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COFFIN PLATES.
New Tailoring Establishment,
Hubbard 6 Stevens

N'uI I'D .It fH fr.fI rH.f#H.r. 1uI DO. public
w fb.I ilrf hr,. boo rI.HD.'.H. With ihfII lu...
u... NTNiluElNG Isl Nh i~IINLNT. vh.r,
tI., viH l- rn,IIrri in make ana uim Ga,.rni.
a. ur. arI Boz H. eus.I .fh. s. 600 o. Don. en- o..
nu, CHu.fN Thrf h.is H @ sri,; rD-1rl o. ihr
vtH'- u' fHrir rHsfHrr# o. m.fi' share Di Uu''ir
r,lr.HB-r. Duuir- lrrs It .hTrt rltir,, auI vBl-
rlHiri fu DE itpuT,TI, uHtr.
n. = :. v.uH ,I.1 80, thH' thr, have auI .l.sI
ks,p g..j as.HitwsHt Ht
German. ruu.b sul Nnuirlu E1sh Clulhs.
Er. auI Basu Drold Ch'h..
B.rh C..im,i, sHl De skins.
ELa,h SATIN BHi Lasting Nr.trrgs.
IlHg, nH,rkiu, BusI ~5tiHstt. tr Pants.
Tweed and tasbrl.r,t. l.r ~ruim'I CHli..
al 90 vhl.h ufII l., sulI 1Hd utdr up as cheap
4, pau o. juu. elsewhere ID thr s,us quality aud
workmanship.
D. addition O, ihr alr,r, lhr, intend Co ho,p 900
HHr' a r....H Hsa.tfustf #f
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DR.. cHRIsTlE's
GALVANIC NECKLACE

y ussi .HT III complaints affecting mo IbIHai sy
Ices suru a. bf1lrHiut Inflammation Ui ths throat
Nsuuu, tll sirk iIstIsrhs uTfrsss 90 tls IIsst
Nsuu,igs iH che tarr Banning ur ltHsurg on ils
tas. ussiue,s suIch BE- gyusTally NFryUus .ui t..i
----L---L-- --- -L.L-L -.--.L LIZ .------.
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From a PiVuyH.
DANGEROUS DELIVERIES,
INSTRUCTIONS. IRREGULARITIES.


How MANY ,rc suffering from distinction ur if.
rcsuhniirs peculiar Go ihr irul'r .l.f.m, which
undermine their health, oh" effects oi which thp
hrr ignpnnt, nnd zoe which thr,r d.IDv aIht
seeking medical advice. How ulu, .rf,r lun
p- npus uui, (l'rg of DO. Nuuih.l .. lrum Hf.
lHps,' (w,aknos.. l,hilit,. .e,) llru mln, ar.
in constant lguu, tt iu,u, month. prrDu.u. ..u.
hu"u'ut How m'u, ht,r difficult b. uut danger.
Uu. drlNcrirs. aud Whose Use. IIr Ir.p1u,i ipriu-
such iiu", will hHj bro ir. ut-.. co. u.ll. ui Ir-
N,1tiun, imrlDpf.Hn pul relief
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DASSENGER TRAINS viii mn iail,, Sun,a,
i excepted, until further ruioc, follows:
I.,.,,, ruulJnl Zoe Suulh Pans, at 30 4. VI.
and r. VI.
Lave Purtlrd lur nau,Ic Jmrtiun,at 80 4.
W., ., anil - T.. VI.
Leave South rari. for Portland, a, 7ijII 80,
4 VI.
Lave Dlu,iiE Iunriiou fr Portland IS, and
~ So, \. VI. pJ,5aS 81, T.. VI.
LrNc roIi'sni 81 Warnillc, $50 \. VI, and ?
P.N.
Leave Portland s. Lewiston, ! 80 4 VI, anI 2
AMI Is, T.. VI.
Lave Portland or BrcLdrI -, \. VI, aud
> H. "
\ fright tain will l,1,c roulul lor South
Pans. at6l5A. VI. have south r,ri. it rou.
aud, II 4. VI.
No guu.s received after sunset.
The Co,nplu, wall BOO, d" rr.pnu.ih' lpf baggage
10 an amount cNcccliug so iu ,,lur. mlc., notice
., gwen, anil pail &c At the rate II one passenger
Zoe ',a-N 800 additional Naluc
The : 30 \. VI, uaiu from Portland viii oonncc
NJ South Paris, 1ut-diys, THURSDAYS and Salur
jay., with Stage. iur Grc,nwood and Bethel, Ian
caster, y a. nuniori ard Andover
Zoe further particular. zee Pathfinder RAILWAY
Guida. :. a. CORSER, Superintendent.
Portland, Octul.r /, 1850. SIT
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Palsy and PARALYSIS

