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]. s. WESBY.
a Main Street, Worcester.

ia Main Street, WORCESTER,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER in ali kinds of
AY1 SCHOOL BOOKS now in in the different Schools
IN his city. together with good assortment BLANK
boOks-ANNlALS for 1S49, and other Git Books.
PAPERalso variety Of Fancy Articles and Card Ba IL
ets-Gold and Silver PensilsPens, lax States and sand
BiBLES in every style of bindns--iymn Books-Toy
Books Plain and CoUred.
The above will he sold the most reasonable Terms
FUWLERS' FRENOLOGIUAL WORKS Tor sale
Also subscriptions the Journal
and The W0ter Cure Journal
BOOK BINDING done at short notice. All Old Books
neatly re bound at The lowest rates, ut
Dec 80. dw3m j. s. WEsBYi5 12l Main 81
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d 1sroN y WORCESTER RAIL ROAD
Winter Arrangement commencing Dec. d

"ihter arrangement commencing Dec. 25.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
LedUe Worcester at "A, 81, 1926 Il. M 81 p. H.
Passengers will leave Mih6ury at II A NJ and 81 ~
PASSENGERS will leave Milford u A. a. and 345 p M
LeGoe BOSTON AZ r . n M il M. q. a s. r. M
me A. NJ tram will stop only take up passengers al
Way Stations for Nese York. "
Inc A. train sciH land east of Fran1inphcn
Inc W. train will moi stop of birmingham except
70 take up WeseTn Railroad passengers Brighton on
Thnrsday. ~ =
The p NJ train is the New York Steamboat Train. tn
Sorwieh to run as heretofore without stops except al
Pennington f~' ~F "
Passengers for MAbury, for Hoisten and Bford will
take the Am and P.M NJ. traIs. Passengers for the
Norwich Railroad will take the AM and 81 M trains
n; b. The A and 4 P. trains take passengers al
Boston for New York, via New Haven
ByoOkiine Special Trans.
Leave Brookiint at74 81. and l04 m& I4S46& aiPM
Leave Boston al q 10 M. and l24 24 Az ST. JO5 pm
Mention Special IT. ains.
Leave Lower Falls at and Sam 81 IL and p. Er.
cept ihaf on Wednesdays The train will leave al 10
O'Clock instead OF e4 pm. - : i
Leave Boston az NJ, I2t, 81, ann 81 Except
that ON wednesdays The train will leave nj eleven
O'Clock instead OF 81 PM " 20
SGrsnusne Special Tro ms.
leave Saxonvle at " Am. and PA
Leave Bos.0n az Am. and 81 pm aeH
Boston, Dec Is, ls4s. # VIM. PARKER, supt,
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LEONARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express

6sxeAa - De Suoscroer eontinues TO run THE tx
Es&A&sA FkEss between Boston and Worcas,.. = .
TRsE ne SAFE Transmission Of Packages EraJ -
Th naas ST:!ss, Specie and sierchsIidse generals
Particular attention given to paving coiisc.;ags
assrchandise, produce, etc. rSA's"s ana selling
Ah,pacbases must be directed TO his car. sssxss, &
me snDscfiDer alone responsible for propertv .ar.,
"a 70 MS eare and no risk ID assumed b. the ~
Worcester Ran Road Company. '"e 0'ss"'' ana
Faekages ~ this line forwarded from Worc..,.. !.
Sslsn Newburypor Taunton, Fall River. and Me- Az
sSrasrs 80 =, snnS. ~ w parls q Maine
OryIcEe.-HARNDENA cos Ones, g. Court ss.s..,
SSssca >. II. KNIGHTS HAT STORE, i65 Mase e
s.s 1rs5 9. Q. LEONARD.
80 ~'sso's' d.
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ADAMS n cos
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore

Essssssss.sssM% u CO forward Goods Parcs,s Monev
As &c. and make collections an Nor,~k
New York, Philadelphia, Washington. Pitts
pug ana o. osis with the utmost all
eossnc care 70 all and any kinds bnsnees Of bc
description ertrnst I'd TO them. rA& CO. also for
Parces, Letters q O. TO all parts OF Europe. ~
OFFiCkS.--s Court st Boston 1855 MaIn.st Wo,.s.
ter 10 bhetuckcf g., Norwich; b. r. Botlcs N fannn
V Cassnut st. PhiladsIphiai Wall ST. New YORK !.
Ld5nt o.. baunorei Penn. Avenue. washington !. al
fonrsh Ct. Pitsi Org; Pine and Waer,s e. ,s
l.. MASON, al Main Street Worcester. !.
,,-..-- ALVIN ADAMS,
TofcesseS, s5ps IL. W. u DISSMORR
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n J 70 secu CTaWIHg on the ground, I'm.
ne 10 ny; OF course they soon PERISH
III seems, therefore, if the above observa,;ons
correct, that the stings with which the hsas
+ armed ARE not designed for offensive operations
ltn those OF their size, but to repel the agrees.
Pas OF larger and more sensitive animals =,
men either singly or in numbers, thew can
inlct wounds so keen and painful as to male
iem retreat This is done by the injection of
nsonous or acrid liquor; or at any rate it is so
serted by those who have examined Tho go. %
ire OF these stngs, by good microscopes =.
Books and Stationery, !
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Female Medicine

euro for ncpen Consumption, Barrenness, Proiapsus
Uter or Falling of the Womb CostiveHess Piles Leucor
rhea or Whites obstrueted difficult Menstruaton
ncontnence of Urine involuntary discharge thereof
and for the general prostraton of the systenno
ter whether the result of inherent produce
ed by irrogularty, illness accident Nothing be
more surprising than IL invgsrating effects the hu
man frame Persons of all weakness and lasstude eM
taking at once become robust and full Of energy
its influence. II Immediately counteracts the ncrveess
ness Of the female Frame which is the great Of
Barrenness 1t will be expected of U.s. n OF so
delicate nature exhiAt certificates of performed
bs we can assure the afflicted that hundreds of
have been reported to US. Thousands Of where
families have been without children after using few bot
ties Of this invaluable medicine, have bes2 blessed With
sne healthy offspring.
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Splitting blood.

Mes York april 70, 1871
DE- TowNsRNp.-I verify believe your Sarsaparis
has been the means through Providence Of saving my
ifss have for several years had bad Cough. 1t be-
came worse and worse At last I raised large guam.
titles of blood had night sweats, and greatly deb
tated and reduced, and did not expect to live. have
only used your SArsapara short time, and there has
q wonderful change been wrought in me. able
to walk all over the city. | raise blood and my
osugh has left me. You well imagine that
thankful for these results
Your obedieRt servant
WIN RUSSELL 65 Cathsrinest
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VERMONT CENTRAL RALROAD.

'GNMON OEN RAL RAILROAD.
and after December 5h the Passenger Trains NJ The
~ Vermont Central Railroad will run MS follows in con
vita the Northern, Concord, Nashua and Lowell
FIRST TRAIN-Leaves Nor,b6eld for BOSTON .ns Now
Tork at NJ, interesting the Nashua and Worcester
IRAN Tor New York,via Ayns Point, reaching N York at
A Tue next day in season for ihe Trains for the South
S SL Leaves Boston at u AM and reaches North
SECOND TRAIN-Leaves Northnsld at P. NJ and
reaches Boston al 81 AM The morning Leaves Bos
ton at IL IN. and reaches Mortified at 9PM
Ia PASSENGERS from MONTREAL for the
BTM Atlantic Steamers,
and all passengers for WORCESTER or Sprinr.
neid, Mass Hartford or New Haven, Conn., and New
YORK, will fnd this the quickest route
PASSENGERS Tor Boston will pass 200 miles by rail
Ioau ana VIII GO through from Montreal in 81 hours Bur-
iuston VI. in Is, Montpelier and NorthHeld in ten
noors Passengers by the first for New York via
Ayns Point viii pass 27O miles by Railroad and viii 90
through from Montreal 2nours Burlington in 20 Mont
peher y and Mortified in drumming with ompls
time for rest
Observation-Disclosures NAV Jsaye New yo,l a, =
r Tor Allyn's Point by any the other Lines that
reach Boston before the departure of Cars at n the
next morning, which arrives at Mortified at NJ where
stages will be in readiness convey them TO Montpeer
Burlington, ST. Albans Montreal Plattssurgh Malone and
o'ner points IN Northern Vermont and New York.
nelo 10 New YORK by railroad, via Worcester, Hartford
JAMES MOORE, Superintendent.
Northaeld, Dec 20, ls4s.
STAGES
VIII run IN connection with the Vermont Central Cars
from the following Stations:
White RiUer FitEage-tor Woodstock.
Sh0r0n-iOr Siraffurd
Soum Royaiton Ter Turnbridge, Chelsea Washington
Orange AMI Barre.
Royalton-or East Bethel, East Randolph East Brook
field, Wiamsown and Barre.
Bethet-fOr Rutland, Brandon and Middiebury
Montpeiier-for Burlington, Keesvile Plattsburg ST.
Adams and Montrea for Flainfeld Marshfied, Cabot
and Danve; for Calais w Woodbury. H.rdwck Green's
bcro', Glover Barton Irasburgh Coventry Derby STAG
stead and Sherbrooke for Worcester Emore Crasbury
Morrstown Hydepark Johnson, Watervlle and Bakers.
lhAru andW aro
Vermont.
Waterbury-for Stowe and Morrisve SIN Dec 90.
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soRwIcH 81 WORCESTER RATLRoAI
Winter ELECTROMAGNETIC

