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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-26

ABDUCTION AND THE PUNIsHM ENr-Qute ga
thcrng took place in State street, directly in front
of Office, about half past O'Clock, Monday
ing in consequence of the infection by Mr. Calvin Mar
tin of tremendous foggng upon the person Of luck
less individual named Leonard smith. The particulars
of the case gather them from several reliable
sources, follows About the first Of June last
very worthy and respectable citizen Of this town.
inveiged from her home; and from previous inter
had by Smith with the girl suspicion fell
upon him. The fugitives traced far as Haver-
hill, when it was found that tive young Of this town
were concerned in conveying the girl off, Ne further
information could be obtained the time. Some time AZ
forwards the father of the girl informed that the
red his daughter to the hands OF experienced villain
belonging to New York, where seemed probable she
had been taken No further clue to the my stery could
be obtained until day before yesterday when letter
received by gentleman in this town from person in
New York, stating that girl by the Of Martin,
belonging to this town. there without aproper guar
dan and desiring that her friends might be informed Of
it Her unhappy father Immediately prepared for jour-
ney to New York to bring back his daughter the pa
rental roof hut of the unfortunate objects susp
con destined to receive heavy pu shment for his
supposed crime, before the fathers departure. How
ong the proofs against smith were do know
but is very evident the injured father had decisvsy
made his mind Of the deserts Of the young gentleman
Walking down State street Monday evening, he
CHANGED to meet Smith standing in the doorway OF the
Of the dry goods shops and the result of the meeting
any thing but gratifying to the latter There
cswhide used has been reported but the individual
innocent guilty felt the weight only of unweapon
cd dealing out the rctrbution of deep wrong i'm
m6dately after the assault MIR Martin delivered himself
into custody and the required bonds for his appear
anse at court.-Newburypsrf Courier.
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SOUT HERN MERCHANTS.


WHO WANT Merchandise Of resdy sale, and to insure
w large profits crafty their desires by applying the
Steam Soap Works and PeIfumsry Laboratory at 81 Court
land where fancy soaps be had from six
three dollars dozen and every description Of cologne
lavender and other perfume: in like We pledge
other this country only place where ge
Walnut Oil Military Shaving Soap manufacture by
the proprietor and Mr. johnson. jy23 ws RI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-26
NEW INVENTED WIGS

BACHELORS new invented Wigs and Sealps, made Of
II the finest natural curl HAIR and adapted the
to the peculiar style Of each individual! They
difficulties long erper,enced by those who wear wig
The public invited inspect large and we'll selected
stock variety Of size and color; they will
then be able to judge the effect
WIN. BATCHELOR, inv entor and only manufacturer, 2
Wall street, near Broadway Removed from 1856 Broadway.
Please 10 copy he address,. jy2i iwsrc
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The SHADES HOTEL,

81 Reade Street, West Side of Broad,cay
THE Subscriber respectfully inornS his friend. and the
public that he has lately opened the Establish
msnt style superior TO any other house Of kind II the
given his friends and while proprietor
Of The Shades Thames street, he dAtten himself will
hshment while effort his part will BE- wanting merit
The usual relshes, Chops, Steaks, Welsh Rarebits Poach
cd Eggs, &C.. will be served up in spperio! style.
The will be regularly supplied with city papers,
veil full supply Of foreign papers, by arrival from
Europe. JAMES EVANS.
ml6 lmsrc
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THE Mes PERCEs INDIANS, in Oregon, are said
to be making considerable progress in civilization
They nhabit desirable country, and paying aten.
ton to agriculture and have large number of horses
and cattle They neat in their dress and
industrious in their habits than other tribes of Indians
Some missionaries have schools among them
Mr. Spaldng has translated portion OF the Scriptures
into their language it 10 written it'll English letters,
but Indian words traveller from Oregon exhibited to
yesterday manuscript book neatly written in that
language by native Mes Perces indian 1t copy
Of translaon Of the New Testanent by Mr. Spald-
ing and well executed. The education and civil
zstion of these aboriginal tribes should be encouraged.
ST Lsuts Era, Juiv IL.
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SAKACEN'S HEAD, Il DEFY STREET., N. Y.
TosEkH SMITH late Of WereestsI England, bess leave
that he has recently fitted up his house vsry Superior
and calculated TO- please gentlemen of TASTE He
with bes Liquors and Provisions that the market affords
Dnnen from u I'LL o'clock. and Cold Cuts Chops, Stakes,
Rare Bits, &C., at all hours.
His supply Of English and city ueM,papers is sxcelled By
Of the superior Quality and the attendance prompt Pr
Rooms provided for parties and the comfort and
modaeion Of customers always attended Lodgings &e
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Nrw BRUNSWICK, July Is, 1915.