Nl physicians scknogltlge that these tsrt.IIs I..
tifes az caused by t.furgg - Nsrtsat IHrls %
ne iieriei ilm's De 'Hsi'rifs Ual,trIr Afu.lss
Hr.ITH HHHH q thus aH-HI-t
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Two HUNDRED THOUSAND

comic. have leu .Old since the Grst edition va. l..
sued.
The author has brcn induced to advertise Il b,
the urgent aud pressing tolu'si ct ih"-c "ho have
I.,u i,,l,IirI To- - publication lor all che, hold
dear. uhat 40 ma, have an opportunity II obtain
inr a } aud Who have hyurrd him With thousands
ol lrttsr, II cucommm, SOME IT which ave annexed
IN the Advertisements
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1000 Cases of Palsy and Paralysis

have been REPEATED 10 De CHfisrIt snl DO AssnA
~i.Hi1 The .s'i tao years, wLich have bssa sauIsIy
restored
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Tie great pef gian'y ani sNrsiislre of
DR.. Christie's Gslvanie Curatives,

CONSIST, Boo the Lrt hst hsl sussi suI cure lsss'.
iy HafsH.t arr.f.Hau u place H' iIs usual rlHis u
iIugguE aai ThiuCkIug ilr latest uil ssL.usi,i
SatYfs suks huIy.snly uHisr The iHnirii1n
ny trsHffis1 fhs sl.ls iyifs- sguHHts fhs fifss
ltfsH n ~ hsHf pFdHff ~ isrfHHf 81 Hsfsf 10
go fhfastl tHTHfV sadsT aHH fiITaaffHH,sf S.Hrs
UsH iHtrnIueu"n in the Tinted st.iss only AIs.
4 aaIa LLmrs me- Ihan
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indian Roots and Banks.
SarsapariIla, Yellow Dock,

Nhsh no ut mrdciur Possesses Thee no mostsff
fra puTner- ~ me Iilood that were ever knUvu 20
s.f fsa t.,fs su thsss teng cssIasstei " 10
tts sfsasHIy 4saffHffHfsf grfrHffs Of
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Anp sAssATRAs aARks,

SHt wv NV SN''N'"N pNhN't
s,sks h. NrHrtabl. Extract, net uu'y he s'ssiat
Head puTiner. tut also, q cheaper sfsfirias ~
great add. Than any ufhsf n - oeIpss becuusr ~
Tafsig Il hat may o. huugh 81 One Dollar VII las
much lspErr, sol vii cufv Ten Iiur, more h'o'h-
Iissass Than 49, fkaFs vufth ~ any uf'sf merine,
- 80 uuIfrlbfsat rftruf ~ The GsFn u
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Cope, will be sent by Mail free OF Postage
To Purchasers.

