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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-04
MEDICINES.
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Nc1SsSlSSsS gssj bbtainsd n yeFvnbie T4Rd9 world
I1IS%=9eS SZ1SI wide reputation for lis -g+tEt ctra
~ 5rSS S2Zl tiUe properties and has been the
agshtoi relieving so many sufferers
restoring them to health 2p6 useupess that the ptopd
etors feel il atiuty they 6Estoi ht ds nher gener
patronage bestowed upon hissa to make it &c ess
ible 10 rich aRdr THAT AL sfltc.e1 may avail them
selves Gifts heating Qualities. ~ -->' . ''
any MOTHER's SALVEnis perfect Chemical Com
pouod prepared 4Som Roots HebssABd 6ptss, gathered
from the forest. and pos esses Healing soothing and
Pain relieving Virtues neyRF hsfsre c9mbnsd by salve
Ointment
s5NFkF MOTHERS tIiVE .iS saes and eGectual, and
and all those troubled with RheuBafis, SGit RheuHn,
Eryspsias, 0pt Piles and such Ike diseases, VIII hnd
in its use riieEsndin most ezsests permanent cure
cay MOTHERS SALvEn in Burn and ScakdS,.
5es t The Gre, seetres the Tyiiatng pain and beals
the wound more speedily and edectualy than any other
prep aratioh li '51--f1f'aneE "a DHStn1r3 sd .iT
ssgfdYIAoTHER's sAhYBpr is worthy of confidence,
AID THOUSANDS having used 1t and recommended II 70
their friends Of lts worth Drecliohs for using
MY &OrHER'S SALpEt 1&re.lsimpledi ERery mother
and nurse Knows how to spread plaster and dress
sore, aud all who the saly- will apply it In proper
eis, renewed at ias.s good judaoenG may ditsct
othEr pains, rub the parts smarty
with the Sslve In caseS-of Cougs Ngbtnes Of LanRs
Sore rhroaE and such lib ais tf az To- V4se Of Rheu
matism. In any Of pain good result follows the
use &c tbis gssSe. sPfepsred Big a. Nj BECK BUR
RILL BUNTING, Sole Proprelors, No. 8. fremont St,
(twk doors south e Court at } Boston. %,
g. Sold by 9 r. sPURR, 2O1 Main street, and by Say
yer& Co.'s, West 8oylston. "l.' d3tsw&v1y us
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The above rods may be had CT
FREEMAN h WETHERELL
81 Exchange street. Merriheld's Building
apps dZaHNWtf WorcPatpr Mapa
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: 49,. ~ q 5sSTERs, = JOHN w. UrLEY
Ws%fGNY fples And retail dealer In Oysters N the
>la best ea3fty, hereby announces e Inc citizens
OF Worcester and vicinity that he IL CON
stany ircciyng and ms hwayB hand al No 10 Pos.
tsr street fresh astff9pfut oi The best NEW HAVEN
hlc-rss mt from their ocean beds. when
hs Wy qiFppse % AZ the lowest cash price Remember
ness, ~ 10stet atHsei, opposite ths Boston and
9&AsrI .unCMkAH Vdf
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[4 FARM FOR SALE Situated near
S;s Boylston Centre and formerly occupied by Henry
4iAr P. Chase Said Farm contains about So acres Of
land suitably divided into moving tlage, pasture and
wood land, with good buildings thereon. Inquire Of
EZRA BALL. near the premises, or Of
EFT MARBLE,
auls d6wd No Trumhun st., Worcester
k4NOR SALE OB TO LET-T6e well known
n INMAN'S sCYTHE ESTABLISHMENT, ituated
in the east part OF Burrvie two miles west of Slater
vile, on the Branch River, Il. l. The works have been
put in thorough repair since the first OF July last and
aTe now in frat rate running order They are capable
Of turning out from three to four thousand DOZENS of
scy thes year These works are admitted to be among
the best arranged IN New England Tor economy and con
Venience In all departments OF the business They are
only Ave miles from Mlvie, depot on the Providence
aud Worcester Railroad. For particulars nuuire Of
NANCY INMAN, on the premises, o. A. INMAN, Mohe
gan Il l., J. 0. INMAN, East Douglas, Mass, h. IN
MAN, Worcester
Burrilvln, Sept. 90, 1858. d2taw&wsm ss
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient-COnsump-
ton, and for the relief of Consumptive
Patients in advanced stages of the
disease.
So wide is the field Of its usefulness and so nu-
mcrous are the cases Of its cures, that almost
every section of country abounds in persons pub
icly known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs by lis
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine Of its kind is too apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections of the
pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial. conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
be forgotten.
PREPARED by
DEs. j. g. AVER e. co.
LOWELL, MASS.
For sale by JOHN Q. hill, Apotheoary, Mechanic,
Hal Building, Worcester and by all Druggists every
whore.
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EXPRESSES