New Brunswick, July Is, l6A6.
Examination at Rutgers Cotlege-A~nual Com
wssncement Exercises.
The examination OF the students of Rutgers
College, N B., closed yesterday, July III which
ss1ar as we can learn at present, gave universal
satisfaction; and if we may be allowed an opinion,
we would say that we consider the nine hearty
cheers which resounded through the halls Of the
time-honored edifce, startling professors and gra
tifying students, to be a demonstration to be mis-
took by none who heard them, Of the feelings of
the participators, who perhaps felt as "caged
birds, suddenly freed, )" because examination is
time Of anxiety, consider it in what light you will
The portraits of the patron of the Coll ege, Colonel
Henry Rutgers, and Of the ex-presideut DR.. Liv-
ingston D. D., s. T. p, never looked better
pleased (f intelligence and approba ton may
kndle in the eye of a painting) than when our
present very venerable and honored President
pronounced the result of the examination 10 DC
highly gratifying. Many heart then leapt for JOY
and gladness shone III many countenances.
Next week the annual commencement OF tlus
Institution takes place, when we anticipate the
pleasure of meeting beauty and wealth, " all
tipped in the gay foliage OF fashion,; ana II we
are not mistaken ministers will be IN great de-
mand, for warm hearts (such as we mere can
DOasf) Will ever ma tnelT way " kHio'Oo $500
We in the name of all the students, cordially
invita- all who may be of a mind to witness the
performances, to attend, and we would IN addifon
reouest them to provide themselves with fans and
smelling bottles, as some fainting may be ex-
pected. -
L. L. D., the President of the College, will deliver
his Baccaaureate to the graduating class. On
Tuesday, the 2lst, at IL o'clock, the Alumni of
this Institution will be addressed in the College
chapel by Matthew Hale Jones, Esq, of Easton,
Pa. In the afternoon, James s Thayer, Esq, of
New York city, will deliver an address. before tho
rival literary societies of the College. This gentle
man is too well known to need our encomiums-
On Wednesday, the ed, the exercises of the
Senior Class will take place, when the degrees
awarded by the Trustees will be conferred after
which the College will be closed until the 1sr of
October, when we hope to see goodly number
honors.
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MODEL OF NEW YORK
Il, Iur,,pd IXoo1

THIS immense work Of art by <. PORTER BELDEN,i is
now on exhibition at the Minerva Rooms to6 Broadway
objects the CITY, II has been progress for than
and upwards of 100 have been employed in its
construction.
Above the Mode lisa Gothic Canopy of the most highly
de eorated carved work. containing different compartments
oil paintings BY the first of of the Principal Bu
sire Esta IshTens In the city.
Hours of exhibition from A. NJ TO 10 NJ. Tickets q
cents-Season tickets so cents. jyal 6ts eodrc
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SPLENDID, delicious. beautiful head Of hair
"A had by using athee shilling bottle Of Joness Coral Hair
here stated TO force the growth of hal isep clean and
from the scalp and roots and dress dark and
order thrice long other coral made Sold ~ Chat
ham st; 4l3 Broadway; ls9 Fulton street, Brooklyn
1Utu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-26

MOB AND MURDER IN ILLrNos-We learn that a
murderous affair occurred on the Edwardsvils
road. Illinois, eight miles from the cv about
O'Clock yesterday morning which resulted in the death
Of one person. and probably the mortal injury of
two others James Duncan, farmer, somewhat notori
hcuy vi those in the neighborhood had been warn.
ed to leave and threatened with death II he
large party were coming down, and YVES advised
to leave which he refused, and prepared to defend
himself Accompanied by a woman who had beer
living with him. both armed with guns they left the house
to go fishing, WHEN they met the party, twenty
thirty in number their way to the house they
approached, the woman discharged her gun in their
midst wounding of the party very seriously,
msdisiely after a volley returned by which Duncan
instantly killed. the top of his head being away
and large number Of shot took effect in mis- body The
woman received ball in hsrbresst from which II sup
posed she cannot Duncan had no family and
the woman living with him his houssksspsr 50
ISwis RsyuSkssA Jrlv H.
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- spscious ParIors and Bedrooms handsomely furnish
ed TO let to Southerners and Others three doors
from the Battery No Greenwich STREET IN delight
:, situation Rooms may be procured with or without
!. jx22 lwsr
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MANSION HOUSE,
MipDkET0WM,, CONNEC
friend. and the public that he ta leased the above nous.
attention to business to merit liberal share Of their patron
age. JOHN L. MONROE.
mrs Smsrc Formerly Of the u. 8. Hotel, Boston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-26

