 27 "a
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HOWERTON HOUSE,

rUyHoMAs HoWERTON. Agent for the Lessec,
begs leave to announce to bis former patrons and
the pubic generally, that he is now prepared 70 enter
tain visitors al the Howerton House. This Hotel y
very pleasantly situated in the centre Of the town, ad-
joining the Masonic Hall, on the main street leading 10
The Railroad station Hacks will be found at the Sta.
lion 10 convey passengers TO the Hotel
Hillsborough, Feb. !, 1858. 90
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AYERS
CHERRY
PICTORIAL,
YoR TnR RAPID CURE or
Colds, Coughs, and
HOarseness.

BsunsLp, Mass, 10th Dec, 1855.
pR. J. @. ArKk; do not hesitate 10 ~
the best remedy have ever found for
Coughs, Hoarsenea, InnusnlA, and the
eoncomitsnt symptoms Of Cold, is your
cHEsRf PRcrokAL. It's constant use In
my practice and my family for the Last
t@n years hAa shown IL 70 posssss sups-
nor virtues for the treatment Of these
EGT6uT n
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DIR. MORSE'S
INnIAN ROOT PILLS.
CAUTION.

CAUTION.
u Merchants and lrades will be on their euarJandi
not be imposed upon by Counterfeit of harse'sS
Iudan Rool Pills signed A. b Moore. All genu
l inc iuJian Root Pills have the signaiule oi A.J1
White 4 Go. on each box.
/ DR. MORSE, the inventor Of Morse's lndianS
Root Pills. has spent the grraIef parl d h. life o
iiraseling having ysiieh Europe, Asa aud Airica I
| as well AZ North Amenra-has speni lh,fe years
among the Indians II DOR Neslefn county ~,
10 This way that the Indian Root fills iifst dis
covered, Dr Morse was the fF.t msn 70 eeisllish
| hr firt thst sll diseases arise from lMPIKiIi of
he BLoOB-ihht our siicneih. health and lite dcpen,
upon that vital principle Al WHITE Il GO.
so l.sonafd Street, New York
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EJiYRs for Sale at hi. osaoe
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Gbt 4ailp SPp,
MONDAY. APRIL IL. 1858.


The act of the Legislature, by which the Gov.
eruor is authorized to designate certain Jus
tees Of the Peace as Trial Justices, who, in con-
currence with the Police Court, shall alone have
Jurisdiction in the trial of criminal cases, is one
Of no little importance, and, if proper designa
tiou is made. cannot fail, we think, to produce
highly beneficial results. 1t is on the proper de-
siQnation that the success or failure Of the plan
must essentially depend. The Justices who are
TO administer the criminal lsw-to hold the bal
anre of Justice between the Commonwealth and
those who are accused Of crime-who are to see
on the Que hand, that no no really guilty person
is allowed to escape by INSTRUMENTATION OF the
law and on the other that the law itself shall not
be perverted for the qualification OF private pique
prejudice, or maliee-these should be men o.
clear, discriminating. and judicial minds, and o
high personal integrity and honor.
For thbe county of Worcester the law provides
that twenty six justices shall be so designated
Excluding The population for which provision is
already made BY the establishment of Police
Courts this will give just about one Trial Justice
to every five thousand inhabitants. For the de.
sispstion there will doubtless be many sspirants.
But, in our opinion, the wishes and aspirations
of individuals should be made Of little account
The public should require that none but ht and
oompetent men shall be designated. and in order
10 do this, they should countensnce the claims OF
none other. The Governor cannot be expected
To know who the most suitable men are, in but
very few localities. He must rely TO great
extent on such information as shall be
communicated to him from the immediate
vicinity. If every one would bear this
in mind, and that he is mourning deep respon'
sibility, in whatever he may do, affecting this
question, fewer hasty and inconsiderate recon-
mendations, Of unsuitable Individuals. we think,
would reach the Executive, and less danger
would be incurred of unsuitable designations. II
will be remembered that the Trial Justice scheme,
few years since, failed Of the objects intended,
solely by the iniudicious selection OF portion Of
the Justices. We should be very sorry to see the
present attempt fail from any such cause, and we
have no fear, of it, if the. sound, judicous, and
discreet portion Of the community, in the several
ocalties, will hx upon the most suitable man,
regardless Of any other consideration, and use
their united influence in favor of his selection.
Gov. Banks can have no other interest in this
matter, other than what pertains to the common
veal; he can have no wish but to see the sue
cessful Inauguration and operation of the scheme;
and we are therefore quite sure that any informa-
ton, from reliable sources, that will enable him
70 form a correct opinion, and aid him in judi
ciouslY carrying out the provisions of the law,
will receive from him all the consideration to
which it may justly be entitled.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-12

