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TH0S J.FISHER, Truste,
a. 2awdds &C. MCGUIRE CO ,Auot,
ByJ;G MCGUIRE Z co. Auetioneers.

BY J. g. MCGUIRE h co, Auctioueers
DEREMp'TORf SALE OF FOUR SMALL
BRieE HoUsEs on THE IsLAND.-On FRIDAY
AFTERNOON. May 4th. at 51z O'Clock, on the
premises, we shall sell Lot No. IS, in Square No.
64S, fTOatlag ~ feet inch on south g street be-
tween "A street west and lst street west and run
ming back l22 feet inches to 80 feet alley TO
vether with the improvements, consisting Of four
two-sory Brick Dwelling Houses, containing four
rooms each. The houses will be sold separately
TITLE perfsct, and Immediate possession given
Terms; One fourth cish; the residue in 6, I2 and
on the premises.
ap % d j. G.. MCGUIRE a co Aunts
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THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
inform their patrons and the public that n.
theY have received their usual supply of>8
SPRiNG GOODS, consisting of the latest "A
style and fashion, and best foreign Taanufao Xf
ture. Thy also respectfully invite atten- -sIA-
ton TO their new stock Of ofGENTLEMEN'S 6 FUR
NISHIN8 GOODS of the latest STYLES and ma kes
They also keep constantly on hand a large supply
OF Naval md Military Furnishing Goors-such as
Epaulets Chapesus, Swords, Be,ts, Gold Isces
Shoulder Straps, and Sashes.
II. F. LOUDON CO.
Citizen, NaUal and Military Merchant TaiLoys,
mar Is o3m Browns Hotel.
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los. F. BIRCH, UNDERrAKER,

IOS. r. BlhCh, UNDERTAhER,
Cor. Bridge and Jefferson stS., GeorgstotcH.
Having gwen my personal attention TO this b anch
OF my business, ! am prepared
attend 10 all calls with prOmPtness Szknu6zUEeB
PertOns from a distance can be sup
piled at 'ew minutes notice. as | have large
assortment of CUFFlNS always on hand.
Particular attention paid to the removal of the
d. ad from the old to tn new burial grounds.
Hearses aad Horses for hire. ap I0-6m
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Papers served In packages BY ssrrisrs q O. Q
year, or - cents PET month. 70 mail subscribsrs
she price 10 $3.50 year, - aduases; "a for six
months, u for three months; and for less than
thres months at the rate Of - cents week. Single
sopies' ONE czNT' in wrappers, TWO CENTS.
ElApvsRTIsKnKsTss should be sent 10 the ofhoe
before Il O'Clock, m; otherwise they NAV mot a,
peaI until the next daJ.
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NARsHALs sALE.-In virtue of a writ of f,

MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of n writ of 6eri
WI facIas issued from the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit ConJt ofthe District of ColumOIa, for the
county Of Washington, and To me directed 1 will
expose TO public SALE for cash in front oi the cnuIt
house door of said county, on FRIDAY, the Iith
day of May next, 1850. at y O'CLOCK m, all defend
No. a, in square No. 5o8, in the city of Washing
ton, C., together with all and singular the I'M
property Of Mrs. Charles Preuss, and Will be sold
TO satisfy Jndlcs No. 259, 10 Nay term 1850, in
favor of Charles Walter. w SEIOEN
Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

l. REMEMBER.
Have Just received a large assortment of fSPRING
and SUMNER GOODS, consisting of Lawns
Calcoes, GInghams, Ba-ege De Lanes, Cambria
and SWISS M0slins. BrIllIants, and Stuff for pants
Also, very complete assortment of Damasks
of which will sell cheap. At my corner store
WASHINGTON X. HURDLE,
ap l0-1m No 90 High 81 Georgetown
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TIE CRYSTAL SPRINGS, on Mill Seat, ock
Creek, miles from Washington near PIney
Branch road: will be open in few days for the re-
cePtion OF Visitors and PIC NC PARTIES Tie
shaded chestnut groves picturesque scenery at the
fail on the Rock Creek ina kes IT the most 6Iea sant
resort within p miles of Washington
See future advert isement
aP 3O-d' BRIDGE RIGGLF d CO. Prop.
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DAPER-HANGINGS.
Il WINDOW SHADES, PICTURES,