FEW active YOUNG Men to 20 South or wss to act A.
over and above their expenses will be insured them
Smsng WITH an opportunity Of clearing 81 900 per year.
$1,000 per clear Of all expense Each man will have his
district will be necessary for them have a. least from
~ 10 to obtain good 6uing Apply at rRENCHT
q our nIcs III .s %. sp :: omss q ne flag
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(Opposits 81 PauPs CHURCH,
THOSE who have tried The Vapor Baths admins
tered the above establishment, ignorant not only
Of the safest aud ecacious remedy or attacks
resulting from change: Of but also Of
hardly to be enjoyed without the Of these baths.
sss CAROLS Baihs differ from every other VapoI
Bath" called and have established this city for
years Sulphur -dne and other Medicated Baths ad
vsed by the Faculty. Half hours required for the
sulphur Baths. 6tsrrc
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CENTURY PLANT.
.~ss BY REQUEST of several freods, we will exhibit
~ from O'clock A. NJ to 10Y r. NJ, this great natural
curiosity which 26 feet HIGH flower stem feet IN
dover iva lw-rc
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-02

A BEAUTIFUL FIGURE. recollect attend
,ng . mass Convention, during the last presiden-
t;aI campaign. at Lynn, Mass. Among the
soeakers was Rufus Choate, one OF the most elo-
nuent men in the country, and whose style OF or
atorv is even more admired in the south than at
the north. and who, in his popular addresses, Of
ten draws his illustrations and figures from the
sea. ut may be recollected that he some years
AFRO delivered lecture on the poetry of the sea-
His theme at this time was the Constitution. He
smoke of its value and the importance OF its pres
ervation. and contended that the annexation of
Texas would be gross violation of its Plainest
provisions At his close he pictured to the audi
ence ship at sea, loaded with jewels and silks
The ship was the Constitution, the cargo, parts
of the country of minor importance.
A storm arose. The orator in his bold, vivid
and Iuxuriant Imagination brought it strikingly
before the vast concourse. The waves dashed
and loaned. The noble ship rolled and pitched
and houndered. DARKNESS covered the waters"
The astonshed and afrighted sailors stood in mute
establishment. The ship and cargo could not
both be saved. The cry was, throw all over
board. throw over the jewels and ''robe the bill
lows in Silks and away to the dark blue sea.
The effect of it on the assembly was that OF
admiration and establishment. So true was the
figure drawn, and apt in its application.
Exeter .Neacs Letter.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-02

FATAL ACCIDENT lad of about IL years
of age, by the name OF Edward 0. Knowles, was
killed between and O'clock this morning, in
the blacksmith shop of Stephen Pilsbury, on
Second street, South Boston, in a very singular
manner. He was standing about ten or twelve
feet from an anvil where two men were forging,
when small piece of steel flew from one of the
sedge- hammers, and struck him in thea thigh,
severing the main artery, in consequence of
which he bled to death in about five minutes
The deceased was a son of VIM. c. Knowles, OF
Surry, Me-, and was IN the city on visit
Journal.
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ST. JEANS GALvANIC METALLIC