Z EONARD & co.'s BOSTON & EAST
Ia TERN EXPRESS,
Over the Boston 8 Worcester RYilro0d,
DFFIoEs-180 Main St.. Worcester; 8 Court Street.
BOSTON. mhl2 dtf
C2seazsyEFa FULLER'S NORWICH AND
Sszg WORCESTER EXPRESS.
OFFIoKs-1S0 Main st., Worcester N. O. Brakenridge'
tore, under Wsuregan House, Norwich, Ct
TAupackages should be marked Fuller's Express.
~ orcester, Sept. LIST, 1866. septb
~ sSsseszSz1 ROSES PROVIDENCE AND
7t4sskEfSa WORCESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train
Packages Forwarded Notes, Drafts, and Bills collected
ma paid, and all orders attended to with despatch.
- OfFIoEs.-18O Main street. Worcester; Horace Cooks
Store oonsocketi No. Exchange street, Providence
EsszskNHssz1 FISK g. CO.'S UNITED STATES
ssss5nfzSssz AND CANADA EXPRESS = Messen-
gerEleaze Worcester three times daily via. Worcester
and Nashua Railroad for Boston, Nashua Lowell Law
furnishing the most direct and exhibitions line
-lsq 1sd37 FISKE CO., Proprietors,
,HIEROE d40 Court Square, Boston.
~ J.l4. osgood, Agent. General Express ONCE No
Ltncpn House Block. Worcester du MI
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pr ' ~ ~ 7 T I'll SIS 81 ] ~ asi
.EseRmRdiaA Institute u

also lPfiUfts Dtsea5es and Diseases Of Ronaen,.
No. rs cUnIorr sstreet, Providence, R.I
osrM 5fJ te 7s.ie7Tadi he-- IN tsiilf 5l bsuj 5el
sCUculsrs giving full inform ston sent by malt Alsoa
Pamphlet Diseases OF Women with Observations On
Private and Cbronic Maiades generally, sent. Dr. II.
.NSMAFTI50N Observation-Disclosures Providence r. L
nn N cOmh10ddt ioHs for PATIENTS from abroad
tctshig to reaii IN the city for short time under
trtatndeSt, 'tU ''l# q"
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s EoIA TITO e

FRENCH DROPS AND PILLS,
Expressly for regulating the Female System Price $40
usn be obtained st Or. HILLS Office No 121 Main st
Worcester. Mass. d rs
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We, the undersigned, being personally acquainted with
DR.. H. N. MAETIsoN, believe him to be temperate
maa in the most appropriate and that his moral
character and nrnfeSainnal skil are nnhnnhtah
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0FEa u
,tk-R E3dm;
-, Freight L69se
i;tKggFCester and NeaO York.
CONN ERcIAL STEAMBOAT COMPANIES LINZ
70 ,svslE9f Powerful Screw Steamers,
veg sdi s1no -BETWEEN-
PROVIDENCE AND NEW YoRB

sR8tOFADENCE AND NEW YORK.
Connecting at Providence with the
80 Providence 81 Worcester Rail Road.
~ & tx D. aY aoodg transported between Wor.
e ~ sasizss Soester New York as low, and with
squal despatch, as by any other line.
. aaegs of this line will leave Providence for New
~ pr qsy Qpdsys excepted) from foot Of South Main
Street ara WI leave New York daily, Sundays except
cd from Per II, North River.
~ Baltimore freight taken at reasonable
uztss, % fqyvarded with great despatch.
his Llne CONNECTS by arrangement with the daily In
land Lane Of Pro9eers between New York and PhiiadeI
Pba and With the trweekly inland line to Baltimore
Nbsu the inland EQute is open.
aHd Baltimore Freight viii be forwarded
ite@ NsV YoT any other lines il SO directed, at
y !. foF trtisr hation, apply to EDWIN BYNNER
gppera Agent othce No. Mechanics Hail. or to w. Il
yoBRDAN, Master Of Transportion Of Providence and
,pEesqter RTiI9aas Worcester, TO Isaac ode Pier No
II, Meth Fisefs New York, or to
y. t.,l,p , BUFFpM, Agent, Foot South Main b.,
bisWGFesstssg, Febs ~, 1858. daws Providence.
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$50 ys.ElIis TOY YES!
p 20 1... cas, b III ora sawdu.r Stoves.