Il WINDOW SHADES, PICTURES,
CURD AND TASSELS, & q.
The underilgned would resp sotfully call the at
tentlon OF the CIT zens Of Washington and vicinity
to ms SPRING STOCK Of PAPER HANGINGS
selection of new Patterns Of Papers, appr9pTiate
for Parlors, Halls, Chambe s, Dining-r5oms snd
SpLp 60 T,rES and G9kD spd oLv VELVET PhPEkS,,
Pkfls GENERA ESTERRkkfEt9oEE fEoE ap h.d sao9
assortment Of warranted GOLD BAND WIN
DOW SHADES, In the lot few new and beauti-
tul designs; also Imitation GOLD and COMMON
SHADES; Sreen, Blue and Buff Window Shade
mlugs, &c. Orders for Paper h.nglng or Window
Shades executed with skill and dispatch, in CITY or
country. Having purchased for cash, will sell at
the lowe't remlnerauve prices. A call solicited
JOHN MARKRITER,
ap l7-eo6tt eight doors above odd Fellows Hall.
nj A TTIN GM.Tre.sM! M!ATrINs!
AS I. and s-4 White CANTON MATING,
- 50 AID ga Red Cheekered do.
4-tGGniTc. Gnic9SAf Sf,ofaI MfATTnHS1; ioI F1cor,
Ga do. lor Tables,
a. HEMP CARPETlNG,
q UILTS.
ia ALLENDaLE QUILTS, at SI.2S,
ga 10 Sri, !; II y - and lS-4 MAksEILLEs
LINEN sad corroN sgEeTTNGs.
TABLE LINEN, TOW els aud n NAFKINS,
We so,lcit a call from oil persons IN wait OF
s.sAll goods sold at the lowest market prices
WM. X. RILEY BOTHER,
No. s6 Central Stores bet 7th snd sth SITS.
ap n I'm opposlte' entrs ma.k~t.
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MARsHAL's sALE.-In virtue of writ of /