Water Arrangement-ls4s.
CcOMM0uATl0N TRAINS Daily, except Sunday.
Leave Worcester at ST and 10 A. NJ. and Al >. N
o ne Ten O'clock Train with the Bos,or md
Boston Trains ~ nhsSts "iah 'ne
r. 1--we Ave Norwich Ut A. M, i2 NJ. and 2.45 PM
INC Hlopnhe Train connects with the Trains of the
nos'on, rrovidence, and Western Roads tn. Mon
IAN connects with the Boston and Provdence Trans
Train connects with the Boston and estern
-, FREIGHT TRAINS 9
Leave worcester at 81 AM. Leave Norutch a, g ca
A.M-tDaily, Sundays excepred) A'o' Wv" a. . ~
STEAMBOAT TRAINS
leave BOSTON al M, stopping only At Fyo,nfzpbay
!. so o,eesfer at 49, antesonvts a, 81 No, ,pck
- O1z, aug arrive at Ally MS Point at 8 O'Clock
hEruRkIao-Leaye Aliyn's Point about i o,ciooE A M
"a me arrival Of the Steam Beat =
Passengers must procure Tickets at the Stnon ccea
10 baggage permitted in the Passenger Cara
no smoking Permitted In or upon The Passenger Cars
- ,DsPc's, s. II. P. LEE, JR
TOY =. sup't and Eng. N. X w. r. r.
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HILTON g. DODGE,