The subscriber, having bought Of n. r. DIXIE the
right 20 manaAerpre epd sell M0rses Tan Peat and sav,
dust STOVE b prepared ID furnish all sizes OF the above
stoye N geSasQhSple 'fsteB Also, just received arge
assctnn Of hest cooking stoves for coal and wood
nthe market and variety OF Parlor cook Onlce and
hoer epFan chgapqr Rnean be bought 10 tue city Tin
,seohRg and lob work done t0Order,
,qsa rgoa goiyasW hn1 ..el. n. y. PHELPS.
elsepll llgu dAa 90 e2Frontstrcet, Warden Block.
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INSURtNGE.


1SA fgstkAEoG 6Q i II HaEtford. q
,ss PHGxns1az E SSsef eoMfSEH HaEtrssa
HOME iAsF5gSEdE !SSs Ssag7 York.
.gsHAgSFoRP 4aIsg NqE cesIRAlSE, FsartsiQ1a, E
ATLANTIC TNs6 AgcE S5Tpl YilProvtdenos.
ustns o. sDq 81 en0a FRA s1eoeob div ,bsTdS OFT
isbPHbost ansd Csa5pxnseS rSaslnae loii1sars ands
IAvoERSs seFusg tire ofseo1s
sAAtoo3 dafSF 4, Il. BBLLooK, Agent,
-rhtl rs'aSati yniiEhR II 1eb Worcester
N NHECga . UFVAn EFIRE u NsUR-
Ns ANoE Co.-IneerPorated 1851.
. 81 etSiississe assd7(ash OhritaIFE .
TpsuTss pS SS,oS
Rates, and cozt1S 10 pay IS per Scent eRdou ode
year peEcles sad so per cehU dveisednon We years
Worcester Office in Mechanics Il ali E lV syoT sisdT
myo !I2dead IA p52h- El9W5SER. Agent.
GPRINGFtELOi FIRE AND MARINE
~ tfsUR tfSk COMPANY Springfield 5esss X
,C9 sch CAPITAL a,,d Sur u.s. So Qooo.
W'cSsaA, ga, seSsai no gbae1 81 niw dotds ,RyoT
M !4As5s u SSH. P 3;,s ssGg R6MpANT,
sZsS9ozo Cash EFEfi 'aE9 Si75Ug00o.i , ,o'lA
~ y &c s'isilgos s'91 ~ s7ss. st'DAYS PresptH
81 gss pAsfsH Fec'y9a 'booo yoasE = s5oeis ss'si
TIE ssaefsigped, having been appoiRted Agent Of The
a6nve shm4d respon for vSrcSteysaAd
oss Or damage By are an claims fairly and promptly
Hdje ted and pad1ocS az heish Esf I5dDos6us edT
10 aiss s6j 1ol John e. WBNDAIshF AZ eBssaoo10
.INa < GFHi 4 GST n or "a l.
5sH8 9nt 10 1asmi1ossH s'sq 9nvlscsI al buR
E II e
'.oSS ENsTRA NTE4 e COMP fS Z .HsAJ
ethe Snf meeting 81 tas COM 8baS3yl ehsF
once " Gags Block On Tuesday. 5sp: the follow
ensuing viz Tao tis o. sdEuod ed EE0oE 70 V37Tp
Eenry az Tmuys Worcester SGD. NJ Rice Worcester
-aeasBlank bnTa1 qstzpys sWrao Be 9aE B1s U9ao1
Essex Sanders Grafton, Daniel fainter, " bs
AiohEe White 7. o Saul'l L. Hu3ges CherEY'y
g. Denny, Clappvile, Il. N BfgeisFr,- 6ffntorf.-
A a sa1sequdat meeting I5f the B6srd. EIENRYAA.
DENNY was chosen President, VIM. 8. DENNY Sscre
tarys ahd5P4HEEY HAMMOND, TEsasuraR & a
This CompsH been ~ saoeessql operation since
nay, 1855. and continue to insure in their Mechanics
Glass, avorsbier tefats DIV Sting IbSses sfa other
Buildings, Stocks OF Goods arst cISs, Aaehfne stops
md non haEardcus Property gsfersy U5b1 6hicStions
addressed to the President VI Fecfetsr9 win receive
Worcester Jdhi14 fs6Fdip@ sa' q ftsIo aiisd'af7
HAAMPDEN FIRE INSURsA NSFs5GO.,
Rsl1isy I'd eRAsRBINGFIBHIg hAss,1sL x'asssT
Jash capital paitnss IS sEs8 .4ssSs$l5oO0e 90
AccpnAieFed Hurp ps a DOE %
WINS b 0AIdlop JIM president.
Jos Q. PTNOHoN, Secretgfys5i Sood Teigeg rag
Will insure Reai and PptsoRst Property against Are3 on
application to .nosEd meWlig 81 QBNNYS AggntoW
.nsAt theRf5ee qG rMeehanies hdntpa Fire nauTneel
Company, Clark's Block, WorcesterI6
-5a4e- ---3- =, 80 :, a :, 7ftf - y 49,
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q GROSS GLENN's EXTRA SCENTED
V HONEY B0AP-just received aud for sale Nv
ID du OuARLEs CLARKE, DruSeint.
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a AIDES AND GENTLEMEN
Dining & RefreshHment
S A L 0 ON
No l aud 2 Pfper's Block.