bAfsciss ISSUED from the Cierk's ofhce Of the Cir
emit Court OF the District of Columbia for the
county OF Wsshlngton, and to me directed, will
house door of said county, on FRIDAY, the Iith
asy OF MAY Eext 1857, at Y oo,ock m an defend
east part of Lot No s, In square No ae8 froDtinS
"a tee5 inches on Mary and avenue, between Sth
depth OF said lot, together with ali ami Singuar the
improvements thereon seized and levied upon as
tne t ProPPery o. Ihomas Hughes, and will be sold
ldNOa u f. SoltOn. w. SELDEN
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oas 3 respectively on NJ street north. between
tween NJ and N, and street, between aSd and cath
IN months, with interest secured nv deed m trmst
on 1a tne premises All convey ancng at the cost Of
ap SD C. MnGITIREA CO Aua.a
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By WALL & BARNARD, Aucaoneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAIUARI r
court Of the District of COlumhIa bearing date on
the case cf Richard FTe for Ts66 a0G pa Passed , IN
tate OF James b. Frere. deceased, NE 1861 the IN
lo auction, on TU ESDAY. the sib day Of MaPp N PuS
y. ls6 at nail pats o clock p m, on the premises
IN ne ,ns IoL2wlns rea estate and improvements
b. Frere deceased being third Of the rents and
prohts ot the SAID estate during her life, as PEE
scrlbed ana deteTmlr ell by SAID order and decree
nameH iot Of ground numbered ten N O. lin 50 mare
nnmeered eighty six, IaS) Of the plan of the said
basement and one two-stoTy brick fouse.
street between ana streets, and offers great in
dueements to purcha asers.
" ard "a months, secured by the bonds of the pn =
ehas3r or purchasers payable to the SAID heirs and
be retained until the whole of the purchase money
five days from the day of sale, the Commissioners
ressrv, me right to resell the aid property at the
rlsk and expense of the defauliIng pu chaser by
advertsing the same for one week by two Insett,o1
10 the National Intelligencer.
Ali OOnveyanCang sp e fhs cost cf the purchaser.
y6f4Sfft JOHN HENDERshoSNt. + I DEEiRSshSt'
MILhIAM T; SMITHSON,
CHARLES WALTER.
ap 2s-d&ds WALL BARNARfD'o, RVAsf'oaS5o Rnci..
TRTSTEEAs AsGsEt saLE Of fotk f9 kkuSH0nf'I SRGSHBr
n BUILDING LoTs. AT HBcoRNER OFIsr STREE
wEsT AND NORTH q STREETS -On SATURDAY
Ar ArIERNOON, NAV 5th, at O'Clock. on the
Der lst 1853, and duly recorded in Liber J. A. s. No
49, foos 435, etc., one of the land records for Wash
lngton county, In The District of Columbia, shall
sell lots numbered p, q, % ard 80, in James C.
McGulre's subdivision of square Ga.
Lot fronts Is feet on lst street west the cor
ner OF u street north. and running back $50 feet
inches 70 20 feet alley. Lots %, - and 81 front
each q feet "a inches on 1st street west, between
and streets north, and run back 80 feet inches
TO % feet alley together with Tire improvements
oonsistlrg OF small two story brick hon erected
on the rear OF said lots and fronting on the aliey
Ierms pne fourth cash the residue in 6, u and
10 months, with interest, secured by deed Of trus
on the premises.
III The terms of sale should not he complied with
flght to reseI at the risk and expense of the de-
All conveyapclng At the expense OF the purchaser
THOS ]. FISHER, Trustee,
40 2 2aWhds j. q. MEG Ia 4 Co Annta
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TIE STEAM PACKET FLYING CLOUD
ls now ready for excursions to N~1-
the Gr at Falls or intermedIate = Slh y
points, Arlington Springs and Alex
andria on SUNDAYS, in time for divine servine.
aud will lie over until after one O'Clock Apply to
Capt. JOHN MOORE,
dp " zn No. 80 Jefferson ST., GeorgetOwn
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MASSEY, COLLINS CO.'S PHILADFI-
I'l PHIA DRAUGHT ALE.-We are constantly
Ieoelving Tesh supplies ofthe above delightful bsv
adulterated Ale. TO give il g trial.
Army & SHINN, Agents,
iss at Graen st Ge0rgatnvn,
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uQWE'sIMPRovEp WEIGHING SCALES
most simple durable, and reliable scales ever put IN
use, Frstclsss premiums have been Awarded them
Socicty; yireinia STATE Agnsl ltura Fair, FrarkIn
insttnte Eeir, fsnnsylvsnia; New York State Pair
eyhieited they nave reoeived first cIRss prSuIpms
For "a 9 at IS Louisiana avenue, Depot 6 etIlerss
deis-T &c. PATrIsoN. Agent
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rRANDELL, OPTICIAN,
~ No. 12s Bridge ST., Geors setotsn,
Has constantly on hand q large assortment of
French Near sighted, Peuscoplc, Col AN
ored, and all other SPECTACLES, OfsSV
the best quality, III gold, silver, steel, and German
silver frames. ". B. Old Frsmes Repaired and
new glasses set in them To order. no I9-Iy
FOX RENT-A two story and basement Brick
Il HOUSE, near the Convent, on Fayette street ;
In cOmplets order; gas &c; with large garden at
tached Kent 500. to permanent tenant Apply
10 JOhN Il. hlD"ELL. mar 5tf
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- IN I'LL XSs PRTZES.
Prizes cashed at sight at per cent discount
Bill on all solvent Banks taken et par.
drawing viii DO forwarded a. soon ss the RESULT
becomes known.
All orders for schemes or tickets % be addressed
to DON RQDRIGUEZ,
apl4-tr Care of City Post. Charleston, =. G.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

t'oh ,KENTrA Conveniently arranged BRICK
= DIVE Ling, on New York avenue the first
nr3use east ot Fifteenth ST. and adjoining NJ
thompson Drug store. Tie location is one ofthe
most desrahe IN the city. being IN the square d
Ieeuy opposite and east Of the Presidents. Apply
3l-2W
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-16