'Nh y ! ME- 1 .
yH7oULD call
w the atfeD-
zion Of the uh'ic
generally TO their
large assortment
of AIR TIGHT
COOK
STOTES,
for wood or eoeI,
OF the
LATEST
IMPROVED
p A r r e r N 4.
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The ROTARY improved, Tor wood or coal,
The QUINCY do do do do ~
The MODEL do do 10 do
The FARMERS do do do III
The COTTAGE AIR TIGHT, do do do
AIR TIGHT Tor parlor, do do do
CYLINDER COAL STOVES, new patterns
COAL STOVES Tor Stsr,s Offices and Parbors
q various pat'erns--.for sa e CHEAP. eNaR
s BoA, ,SToIES, PIPE, ZINC, &c Lhsap for Cash.
Sop ~ dwtf
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~
Those thu. w 4saparnia nave
invariably called theA. IL for Felaolts
&C., &c. and have copls-- NHssaJ Circulars which
relates to the complants7- " yyord for word
success Of Dr. Townsends Sarsaparila in complaints
cden to females recommended theirs although previously
Injurious to femaes as they aggravae disease and
undermine the constitution DR. Townsends is the only
and best remedy for the numerous female complaints
rnrey, 1t ever falls of efecting permanent II
be taken by the delicate females in any case
by those expecting to become mothers with tho
prevents pain or danger and strengthens both mother
and child Be careful to get the genuine.
scrofuIa Cured.
This certificate eonclusvey proves that this SarBapa
rla has perfect control oves the obstinate diseases
OF the Blood Three persons cured in house uupre-
cedented.
Opinions Of Physicians.
DR.. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from
Physicians in different parts Of the Union
hn c!. to es5.y that We the undersigned Physician,
Dr. Townsends sarsaparilla, and believe it bo ons
Of the most valuable preparations in the market
J. WILSON NJ d.
r. b. BRIGGS NJ. D.
Albany, April 1851. p. E. ELMENDORF, II. D
CAUTION.
Townsend'S sarsaparila, number of who wers
formerly our Agents, have commenced making Sarsapa
ra Extracts Eixirs, Bittsrs Extracts of Yellow Dock
&c. They generally put ii up in the same shaped bot
DIES and some Of them have stolen and copied our
advertisements, they only worthless limitations and
should be avoided
Principal Office, I26 FULTON Street Sun Building
NJ " and by all the principal Druggists and Merchant.
generally throughout the United States West Indies and
the Canadax.
AGENTS For sale in Worcester by M. b. GREEN
and JAMES GREEN d CO. eow& d2awly Aug 20
Worcester, Southbridge. and Sturbridge
STAGE,
In connection vitk the Nor0ch and Forester Railr ood
zvS=~SIa NE subscriber respectfully IN.
S fFfs E1 "a 70 established line Of Stages 10
between Webster South.
arrive at Webster in time TO take the 81 train Of tut
RETURNING-Leave Boston at 81 and Worcester nj
~ p NJ arriving Southbridge 81 p NJ thus givins
Souhhrdge passengers p hours in and return the
same day. GJPassenees for Worcester will be set down
at the N0rwich Gnd Forester Depot.
Tickets be obtained of the subscriber Phelps
Jeweiry Store in Southhdge through Worcester and
at the Norwich and Worcester Railroad Ticket Ogics
through to Southbrdge. Fare by This is as lou "a
BY any oshsy
All business ntrusted to the subscriber will be prompt
y and faithfully attended 10. e
% Office in Worcester at the Am. Temperance House
May Is. JOSEPH SHEPAPD.
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: p r. E e S |!

Over the Providence and Worcester Rail Road
EVERY TRAIN.
Leave your orders and packages at the American ousr
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CITY DYE HOUSE,

GROVE STREET.
AIDES and Gehtlsmen's Garments Of every deacr,p.
= ton dyed and finished In superior style. Akv
90 avis Veis Hosiery, sc. Gents whole Garments dyrd
and pressed In good shape ceansed AZ short
without injury 10 gnejs celors. White Merno ami
other shaw clesnsed Carpets ceansea for eirnf osr,
per yard at days notice. Goods returned il, one veal
Office at Elis's, lI6 Main Street. -
Worcester, April5 dwtf1s
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To pEo,her. ana Married Ladies.

This Extract of Sarsaparila has been expressly pre-
pared In reference female complaints. No female who
suppose she approaching that critical
1t certain preventive for any ofthe uumerous aud
horrible diseases which females subject this
time Of life. This period mag be delayed for several
years BY Ssing ibis madeleine Nor is il less valuable
for those who approaching wemanheod, as i Is
calculated to assist nature by quiekening the bleed
iavauabis for al the delicate diseases to which
subject
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COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
SARS APP ARILL a.
WONDER AND BLESSING OF THE AGE.
Great Spring and Summer medicine.
Tkas Extract is put up in Quart Bottles; it is stz
times cheaper, pleasanter and warrGnted sHpert
orto any sold II cures disease Uithout vOm-
sting, PHrging, sickeniNg or desth-
tGting the PAtieRt
The great beauty and superiority of this Sarsapars
over all other medicines is while il eradicaeS disease
il invigerates the body. 1t s one of the very best
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
Ever known; it not only puri6es the whole system
and strengthens the person. but II creates new, pure
and rich blood power possessed by no other nae
dcine And in this lies the grand secret Of its won
derul success. 1t has performed within the ast Ave
years. more than 900 Of Of die
eases at least 15o00 considered iRcurable 1t
has saved the lives Of more than 5000 children the
two past seasons.
10000 cases of General Debility and want
Of Nervous Energy.
Dr. Townsends Sarsaparlla invigorates the whole sys
TEN permanently. To those who have lost their muscu
lar energy by the effects of medicine Rdscreton
msd in youth the excessive indulgence Of the pas
sons and brought by physical prostration Of the
nervous system lassude, want Of ambition fainiins
sensations premature decay and decline Fastening to-
wards that fatal disease Consumption. be entirely
restored by this pleasant remedy This Sarsaparia 10
Invigorating Cordial.
Az Il and nvigoraes the system gives actlyi
ty to the limbs and strength to the muscular system 10
most extraordinary decree.
Consumption Cured.
isn Ose saa cosamnoD Isvsr o Co..
Colds, Catarrh, Coughs Asthma, Splitting
Blood, Soreness in the Chest, Hectic
Flask, Night Spsata, Difficult
Profase Erpectsrati0n, Pain
aad can IS cared
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WESTERN RAIL ROAD.
FALL ARRAsGEMEYT.