- On the receipt Of One Dollar, THE MAR
RED WOMNN'S PRIyA RI MEDICAL CON.
PANION l. sent (asails,i frs,) o. any part Il the
Juited States. Al leticrs must H. postpaid (cN.
o,pt tho-c containing romittancc,) and addressed
10 DIR. 4. ". MAURlCEAU. Box 1921. New
lofk City. Publishing office, No i29, I.ibertyst.,
New Nofk.
Over 20 900 Copies have bcen sent b, Mail. with.
in three mnihs, Nth perfect safety and certainty.
booksellers and agents engaged IN IT, sale, ar
making handsome compclcncie. from the ready anil
extraordinary demand 6r IL, and the extremely lib.
cnl terms Afforded them.
Active local or travelling agents, throughout the
unlte States aud Canadas, will b. supplied on the
sane terms. Communications are required u b.
poet pail anil addressed a. above.
CAUTION. The public are cautioned against
various catch pennies intended to H. pamcd od M.
Dn them. initiating the iil IL the wo,k AZ ..T The
Married Lad,,s' Medical Companion" aal vsriou.
,th,r iiilcs. The nlc Of IN, vo,k /. =, ~, uq,.
red WOnA.NS r""'' h's'sai Caiapsa,ss," b,
~ A. VI. Mssris..u.
lI, ItD .tr,6
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MARAIAGEs
WHY so OFTEN UNHAPPY.
THE CAUSES AND THE REMEDY,

MANY an many VIII rnduWs years oi bodil,
suffering, and II mcnlal anguish PROSTATE and help
lc.s. enhicring her he, that Il her husband, anl
haiading ihr future welfare e her children, arising
from causes, which, n LHo,r,, wuulI have sIarrd
the suffering, the anguish to the Wiz. and To- the
hu,land rmlat,assmsnls AMI pccun,aD difficulties
ha,in. their origin in the mind Icing weighed down
and harasscd in cunscucncc II The siekucss Il the
companion af hi hosoia.
How important that the oausr. shuuld H. known
4, ,,cr wife, io even huiland. that the dreadful
anil narrowing consequence to tn health aud hap.
p,o,.. II both may L. avoided l.ilo !. too shot
and health too precious H. admit an, potion II the
on- ~ h. spent without The hlll oygmcn, II the
other. The tnn,y posssrsiol II q liuic WORK ~.
titled 10. f1llovs has l",u The mean. II saving the
b,,lth and the lilc II thousands, ~ over
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Letter. are dali, received Ut chi. character, uu-
n'rrsslr, a. pre- ~.
10 thu-c ,pt unmarried, hut contemplating mar
rage, perhar. Undertaking ~ ~ the H"rIi'i, 10
iucuuing the responsibilities attendant upon h.. the
Importance 1T l,iug ru,s,.,cd IL ih. revelation.
contained IN these page, - intiunir, involving
their future hIprinrss, canrot H. appreciated.
II T. II course, imprariicahlc Ia cun,s, mHre fu.
Is the various subject. t,itnd ~, as ihr, ARE IT a
nitur, .trirtI, intended ior the married, or thUs,
contemplating marriage neither T. Il NECESSARY f.,
since It y every u1r's dot, Co becuuc Ir..e..cd IT
know lsdg, Vhor,l, the suffering. ~ which wife,
mother ct a sister, may H. suhect, can b. olivia
ted
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Look Here


N''" H'''N una small PIOhtsl!
IL pcr-uu. Who iutruI luiLI,lg the ,,,,,,;,...
4 -uu, vail d, veil 60 call ou th, .,,l.crir, h.
VII iumi.h NJ the shurtcsi possible uuticc. M L,,.
= Doors and Blinds; Ni.das Sash, glazed add an.
gcihcr With oct and inside Fiui.h, which bs !, ,i
sgll AZ price, Which cannot fd 10 suit cu.tou.,..
10000 feet Of Seasoned Pine Lumber.
Call and see, AZ T.. n. HUMPHREYS.
North Paris, March % IsJO M
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Lufkin & Thayer,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Earihern. China and Glass Ware,
No>.iN : Montreal Biock, Middle ST.,
PORTLAND,