REMOVED.-L L. MASON, WATCH
Az MAKER and JEWELER, recently at Dorr Il Bur
bank s. has taken II new store, at III Main street,
Opposite E. L. LanSon's Auction Rooms) where he will
give his personal attention to Cleaning and Repairing all
kinds of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry and any
pairing that may under his line of business lie
respectfully solcits the patronage of the citizens of Wor-
cester and the public generally
He is, also a LICENSED AUCTI0NEER for the CITY
and County Of Worcester
Having had some thirty years experience, both in the
Watch and Auction business he aters himself that he
can give perfect satisfaction both in price services
The undersignedis also SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND
MEASURES, at his Store, Ill Main street. Worcester
apll dot
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-16
BY f.. W. VAIL.
- NALuARLE REAL ESTA1

BY L. Is. HANSON.
A UCTION.-I am directed to sell at Pub
n lie Auction, without reserve, if not previously dis
posed of, the entire stock of
FURNITURE IN THE LION SALOON,
situated Mechanic street, FRIDAY the 10th day
April instant at O'Clock in the forenoon. 1t is of
the best furnished Saloon the city of Worcester Con-
ditions of sale made known at the time and place.
apl2 dts Il. b. LAMSON Auct'r
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-16

In this city, by Rev Adams Eli Ludden to Adaline
NJ Converse, both of Spencer.
In Bolton April s. Charles Wheelock of Marlboro ,
to Mary II Whtcomb of Bolton
In unenburg, April 10, Geo Mason, Dr. of Franklin,
to Hattie A Kilburn of
In Athoi, April |, A Folsom to Mrs Mary Bassett
both of A; Scion Lee of Athol, to Martha Covel of
Phillpston.
In Sudbury, Apr2 Henry Fairbanks of Sterling, to
Sarah A Moore of Sudbury.
In Lowell, April |, Henry Wylkup of Southboro to
Nancy Smith of L.
In New York. April H. Charles Blake, Esq, of Bos
ton Elizabeth NJ eldest daughter of Hon John Dix
of New York.
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THE BEST PREPARATION IN USE
HILLS MINT SPECIFIC.

For badness AND FALLING OFF OF THE HAIR.
The great inquiry has been SO long and constantly
made preparation to restore the Hair Badness and
the MINT SPECIFIC for this particular purposes and in
doing 50 he earnestly hopes that discriminating public
VIII make distinction between this special preparation
and the great variety otcOmpounds abundant through
out the world is entirely distinct from them In CHAR
The following bona fde letters from reliable persons,
here submitted being worthy testimonials ior Sc
curing the confidence and PATRONAGE o. ns p rs 1850
MrJ O. HIIL-lv Dear SIR. take the liberty TO add
nv testimony the value Of your Mint Specnc IN cases
Of badness and ss or y % Speec for the se Of
nv wife whose hair had been falling on quite rapidly for
SaIdness unless some remedy speedily applied. It is
with much satisfaction that am enabled TO certify that
was entirely arrested and all apprehension of badness
cess In The sale Of your valuable Mint SPECIFIC re-
main, Truly yours, GEORGE SESSIONS.
Mr. j. O. HILL-Dear Sir. / consider it Justly due To
YOU that should publicly express my opinion with re-
which is based upon what have seen Il do An &C.
quanance mine who had lost her hair and for months
was quite bald, by my representation Induced TO try
your remedy and without exaggerating say that
hair In my estimation this is remarkable instance Of
s sGS me hq and no ones
shall aSe much pleasure in recommending the Mint
Conductor Worcester and Nashua T. r.
Mr.. HiLL-Your Mint Specific which has 81 yercn,
come before the public consider the most prep
araton for the purpose for which 1t Intended here
send you my experience and you are at liberty TO use
TINS IN any way you wish. For wear my wfe's hair
ha been ialng OF and she troubled with dry scaly
eruption on her head, that she quite bald Last
month she commenced using your Mint Specific and by
the use of bottle her head is covered with hair and
Is SOFT, glossy aud natural The eruption has entirely
disappeared, and she has promise of fine growth q
healthy hair My entire confidence in your Mint Specif-
&c enables me to recommend u to all who pecd any prep
araun to strengthen the hair and TO prevent badness
well those who have already lost their hair In
either case it is Invaluable. ~ .......
Respectfully yours lSAAC CUSHING.
Prepared only hyJOIiN @ HILL, Apotheeary, Worees
ter, Mass. For sale by all Druggists. dis6wu ~
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~ !: :: ::
w " for cutting out sole and upper leather
for Boots and Shoes.
He is also prepared to get up dies and stamps of var
patterns for cutting cloth, paper, &e.
mehl9 dln$
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0QIamts.
A YOUNG AMERICAN WOMAN