SSS - sS9 s &c a " 800
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Cosmetics Chalk and variety Of preparations gener
ally IN whsn applied to the face very spoil il Of
its beauty They close the pores Of the skin and check
the circulation which when hwartsd by die.
ease or powder, the skin inhsmed by the alkaies
used IN soaps beauties m production Nv the "hu-
ah face Divine well in the garden Of rich and
hcassy tinted and variegsted aower. free, active
and healthy eircuaion Of the Guilds the coursng Of
the pure. rick blood to the extremies 10 that which
paints the eouatenanee in the most exquisite beauty
Il that which apars the indescrbabIe shades and
Gsshss II oveliuess that eli admire, but can dee
sribs This beauty % tbs easprHg Of Hatsre-nct Of
pogdsv soaF fthere 10 ffes and healthy circu.
s,ioa there u beauty. u the lady 10 fair as driven
snow, she paint and use eosmeiies, and the blood
eivss rieh alos % ths ehesks and bliaucy 70 hsir
eyes that " fascinating.
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Y ONN'N

Il OS SIS
Qstnsigamond, .Hillbury, Sutton, Grafton. Fa,.
nunsofe, North6ridse, RatLrook's Whitsns Urbrtdge
1natuvne blackstone, Wcterford, Wooasocket Hamlet
ndnotHe Albion, Ashton, Lonsddie. VaAey Fails Gems
sTGF Falls, Pd,Otucket and Providence
ssA sza sa an m
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Great blessing 10 Mothers 81 Children.
Il is the safest and most efectual medicine fer pu
rifyng the system, and relieving the sutferiRgs attend
both the mother and child prevents pain and disease
increases and snrches the food, those who have used
II think 10 indispensable. Il is highly useful beth
before and after confinement II prevents diseases
teDdant upon ehldbrthin Costiveneos, Piles, Cramps
Swsiing ef the Feet, Dependency, Heartburn Vomiting
and In regulating the seereoHs and seualizng the
eulation Il has equal The great beauty Of this
Scine H. Il 10 always safe, and the most delicate
successfully, very few require any other
dcine. in little Castor Oil Magnesia il useful
Exercise In the open air, and light food with this medic
cine, VIII always ensure safe and easy eou6nemebL
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UPtOu, Grafton, N. e. Village, and
Worcester ExOreSS.

Worcester Express.
s-SSCNSNR TINE Subscriber nus commenced runninn
&sK3aSSSSS a l. Stage and from Upton daily,
Sundays eXceped) connect with tho
line between Worcester and Grafton, leaving Upton Hotel
NJ ST M, and returning will leave the General Stage
Once, Worcester at p NJ.
The Grafton and Worcsster Stage Will RON twice n day
leaving Worcester at 10 Am. and PM. Leave Grafton
ut z A. M. and P NJ
Books kept at the Grafton HOTEL L. M. Smiths Post
Office, N. e. Village, and IN Worcester at the General
Stage Office rs door North Of the American Temperance
House
very necessary that all Express Business should be
accompanied with written orders signed personally
that il may done with correctness.
Sept. ii. dwtf TYLER HARRINGTON.
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Died.