A JArLoR's WIFE.-At WATERFOWL, N. Y,
on Sunday morning last, three prisoners, by
feigning sickpess. got the jailor, Mr.. Barker,
in their power, gagged and bound him, and
locked him in cell. This done, they robbed
him of his money and the keys of the prison,
and were calmly taking their leave,when they
were drought up all standing by behodiug
the jalor's little wife, pointing at them through
a railing loaded revolver, and calmly in
forming them that she would put bullet
through the first man who attempted to come
forward A parey ensued, in which the
prisoners threatened to kill her husband if
she did not let them pass out, but she avowed
her determination to fire upon them, the mo-
ment one attempted to pass the door, and held
them at bay for about half an hour, when
help arrived, and they were driven back to
their cells.
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Your obedient servants,
H. w. USHER,
AUSTIN l.. ROGERS, Committee.
ALBERT J. WRIGHT,

SINGULAR ACCIDENT. = MIR. Walter S
Plummer, who was employed as night watch
at the north depot in this city, last Tuesday
morning at about half past three o'clock, while
STOPPING forward to adjust the coal in stove,
with revolver in the left breast pocket of his
coat, caused it to go off, dscharging its con.
tents into his left breast over the heart The
ball entered obliquely, and hitting the fourth
rib glanced off towards his back, lodging in
the integuments some four inches from where
it entered. Mr.. Plummer was alone at the
time, and with great presence of mind walked
over to the Franklin House and rang the por-
ter up. DIR. Garland was called and the ball
removed. We learn he is very comfortable
since, and will receive no serious injury from
the singular and SD nearly fatal accident
Laurence Courier.
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1t is sold by F. Peck.

New Work ON HORTICULTURE The Gar
den a Neco Pocket Manual of Practical Horti.
culture: or, How to Cultivate Kitchen Vege.
tables, Fruits Flowers, and Ornamental Trees
and Shrubs. With Exposition Of the Ma
ture and Action of Soils and Manures the
Structure of Plants, and the Laws of Vegeta.
BILE Life and Growth, etc. BY the author of
" How to Write" How to Behave" ETC.
Fowler < Wells, 30S Broadway. New York
Price, in paper, 30 cents in cloth, 90 cents.
No one who owns or rents a square rod Of
ground can afford to be without this best of all
garden manuals. 1t is an eminently popular and
practical work-so clear and simple in style that
everybody can understand it so convenient in
form and size that it can be carried in the peck
ct; and so low in price that all can buy it; while
at the same time it is thorough, comprehensive
and perfectly reliable. 1t tells how to cultivate
everything belonging to the garden; how to
plant trees; how to choose the best varieties Of
fruits; how to prune, graft, bud destroy insects,
preserve fruits and vegetables, aud save seeds
and it not only tells the reader aohat to do, but
aohy it should be done, thus giving him a new
interest in everything. The chapter on the
Flower Garden is inst what the ladies are want.
ing. 1t is adapted to all sectons-the South as
well as the North. 1t will be found worth a
hundred times its cost to any one in a single ca
son.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-12

The American Association for the Advance.
ment of Science holds it's twelfth annual meeting
in Baltimore on the 25th Of the present month.
The mayor is chairman Of the local committee
and the board Of managers Of the Maryland lnsti.
tute have rendered the gratuitous use Of the
whole Of their building for the use Of the associa.
ton. The Historical Society will also entertain
them, and steamboat excursion has already been
projected, during which Fort McHenry and Fort
Carroll will be visited. The SESSIONS will continue.
as usual, about seven days.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-12

New ORLEANS, Ayril l0.-rhe steamship
Tennessee, from Vera Cruz 7th inst, is com
ing up the river. She brings intelligence of
the highest importance from Mexico. Gen.
Orollo, acting in behalf of the Zuloaga gov
eminent, had taken the city OF Gaudaara,
capturing the entire government of Juarey
The officers of the latter were permitted to
leave the country.
Orollo was on his way to the City of Mexi-
co, and would probably be declared President
OF the Republic.
Vera Cruz still holds out for the Juarey, or
constitutionalist party.
The city of Tampico was besieged by Gen.
CARA.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-12

GREAT RISE OF THE MIssIsiPPL--Neto Or
leans. April 9.-rhe rise in the Mississippi is,
in some places, the highest ever known.
The towns Of Napoleon and Prentiss are
still inundated, and the whole country, on
both sides of the river, from Napoleon to
Lake Providence, is submerged. The dam
age is immense.
Some fears are entertained here of ere
vase, and precautions have been taken
against such catastrophe.
The river is still rising.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-12