"A who has just lost babe, who only lived but few
hours is DESTROYS of obtaining situation Wet Nurse.
Inquire at DR.. Andrews office, lO5 Main street.
anil
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Notites.
WINDOWS, DOORS, SASHES.
AND BLINDS

we Would respectfully call the attention Of car,ot
and the pulic generally our large stock oP
DOORS, WINDOWS, BLINDS AND s4sgpS
which we offer for sale at very lou, nd. NJ.
Glass. s-'''' anu American
For Instance, we will sell Windows gxl9 and ox,o
of IL lights each, for 81 to SLIP and lin WndnS'
9Xl2 and 9Xl3, for Sl21 TO SIPS; cheaper Lin wndn
glazed desired l0X4 and l0xl5 Lip Windows ,birt
for slH to S5O, and Doors #. ink in Il hick
for SIC ana upwards Nice Beyc Doors. II thick made
of Western lumber for SI313 Blinds Tor SKIP and Ok
windows, GOOD first quality Blinds, well painted with
three coats of paint with trimmings complete for 81 SO
One-haf rolling shades from IS to zoe extra.
We give You the above prices as they are sizes mos
used; other sizes will sell i'm proportion Work
made to order on reasonable terms
Please call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
at the junction of Main and SOutIbrdge Streets only
few rods South of City Hall, Worcester, Mass.
apl4 diff D. IL c. p. STEVENS.
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DON SIGNORS OF FREIGHT

NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE. AND
ALL POINTS SOUTH AND WEST OF
THOSE CITIES,
Attrespectfully notified that Trains leave the PRovI-
DENCE STATION in this city, daily for Providence,
these connecting with the large and powerful steamers
of the
COMMERCIAL STEAMBOAT CO.,
for New York and thence by special arrangement with
the Steam Canal Lines, for Philadelphia, Baltimore and
all Southern points.
RATES ALWAYS LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER
STEAM LINE.
Time between New, York and Philadelphia, q hours
Baltimore, 81
No charge for Wharfage Carriage or other erpense in
hen Iork thus constituting the cheapest and re
aoie steam freight Route between Worcester and the
points named
FREIGHT FOR THE WEST.
The subscriber Agent for the above Line having been
also duly appointed Agent of the Neo York and Ers
RdArodd Company in this city. is prepared to give
through Bills of Lading for all Freight consigned to his
care for any Western City Town. the lowest ruling
rates, guaranteeing to such consgnments all possible
care and dispatch.
The New York office of above named Line is Mt PIER
IL NORTH RIVER, ISAAC ODELL, Agent to whose
One or more Steamers leave New York for Proydence
ualy. For further particulars, apply to
EDWIN BYNNER, General Freight Agent
49, - at No. Mechanics Hall.
orto w II. JOURDAN, Providence Depot
BENZ BUFFUM, Providence.
- ISAAC IL. SOUTHWICK, Is State ST.,
apis diff Boston
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: PEOPLES DINING ROOMS

AzS& !, A CARD TO THE PUBLIC
AlakNsk4 The subscriber would respectfully inform
the citizens Of Worcester county and vicin-
ty that he has taken the Saloon No 9l3 Main Street
formerly known as the Eagle but now the PEOPLES
DINING ROOMS; that he has thoroughly renovated and
rettted the same and prepared furnish his Gus
toners with the best the market affords, catered in
style to suit all by his efficient assistant, MIR A. DoDD
and at prices to correspond with the times and he will
endeavor by strict attention business and the
Of his customers, to merit share of your patronage
w Meals furnished at all hours of the day and even
ing Board and Lodging by the day or week
mchN diff EDWARD p. JOHNSON.
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Il e. & j. F. ELLERY'S
~ PATENT IMPROVED
INDIA RUBBER PAINT,
UJGHFST pREuyUy4S AWapDrDt