No Aho FHpers BlOcks
The subscriber has this day opened Dining and Re
treatment Saloon at the old stand formerly kept by Spur
Lewis No and Pipers Block where he will always
be ready to meet his old friends and patrons.
In a convenient locality, With help accommod atng
all, With tables loaded with luxuries suit the most faa
idious epcure and prices sdapted the eRepcies Of
ire times, he hopes to afford satisfaction to all his his old
friends who may give him call.
jl9 CHARLES II. RICE.
GRAND MEDICAL ESTA BLIS6-
w MENT
121 Main StreeI, Worcester.
The whole need not physician but they that are sick
voice from ature'B Garden. DR. O, HILL
formerly Of Boston, is graduate from lie school OF Ma
ture, and 10 an independent Botanic Phys can;
his Diploma His materia Medica--N e bonNdyess
Vegetabie Kingdom. ris general heada laiters-Wor
ceser, Mass where all orders must be addressed To
insure attention. Dr. Hill will send bic medicines 10 any
part Of the Union.
The Doctors Medicines are prepared expressly for
following COMPLAINTS
Spinal Complaints, Difficulty Of Breathing,
Kidney Difficulties, Influenza Headache
Gravel Complaints, Inactivity Of the Mind,
nluor Albus, Vertigo In the Head
Mhooplog Cough, Epilepsy, Epileptic Fits,
Pieurisy, Splitting Blood,
voauveness, Involuntary passing Of Urine
lever and Ague, Pain In the Side and Back,
~. Hsos Dancei Salt Rheum, Bronchitis,
~ ~, Dlarrhmal Lock Jaw, Commissions,
r raplss@u1n o. the Heart, Dyspepsia, Dysentery,
yougns fnes, scroiua, huptures Ulcers,
hnenmansm, Jaundlce, Worms, Erysipeas
Overlooking Of the Gall Liver Coronlalnts
t1The Doctor has a safe and sure remedy for all
MALE COMPLAINTS, discovered and prepsred nv him
self AprYate difficulties treated with success and In
trint confidence. div "A -
q GROSS GLENN's EXTRA SCENTED
" HONEY bOAP-lnst received aud for sale by
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FOR SALE CHEAP