WE ar rnn,ur,l, receiving Gom The uauui,c.
w mrt. W Epgaud, The ucN 'Nl,s 81
WA IA uE HCe
,rl hall J.. able a. iurish our ,r,tougr, with ..
late ta,ts,ns NJ ,,p O., bal ~ New Nwk ~ Hostrn,
,,I M ~ uv priccs. Persons commencing House
k,cpiu-, upsuuv Uldding houses, ~ imn,shing
IIuic.. arc r,.pcri6ly ,u,it,d 10 call en- ~ bCiur
m,h,ug thri, vuioh,sc', a. Ne can intnsh ihcm
With rcar, e,rfN article arTettainirs 20 uw busi.
ns.s--can.cqusntl, saving a. them their timc and
thr iruullc e examining different Stp,es o. make
their ruirhasrs. Our assortment y INV nrafh
comr',tr having made a'gc additions this Srring
70 cur Stock
Our stCtk OF
soar Luap,. GirGaJ,S, PdB,uiod tn N,ol
DISHES. Oy1ur Sor,rs, Did Coror', Pa
fpi Casters, I,r and Cof,' iH',
To- and Cote, Spoons, CuH.rH,
Entry lamps, lg,.,, ia
Trays, Parl,t, NSs
rBd HaHgme
L1ru.
ind M liad, Of Nou'r hotug irhol1,
q. urs II the bit ,n the state. and w. ave rt,tar,i
10 udrr iuduc,urul. o. thr Tw,ha.,r g',i II not
l..,trt than ran 4, oiIcl,l boz htgrr ciii's.
We have jr,i rcc,,'cd 'r'l d'siullc 10 Il ncW
Paper lIaugingS and Window Curtains,
phi,h Ne oHrr at low pricc..
10 hs Tmd We wish a. -, that 40 ,sissi a.
se a - low u,is,- A. The, Iurrhp., nr e.. vhru,
,nI ry.p,ctioll, invite ,hIu o, give ~, call b,lrr,
drr,h,siu-,
Mar,h ~. I.i1. u7
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CHARLES B. MERRILL,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
PORTLAND. ME.

&. u. ". viii procuce " Bounty Land for be
seuyinh officers and soldiers, who served IN the
war Of 1872, OF any Of the Indian War, since
1890 ior the commissioned officers who served in
Mexico. Also, Cor the Widows and minor chill
llren of such ofiocrs and soldiers deceased llav
log an Agency At Washington, he has peculiar IA
ritie. fpr tran.aeting business with the Depart
mcnts. 2mn3ss.
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Business Emporium,

THE >ul-l,il-i, uuuh respectfully "F.rr ihru
th,uAs ta th,f- cu.t1m,r., nui ,h, p,t,'IlJ -T1-
..., "a. h-ir N.-lal ,struul,, che Ias' Nc'r, 1nt,
E,rr- ru,id,rt that the, have gwen uniir 1ti'-
a,rsu o. thr., vhr have d,,lt With them, g.. o b.
thrir rrrrrir.a .a q, Do anil Knowing that thO
ha,, ih, trib,,, irr pur,l1s,us -H.d' al thg .'u'
90 r,,..Ils rates. ant l,us disp'--d to sr.l them
,t pf,r,. that Will uHJ l,Ii Co giNr r'rirgt .isig.
fr.8 90 40 ~ b. ua, G,ur them with q U'l, v"u.i
SOLICIT th,it prf,utiHu o. che hr-r STICK Of
CLOTHS \ CLOTHING
,.t rr,f,rI f.ul l..t.l 1rI u'hrr .,'uO'., .uln'.
II. tl I8u sfHI Wut,r vU'r. o. Ihr D''blu- 'r-
T.tttrrTrt rul, o.. 'HuIHl
ONTECONI~. >NIN>,
bI,I~~ \ IKOtk lNNI~ NlNi~.
COATS
,D1SoS9 - 0C G3S
Gnmrg. Fruri. and EHgId Brddo'a'i',
Brrrt. PiHi Cloths, So, faror'r-
rrr',. German C7i frHh
Brl and Fcl0V
Ua#,.'Hs
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$4,000 Persons