And at every Fair at which has been exhibited it
received the highest Premium, superior to all
other Paints Tor the following purposes:
lst Painting Tin, Iron, and Metal Roofs, because 1t
MOISTURE and DAMPNESS, expansion or contraction,
as the Paint readily yields. No climate affects it, In
any part of the world it lasts and better any
other preparation known for roofs 1t is emphatcay
METAL PROTECTOR, having tried tested and proved on
many thousand roofs in the principal cities of the Union
We have hesitancy in stating what the test of time
I'd, As a Coating for Iron BuildiRgs Iron Steamers
and Iron h0WeUer manufactured because it cH not Orr
dze adheres closely to the surface eectualy essts the
action of the weather is cheaper and better than
Lead any other Paint and when dry possesses hard
and glossy surface that resss the power the elements
All interested i'll Iron architecture earnestly invited
to test for themselves the properties this valuable
Paint.
g. Painting the outside Of Brick and Wooden Buildinos
because it makes smooth surface, fills up the crevices
and seams, PROTECTS TUE SURFACE FROM DAMP
NESS is thoroughly WATER PROOF, PRESERVES
THE WOOD, covers better-costs less-lasts longer
makes finer smoother and better finish possesses double
the hodyrequies 0Re-third less oil to thin than any
other paint 1t ground in all coors and mixed in any
conceivable shade to suit the and taste And whenf
we assert Its superiority we only echo the sentiments
the very many whose practical minds have analysed its
virtues.
T. is LndestrHcf5le and Water Proof COATING for.
Cloth RoofRg on the tops Of Houses Decks of lSiedml
because preserves the Cloth renders it elastic and
all OF which years of experience has demonstrate
ed to an unerring certainty.
5. For the above in parcular-but for House
Carriage, Fancy Sign and all Painting for phich rich
dud pure Pants are used generally bccausenits man
ntacture NO CHEAP OILS or other materials are used
all other paints In addition the very many valuable
properties secured By Letters Patent.
6th The Cost of the Paint is Less than any other.
All persons interested in Paints requested to call
on The undersigned who Is the only authorized Agent
for the sale of the above Paint for Worcester Comfy
VIM. LUCAS,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-06-30

Sumner is evidently disappointed bastard
bitterly disappointed, in not receiving renewing
touch Of gutta percha or bamboo, which he no"
needs to renstste his political prominence.
lie has infinite resources in cunning and cow
urdly oxpedients, and if the Southern gentlemen
who are compelled by duty to sit in the chamber
Gcfled by his pestileut presence, or to meet MN
in the public ways o! Washington do not keef
themselves in constant vigilance Sumner VIII YET
surprise some Of them into bestowlng the eagerly
coveted Gaming or kicking. No Senator from
South Carolina can hereafter stoop to reply To
Charles Sumner, anu no representative will have
OCCASION 10 give him new nOtore y. Let him re-
main in the solitude of his own irremediahle and
iueffable infamy. If out of the Senate. the crea-
ture craws in the way Of anySouthern gentleman,
let i. be put aside with the least possible appic"-
tion of shoe leather.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-06-30

In a speech characteristic of the man, with oil
Of bis old faults of bombast and pI etension. no has
declaimed in the Senate against what he calls the
'barbarism of slavery
For this extraordinary language we are glad to
see that Sumner was properly rebuked by Senator
Chestnut. After ranging over Europe,' says Mr..
Chestnut, 'sneaking through the back doors OF
English arstOcrocy and fawaing at their feet, 'hs
slanderer of Ststes and men had reGppeared in
the Senate. lie had hoped. after the punishment
he had received for his former itsoence, the Sena-
tor would have learned propriety-but he had
reached all his former vulgarities and mendaeity
Ile was not inclined TO nhIct further runishment
upon a maG who had gone howlng through the
world yelping out volumes Of SlauderP
Such was the terrible invecIive which the sue
oes,or of Judge Butler poured out upon the head
Of the Massachusetts calumniator.
It is a case simply of a mAu-no, not OF a man
bus OF a creature in the shape of d mar-waO Hb'
solutely glories aud ,rumphs in reaching the
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