ST'REyVG THEA'I.NG PLASTER, impreg.
mated with the Eleco Magnetic principle The most val
liable remedy yet offered for all disorders SPINAL
complaints, RHEUMATISM Indigestion stiffness Of Joints
weakness of limbs pain in the side, back aud chest &c
They have also been most successfully applied in
tic doOeux, vertigo, sick headache PARALYSIS
gout neuralgia &c Combining every advantage possessed
by the most scientific compound with the important and
effective Meallne avanc preparation and Magnetic pow
er highly priced in other Gavanic appliances and with
the facility Of immediate with the parts affected
This new and most valuable remedial agent must prove
efncalcuabe benefit where other remedies cannot
so easily and rapidly reach the desired object
secured by letters patent, and for sale wholesale at the
Importers No William Seet-at the office Of the Prln
cpal Agent No 65 Chambers ST. Eew York and Drug
ssts generally throughout the United States.
CAUTION. Each Plaster will bear the signature of the
nror:etor.
j. s. bOUGA1uN. lG 3Jpt,netrs ensH, Boston.
seIeral Agent Co. t1s NsW England SaIes.
AGENTS. Observation-Disclosures Green & Co and s.
Rowland. Springfield B Il Bliss BGTre-Woods Field
q 20. AolberSt-N, Fitch. Fitchburg-Chas. Shepley
LoWeH-G H. carlton IL Go and by the dealers in Med
cine generally. cody Novl8
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To the Honorable Board of County Com

missioners for The County of Worcester.
fINHE Petition OF the Providence and Worcester Railroad
Company respectfully represents that their Railroad
as located in the town of Blackstone said County crosses
the public highway which leads fom said Bla kstoue
UXbrdge in nconvenient manner between the pond Of
the Blackstone Manufacturing Company and the house
William Mann in said Blackstone and that your Petition
ers IN order to facilitate the crossing Of said highway BY
their Railroad think proper the course of said
highway, follows, TO wit Beginning al point in said
highway 10 and westerly Of the bridge part
said Blackstone Eompanys pond thence running on the
souhery side Of the present location of said highway
westerly direction land Of sal blackstone Company
to point in SAID highway near The house of said Manu. The
distance being about forty eight rods
They therefore pray your Honorable Board, after due
nntce given TO all persons and corporations interested to
view the premises to direct the which said
highway shall be altered, all damages which NAV
be Occasnned by said alteration whatever else in
the premises the law requires
The Providence and Worcester Railroad Cofnpsnv
BY WILLIAM JACKSON, Agent.
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THE ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,

No. So State-street, Hartford, Conn,
It'll a sound and available Cartat "f $3.50, 900,
OFFER their protection against loss damage by fire
" the citizens of Worcester and It's vicinity 1t insure
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, AMI Merchaa1ize
generally, Factories, and Mills. on the favorable
terms.
This Institution has been in operation nearly quarter
ceninryits reputation for liberal adjustment and it
prompttude in paying losses well known and ass;
lished. THOMAS X. BRACE. p, eSldent.
SIMEON l, LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford, March o, I945 ISL
II Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance the abos
Company referred particulars 10 A. II But
LUCH. Esq. in Worcester. Mass.
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n, The editor OF the New York Express

o. The editor OF the New York Express
quotes what French boot maker said to him.
Il like this Anti Protective Tariff. | shall
send my brother to France to manage there. |
shall have my boots made by the cheap journey
men; | shall pay no master workmen's profits,
and my boots will sell so cheap that the shoe
kers here cannot compete with me. Your work
men must do as mine do; they must eat sour
milk and potatoes; earn two dollars week with
out board, and be happy | shall, from Saxony,
get coarse boot for those who walk ON the
ground, for 81 ,25, good and strong these | shall
import profit.
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NOTICE,

He Subscribers take this method inform their custo-
J mers and manufacturers in general that they have
taken the Shop formerly occupied BY WHITE d BoYDEN
and more recently by WHITE Holmes, mile south
OF the Worcester Rail Road Depot where they intend
MANUFACTURING MACHINERY of every description
such as Looms, Shears, Nappers, Brushes, Spoilers
Leather Splitting Machines Gard Shaving Machines Meat
Choppers, Hay Cutters of the approved patterns
Machine Knives and Shears made and ground 10 order
Also, all kinds Of JOB WORK done promptly. in good
STYLE and at fair prices And feel confident that our
experience in business will entitle fair proportion
eli business in our line. p HOLMES & co.
Worcester, Oct. e. DIV
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October 10. 1916.