THOMAS TUCKER, ESQ, so long known
among the citizens of Worcester senior pro
prietor (or twelve years. of the old American
House, and so well known for the seventeen
years previous, to the travelling community, as
between Boston and New York, from its first
opening, has opened the Waldo House, on Wal
do street, near the depot, successor to Mr..
Russell Lamb Mr. Tucker has fitted up the
House. and put it in first rate order throughout,
and from his thorough acquaintance with his
business, and tact in pleasing, no doubt he will
draw large share of patronage, which he we'll
deserves.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-12

WAsHINGToN, April 1.-George P Morris
of New York, has been recommended by
nearly all the delegation of the State, for the
Consulate of London.
There was an organized attempt at revolt at
the Washington penitentiary, on Saturday
night, but it failed. Border ruffianisn is get
ting below par lat Washington.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-12

The LATE ACCIDENTAL DEATH or SENATOR
ADAMs.-We thave received note from Dr.
John Heard of Townsend, Massachusetts,, in
regard to the late melancholy death Of Hon.
Samuel Adams, OF that town, stating that
the aeonite which caused his death was given
him by neighbor, as a cure for rheumatism,
several years since, and Mr.. Adams had en-
tirely forgotten tho directions concerning it,
which led him to take it internally instead of
making an outward application. - Boston
TrayeHey.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-12

The LIFE OF GEORGE STEPHENSON, Railway
ENGINEER. BY Samuel Smiles vol l2mo,
Boston: Ticknor & Fields, 1858.
The great physical triumph of the present cen
tury, ii not the greatest ever effected, has been
the establishment of the system of transporta-
ton OF merchandise and passengers on railways,
by steam power-a thing which was considered
visionary by almost every one, less than fifty
years since. In this great achievement, Stephen.
son holds rank at least equal to that held by
Watt in the successful introduction into use OF
the steam engine. The book before us is inter
esting not merely as the biography of such
man, but as embodying the history of the sue.
cessive steps by which the railway enterprise has
grown up and been established. 1t is one of the
most readable books of the day, evncing, in
every page, great care in the collection of facts
ard excellent judgment in the arrangement and
presentation of them, and we recommend it,
with much pleasure, to the perusal of all our
readers.
= ie eold NV Il De-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-12
TIE HERO M1ss1nNA

HE HERO MISSIONARY; or, Il History of the
Labora Of the Req. EUgenio Kjncaid. BIZ Al.
fred 5. Patton, author of Light in the Val
ley My Joy and Crown" &C.. &c. l vol.
Emo. New York. Il. Dayton, 1858.
This is history, not of the life, but of the la.
borS' of the Baptist hero missionary. Kineaid,
and of his remarkable experiences, adventures,
and trials, in BuImah and Arracan, and will be
read with great interest, not only by the religion
list, whose sympathies are enlisted in the cause
In which he has done and suffered so much. Init
oy the general reader, as we'll, for the insight
which 1t gives into the manners, customs, &C.,
OF the people among whom he has abored, and
for its pleasing and interesting narrative.
For sale by w H. Sanford.
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The PresTdent'n Interview with Col.
Bent0m,

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Union says
that the interview between Col Benton and
the President, on Friday night, was protract-
ed, and that the latter afteIward expressed
exceeding qualification at his visit. Col Benz
ton spoke of his extreme soicitude for the
condition of public affairs, and his painful
sense OF the imminent danger which threat
ened the country. He exhorted the Presi
deEt to rely on the Divine support and guild
ance and not upon that of men who would
deceive him.
The remains of Col. Benton go west to-
morrow afternoon via the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad to Wheeling.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-12

ArPoINTMRNTs.-The Governor, by and with
the advice and consent Of the Council. has an.
pointed Henry B. Wheelwright, of Taunton.
member OF the Board of Commissioners on Alien
Passengers and State Paupers, in place of ]. E.
Dawley, of Fall River, removed.
The Governor has appointed as his aides-de.
camp, Lieut.. Edward G. Parker of Brookline
Lieut. John II. Reed of Boston, Hon. George
Walker of Springfield, and Joseph IL. D. Blake.
Esq, of Braintree.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-12

SHOE BUSINESS. There has been decided
improvement in the shoe business within the
last few weeks. and the most prominent
change is in the demand for first rate arti-
Gle. The manufacture of good article will
materially affect the consumption, and by
that means aid in controlling the price Of
Stock HaperAJH Gasette.