ilSlulIug ~ sgss Glasses 90 conditions suory
vhi,L srrr large rumhsruf ladies' sb0 srs rgr4.
hany subject % Nsf,oas t1ulllIHts hh,s been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
sLsn ~ bore of relief tsi hssu gwen Or shl sven
tAing else been iuei iu Tsin
10 illustrate the use Of the GALNANIC BELT,
SUPPOSE ihs Ease ~ pstson afflicted Nth that tars
81 Cistltstf1n DYSPEPSIA. 90 auy ether htuuic 90
Ser, bus Disorder lu urlinaD cases, stimulauu sis
tak,n shich. D., their sttun on the nerves sni nue.
rss 1f ihs stomach sn1rI fsaysfsr, relief bot uhIfh
lssgs The Tatirut in 1ssr state sni 18th InIursi
isruluss sisr the aruuu thus cHCItsi has Cssssf
Sos compare this 9Th Tie effect rstulurE irum us
sHplic .tiHu 90 the BNLEANlt BALI. Taxes Dc
Tspur sufferer even IN the son' symptoms ~ Il
tTagk aHi simply us m. Belt sfouHd the buly ut.rg
Tho AisgBstIc fluHl lrrrisi lu sbnft pstasi ~
tussush.s psnprs'uu all act 90 the POSITIVE slsust
pI The Bet MsTsby csuiiIs DalEsuIc rIfrulstllB
vhIch sill Isst nn to the negative aut thence fsrs
sgain a. the positive, thus ksspiHg up coalHuHat
ballarir circulation throughout the sysiruI Tlas
ths slsi severe ra.cs Uf DYSPEPSIA afe FhNNA.
NENgiT tlNtu 4 NV DAYS Q, aNfil
suttIrUNr 10 EKAUiCATL tn DISEASE
~ ItARY
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Eurarf fr.uaL.Ur.
To THOSE JUST WAGRED-lIlD /
KNOWN


PHiihprIrWA, NUy, -, ISL.
DE. \. VI. M,uHIcI,rs llHl Known of the
important uattrr. trsltrI ~ u thr Married w..
iuan's Private Medical Csrfluipn. suus ,,1r.a-..
how much missr, n'yht have ss,ar,i' I hl,,
suffered Yeats i,um csusc- which 500 Tuiut "ui Boo
your bpoA, without kniviuy what o. dD. I rhau-
ed cupy ant found my Gaze trutrl ~. I tu.t
cycr lrualr viii avail herself IT che information
contained iu be- pigcs.
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DR.. cHRIsTIE'5
GALVANIC BRACELETS

81 "lhi 81 'asi sertCe o. cases 10 t1uvulsions OF
~ 'p''moiic Complaints, ani gsnsfsl Nsrs1ls
Affection u the Head anl urpsr s,tfsniuss Alss
IN ia.sy ani fafalysIs, aDl al diseases c.ussl b.
isLcirucy oi Iossi Or Nervous Lnsfy 10 the Lmb.
az UfHe urUaUs Uf h. hssfV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-03

"a life of unbIemshed honor, replied his friend,
"has placed YOU above the reach of suspicion; be-
sides. look here!" and he showed themissing watch
lit is To continued he, s'who must ask pardon of
YOU all. In fit of absence, had dropped it into
nv waist-coat pocket where, IN Johnsons presence,
discovered 1t while undressing"
ssIf had only known!'' exclaimed poor Daton.
ssDont regret what has occurred, said the Gen.
eral, pressing his hand kindly. ''It has been the
means of acquanting me with what you should
never have concealed from an old friend, who,
please God, viii find some means to serve you"
In few days, Capt. Dutton received another in
yitation to dine with the General. All the former
guests were assembled, and their host, with ready
tack took occasion to apologize for his strange for
getfulness about the watch. Capt Button found
paper within the folds of his napkin: it was his
nomination to an honorable and lucrative post which
insured competence and comfort to himself and
family.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-03