Attn residence Of his mother, in the town Of Ma
maroneck on the 18th instant of consump tion, Mr..
THOMAS Nj. ToMpKISs in the 43d year of his age.
The friends respectfully invited to attend his
funeral from his late residencv this morning at IL
O'Clock. 18th instant
On Friday August 17th of cholera at his residence,
Seacaucus, N. j., WILLEr c. UrpERHLL.
Funeral to. day at 10 o'clock, M The relatives
Westchester papers please copy.
At Springfield, Conn, on the 9th Instant REUBEN
WHITE (coored at the age of l04 years and months,
having been born at Taunton, Sept eth 1744. He was
a pensioner account of services in the revolution.
On Friday, 18th instant, after short but painful
Illness Miss JOSEPHINE +. MERRITT, aged 20 years,
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral, from the resi-
dence Of her mother, No ~ Amos street, corner OF
Greenwich avenue, on Sunday the 10Th instant, at
p. NJ, without further invitation.
Dear Josephine thou hast left US;
Here thy loss we IL deeply feel
But twas God who hath bereft us
He can all our sorrows heal.
On the 14th Instant Of the prevailing epedemic. Mn
GEoRGE McGARy, aged 40 years.
His remains were conveyed to Williamsburg cemete-
ry for interment
on the 18th instant, Of the prevailing epidemic,
HESTER, widow of the late VIM. II. Baldwin, aged So
years.
and Thomas Birmingham, aged years, months and
ii days
His funeral will take place to-day at o'clock from
his parents residence, No Doyer street: May his
soul rest in peace-Amen Newark papers please copy
On Thursday, August 18th, OF the prevailing cpl
demic, JAMES CRAWFORD printer recently employed in
the Office Of the Journal Of Commerce He lost child
In Brooklyn on Friday the 18th instant, MARY ANNE
MONAGHAN, aged IA months and IA days, daughter Of
Patrick Monaghan.
Her funeral will take place this afternoon at 8
o'clock from the residence Of her grandfather James
Quigby, corner Of Smith and Wyckof streets, South
Brooklyn.
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Very Late from Havana.

We have received, by the Falcon, files of the Far
Industrial and Gaeeta de Ia Habana to the 18th inst.
On the 10th inst, line OF railroad from Nava-
Jas, connecting with the Havana and Cardenss road
was opened for the accommodation Of the public We
believe the railroads the Island Of Cuba the only
ones in all the Spanish dominions
Regarding the health Of Havana, 1t is stated that
according to the official reports during the month Of
July, the most prevalent diseases were yellow fever,
dysentery darrha simple intermittent fever bilious
and catarrhal fever In the city Of Havana there
Cured during the month 3o5 eases Of yellow fever
Of which only seventy died (This beats New York
cholera returns all hollow
The Hsbaneros are dresdfully afraid Of cholera and
various cholera specifics and nAllibe have been
got up in anticipation. We notice one that Is mem
toned very highly that bears the name Of Rompe-
saragney.n' We should think II . collapsed cholera
patient could only be got to pronounce this long name,
he would surely get well.
law has been promulgated, forbiddng the introduc
tion Of all Ecuadorian gold coin for circulation
s all that has coined In that republic since 1874
IL will in future only be admitted to Cuba old gold
From Puerto Rico learn there was . shock Of an
earthquake expere there the LIST inst. IL
pretty one but there mention made Of any
damage having been done.
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Brooklyn city TnteIIixencc.

ArTrMpr AT HIGHWAY RoBseRy,-At an early hour
yesterday morning, Alderman Spies, Of the 4th ward,
heard the Of female In distress proceeding
from the street. short distance from his house aud
running out discovered young girl struggling with
Of about % "a years Of age, who, upon his APP
proach started away Every sssistance was rendered
stated that she could imagine the motive which In
duced the assault, unless IT was to rob her Of gold
chain which she carrying loosely In her hand and
which she had put in her pocket upon hearing foot
steps behind her. The most unaccountabe thing IL,
that the asssant, who is well known In this city and
has hitherto borne q most excellent character for ho
nesty took oil her shoe and carried 1t away with him.
Qt subsequently found In his pccket) Upon hear
ing these facts Alderman Spies despatched officer Folk
after the accused who succeeded In arrestpg him
lie was subsequently committed to jail.