nm o'' a LIE 00 IA SSa
SELL TWO VALUABLE H0MEsTEADa, -szA-'
Or Small Farms, IN the City Of Worcester, with
"a miles Of the Post Office.
Buildings new and thoroughly finished. The Woroes
er and West Boyston omnibus passes the premises four
times daily The buildings situated upon tract Of
land containing twenty acres, Of the best land in Ror
oester county Best adapted to Gardening and Fruit
GrotOng The FIRST purchaser Of one of them have
10, or 10 acres.
Both places are free Of incumbrance.
TERMS OF PAYMENT EASY. Do not wish to ex
change. Inquire Of I. M. LAMB
ia29 dtf 2Tb MAR street
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor, 345 Broadway, New York.
G. R. SPURR, Wholesale and Retail Agent for Wor.
cester. d&wtf mY7
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lmotkid br bsh hsttsr from
thetr4lacea,hea fioFoi
ach, causing food to digest
giving tone ann health to
howag the cause Of the
rRte. VBmR 9TW2 s&
pureds dGnd, 1Ohat is bet
occasional tYsa pf tho T5s,..
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A NEW DESCOVERY.-TO CURE BAD
~ SPIRITS, Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Heartburn,
Cholic Pains, Wind in the Stomach or Pains in the
Bowels, Headache. Drowsuess, Kidney Com
plants, Melancholy Delirium Tremens,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02
NOTICE TO MICHAEL HOFFMAN.

A Cour, of Common Pleas held at Lew
IA isburg in and for Union county on the
20lh day of February, 4. D., 1858, ELIzABETH
GooDLANDLn presented her petition setting
forth that she is now the owner of tract of
land situate IN White Deer township, in said
county, adjoining lands of Charles Kline,
Samuel BennaSe, and others, Containing about
foTtysix acres and one hundred and eighteen
perches and allowance; that on the lith day
Of December, A. d., lsiI, Paul Goodlander
executed mortgage on said tract of land to
Michael Hoffman and others, which is recor-
ded in Mortgage Book B. pages l23 and l2i :;
that said mortgage, so far as said Michael
Hoffman was interested, has been paid in
full, but no satisfaction entered of record
that said Michael Hoffman has removed to
the State Of Iowa: and prayed the Court TO
order and direct satisfaction to be entered
&c. wherenpon the Court directed the
Sheriff TO give four successive weeks public
notIce, previous to next Term, OF The fav,s
set forth in said petition, in one newspaper
published in this county, TO appear and show
why the Court, on proof of payment, shall
not direct satisfaction TO be entered, accord.
ing 10 Act of Assembly, on said mortgage, so
far as the same was given 10 said Michael
Hoffman. Therefore hereby give notice 10
said Michael Hoffman and all others interest.
ed in said mortgage to appear by the first day
of next Term, to wit, the l7th day of Nav
next, and show cause why the Court shall
not receive proof Of payment and order the
said mortgage TO be satisfied SO far as said
Michael Hoffman, &c.
DANIEL D. GULDIN, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, Lewisburg, March %, 1855
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02
NOTICE TO MICHAEL HOFFMAN

4 L Court Of Common Pleas held az
n LewisbuTg, in and for Union county, on
the Goth day OF February, \. u. 1858, JoHN
DATEsNAS, Esq. presented his petition, setting
forth that he is now the owner of a tract of
land situate in White Deer township ia said
county, adjoinining the West Branch OF the
Susquehanna River, containing about one
hundred and three acres and thirty percheS
that on the 18th of December, 1871, George
Hoffman executed mortgage on said tract of
land TO said Michael Hoffman and others,
which is recorded in Mortgage Book b, pages
l2i and 1875; that said mortgage, SO far as said
Michael Hoffman was interested, has been paid
in full, but no satisfaction entered of record (;
that said Michael II Gilman has removed to the
State of Iowa and prayed the Court TO order
and direct satisfaction 10 be entered, &c.
Whereupon the Court directed the Sheriff 10
give four successive weeks public notice,
previous to next Term. Of the facts set forth
in said petition, in one newspaper published
in this county. 10 appear and show cause why
satisfaction 10 be entered according TO Ac, of
Assembly, or said mortgage, so far as the
same was given, 10 said Michael Hoffman.
Therefore, hereby give notice to said Michael
Hoffman and all others interested in said
mortgage, to appear by the first day Of said
Term, 10 wit, the l7th day CT May next, and
show why the Court shall not receive proof
of payment and order the said mortgage to be
satisfied SO far said Michael Hoffman, &c
DANIEL d. GULDIN, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Lewisburg, March l., 1888.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02
Adjourned Court Proclamation