WORCESTER, October 10, 1916.
To ZELEK DARLING, of Sutton, in said County Yeo.
man, Greeting.
" on having been duly appointed Assignee of the Es-
tate of JOHN NJ. PARKHURST q WILLIAM
CROKER, of Milford, in said County, merchants and
partners, under the firm OF J. NJ Parkhurst Co., in
solvent debtors. hereby required give there
Of and also to give notice that the second meeting Of
the creditors of said Parkhur, & Crocker and each of
them, will he holden at the office of Newton & Cha
pin, in Worcester, IN said County the ffth day of
November merit al ten o'clock The forenoon, when and
where they may prove further debts against the
Parkhurst CTocker and each OF them, and also show
cause whv certificate OF discharge shall not be grant
ed to them Ard you will serve this notice by publish
ing an attested copy of this order in the Daily Spy
newspaper published Worcester afo esaid two weeks
successfully before The day said meeting and by for
warding written notice by mail otherwise 10 each
of the known creditors Of said Parkhurst Crocker and
each of them. And You make this order
with your dongs thereon at the time and place said
meeting HENRY CHAPLIN,
copy. Master in Chancery.
z" Attest. ZELEK DARLING Assignee.
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Office of the Worcester 6 Nashua 4. R. Company

" ORC ESTER, OCT. %, 1916.
A SPECIAL MEETING Of The Stockholders of the
n Worcester and Nashua Rail Road Company will re
held at The EAST TOWN HALL in Worcester, on Fra
day the Sirth day Of November nert at IL o'clock, A.
TO act on the following articles, to wit:
To see il the Corporation will unite with the
GfOton & Nashua Rail Road Corporation, in conformity
TO the provisions of the Acts the Legislatures of Mas
sachusets and New Hampshire, establishing said Corpo
raions and adopt all, measures ssary suitable
10 accomplish the object.
3 To if the Corporation will direct that interest be
charged on future assessments il paid the
may become due. BY order of the Directors,
e. II. HEMENWAY Clerk.
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Commonwealth of Massachusett

WORCESTER,
AT meeting of the County Commissioners, begun and
holden al Worcester, within and for the County OF
Worcester on the second Tuesday OF Sep ember A. D.
1916.
On the petition aforesaid Ordered, That notice he
given TO all and Corporations interested therein
thai said Commissioners will meet al tie Mville House
in said Blackstone on Tuesday, tie first day Of Decen1-
Der nert@at TWO OF the clock in the afternoon, by pub
fishing an Infested copy OF said Petition aid OF this Order
thereon, in the Daily Spy, newspaper printed in said
Worcester three weeks successfully the last publication
TO be fenreen days least, before the said first day
December.
And il is further Ordered, That all persons and
corporations nteres ed in said petition Coun
~ be served with an attested copy OF much said
Petition as reates to their respective lands above de-
scri5ed aud OF This Order thereon fourtetn DAYS at
least, before the said first day OF December at which
time and place the sand Commissioners will proceed 10
view the lands forth in said Petition hear all per
sons and Corporations interested therein who MAJ
then and there desire be heard thereon and 10 assess
all such damages as any person Cooperation mag
tain by the location and construction OF the Railroad
aforesaid over the land aforesaid.
Attest, JOS. G. KENDALL, Clerk.
Copy OF the Petition and "f the Order thereon.
d3w Attest, JOS. G. KENDALL. CLERK,
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts.

WORCESTER, SIS.
At meeiin! Of the County Commissioners begun and
holden at Worcester, within and for the County of
Worcester the second Tuesday of September A. ID.
1916.
On the Petition aforesaid, Ordered, That notice be
given all persons and corporations interested therein
that said Commissioners viii at the Millve House
in said Blackstone on Tuesday, the first day of Decem
Der neat at two O'clock in The afternoon, by publishing
attesed copy of said Petition and ofthis Order there
on in the Daily Spy, newspaper printed said Wor-
ceser, three weeks successiveN the last publication 10
be fourteen days, at least, before the said day
December.
Audit further Ordered That the Sheriff of said Coun.
ty, his Deputy the Town Clerk the said town
ofBacksone with an atesed copy of said Petition and
Order thirty days at least and also post up atesed
copy thereof in public places in sand Black
stone fourteen days, least before The said first dsy OF
December, al which time and place The said Commits
soners will proceed view the road set forth in said
Petition, To hear all and corporations Interested
therein who then and there desire be heard
on and il they shall adjudse that the pra, OF said
Petition ought 10 be granted then direct the ma ner
in which said highway shall be altered and 10
all such damages person Corporation may Aas-
tain by the alteration aforesaid.
Attest, JOS G. KENDALL. Clerk.
Copy OF the Petition and Of the Order If Notice thereon
d5w Attest, JOS KENDALL, Clerk.