Whereas, the Hon. Abraham Wilson, Pre-
siden, Judge for the Goth Judicial District OF
Pennsylvania, composed of the counties oi
Union, Miiiiin and Snyder, and Philip Ruhle
aud John W. Simonton, Esq Associate Judges
for Union county, have issued their precept,
bearing date the 2Olh DAY of February, 1898,
and to me directed, for the holding OF Court
of Common Pleas at I.ewisburg for the county
of Union on the fourth Monday of April next,
(being the s6lh dav) 1858, and TO continue one
week, NOTICE is therefore hereby given To
Witnesses and all persons interested IA the
Issue List, 10 be then and there present and not
depart without leave. Jurors are requested
TO be punctual in their attendance al the time
appointed, agreeable to notice.
Given under my hand and seal al the Sher-
iir's Office IN Lewisburg the 23d day OF March
A u. 1858, and in the eighty-lhird year OF the
Independence of the Us. Of America.
God save the Commonwealth!
DANIEL. ID. GULDlN, Sheriff.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.

NY virtue of a writ Of Ven. Tx. issucd ouI
- of the Court Of Common Pleas Of IuIon
County and TO me directed, wall expose to
Public Sale or Ou'cry al the public house Of
Charles Crolzer,in the borough Of Mliilinbura,
on SArrHuAr, April 81 next, at o'clock, T VI,
A certain Lot Of Ground situate IN Limestone
township, in said county, BOUNDED north by
a Schoolhouse lot, west By public road leading
from M!iilnuurs ta what is called Barber
Little Mill, south by public ro"d leading from
said Mil TO the public road leading f. III
Mlfilinburg 10 New Berlin, east by lands OF
John M.Taylor, containing One Fourth Of an
Acre more or less, whereon Is erected new
Rail HOUSE &c. with The aPPurienanceS.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold As
the properly Of .IohH BogeHreG.
DANIEL ID. GTLplN. ShcrE
Shcrih's Ofice. LewisLufe. March :, ls5s
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A lively Time in the House.
WASHINGTON, MARCH &c.

WASHINGTON, MARCH oG.
Lecompton Constitution, expressed hi:
amnzemen. that Gov. Wise should have
written the Auti-Locompton Tamany Hal
letter.
Mr.. ENGLISH, of Ind. Do you hold
him to be in or out of the Democratic or.
ganization ?
Mr.. SMITH I do not hesitate to say
that hold Cor. Wise TO be out of Me par.
y, with all others who refuse to cooperate
with the great Democratic family.
Mr.. ENGLISH. Did you support Gov.
Wise when he was elected to the Guber.
material chair? If not, were you not out
side Of the Democratic party?
Mr.. SMITH. l did not support him,
but 1 did not make myself active and
prominent in thwarting the Democratic
party.
Mr.. DAVIS, Of Ind, said Mr.. Smith had
no right to read him, or any other Demo
crat out Of the party. Nine tenths of
the Democrats of the free States stood
with him sgainst tho Lsoompton constitu-
tion. If the gentleman from Virginia at
tempts to read them out, be will find they
will read him out.
Mr.. SMITH replied that Mr.. Davis re-
minded him of the dissenting Juror, who
characterized his associates as an obstinate
set of fellows. Did not the gentleman
from Indiana know that the President is
tie head Of the Democratic party, and that
he urged, with all his power, the admis-
sion under Lecompton
Mr.. DAVIS. Because the President
has recommended this measure, it does
not therefore follow that every Democrat
must vote for it. The President may ad-
rise but not command me.
Mr. SMITH said the President is the
representative Of the Democracy, and ap-
proved of the Kansas bill.
Mr.. DAVIS replied that he intended to
carry out the recommendations of the
President up to November last when the
President thought proper to change his
front.
Mr.. SMITH. Exactly that is the Ian
guage Of rebellion.
Mr.. DAVIS. 1t is the language Of
free man.
Mr.. SMITH. A man is known by the
company he keeps; and he who is not
with US is against US. He then proceeded
to argue in favor of the Lccompton con.
lie said that Mr.. Douglas got
up the movement against the measure to
secure his reelection to the Senate and .
there was q concerted movement among
the Democrats Of Illinois for this purpose.
Mr.. MARSHALL Of Ill. did not believe
that any such conference was held, and
the statement was entirely unfounded.
Mr.. Cox, Of O., said it did not become
Mr.. Smith, who had turned tail on tho
Democratic party, and was elected to Con.
yress by American rotcs, to make such ex-
traordinary attacks upon Democratic men,
bers.
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