The CASE OF LAREED.-Otis Larned was brought
by the District Attorney before the Court of Sessions on
Monday, and arraigned on two several indictments,
connected with the Otsego County Bank robbery. The
council for the defendant demanded copies of the ndic
ments before pleading, and asked the court to give them
further time to Plead which the granted and adj
which time further hearing of the case viii take
place. At the same time Stephen Barton who was re.
cognized in the sum of $500 appear and testify as
witness against Larned, before the grand jury, failing
to appear, his recognzance forfeited, and the Dis.
trct Court ordered the District Attorney to prosecute
Tor the penalty-C oop@stOoa N. Y, Journal June 29.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-03

The Egis of Wednesday, cIings like pond eech to
the affirmative Of the dirty fabrication which the Loo-
al Courier devised the of the discharge of the
workman from the mills of the Middesex Corporation,
instead of the true cause, namely: his refusal sign
the spontaneous call, nominating D. Webster to the pre-.
sidency In the article, the g,s distinctly states
that the Spy adsts what the Spy never SO much as al
ludes to; and then in confirmation Of the fasehood
quotes part of paragraph from the Spy, which com
ports with the alleged fact about faithfully and grace
fully does the os the sgs upon the slavery
question now, with the course of the Egis upon the
question three years ago the recent speeches
of the Hon. D. do with the anecedent speeches
Of the iustrous parsonage.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-03
1orsisn 1.]ll Nous.
European Mail.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EITRapE.
Arrival Of the Africa and Hermann.
Exciting Scene in the French Assembly.
NEW York, July 2.
European Mail.

NEW York, July 2.
The steamship Africa arrived at this port this fore
noon, with dates from Liverpool to the 2lst uIt.
Cotton has advanced lad on middling quantities.
Sales of the week $4,000 bales. Flour is Cd better in
ties unchanged.
The Africa brings 70 passengers. She has made the
run in about eleven days.
The Hermann, from Havre, has occupied thirteen
and half days
ENGLAND.-The news from England is barren of
interest. The Great Exhibition continues thronged,
the daily number of visitors being between sixty and
seventy thousand
FRANCE.-The debate on the revision of the Con.
stution is going on with increased violence Gen
Cavagnac has made up his mind, it is substantially
stated in the Steele, to draw the sword in Louis
Napoleon attempts to override the Constitution and
proong his powers. NJ Tocquevile evidently despairs
of any satisfactory ISOLATION, he says that if the law
cannot be revised legally, the only for the As
sembly is to submit and TO make the law respected
NJ Leon Fraucher, the Minister Of the Interior, APP
piled the word abominable to speech of M. Leppelle
tier, who had attacked him, and also defended the in
surections at Lyons in 1881 and 1884, when the whole
body of the left rushed towards the Tribune and threat
ened Leon Faucher with personal violence. The men
of the right advanced to the rescue and actual me-
~ NSOAN
down upon his assaiants with disdain, and the Pres
dent had great difficulty in restoring order. These
scenes are but the commencement of long series of
struggles. The Asse nbly continues to be deluged
with petitions praying for the revision The Bone-
partists declare that the signatures to 900 000
whilst the Reds estimate them at 700, 900.
SPAIN AND PoRTUGAL.-The news from Portugal
is still of doubtful complexion Spanish squadron
has been sent to Lisbon evidently for the purpose OF
keeping the revolutionary party in check. Spain was
acting in accordance with France and England.
RoME.-The executions in Rome, by order of the
ecclesiastical authorities, still continued Two ndivi-
duals were shot the 10Th inst The Popsh Pre-
ates are pressing their demands in eveypart of Europe
The Austrian troops have occupied Spolletta.
CHINA.-The war in the southern Provinces still
continues adverse to the egnng dynastry, which
anticipated will be speedily overthrow. At Canton
they are said to be on the edge of volcano, the
bellion spreads toward that city,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-03
Po.ice Court.

FRIDAY, June 81.
John N. Nogen for keeping dog without license,
fined five dollars and costs, and in default of pay
ment. was committed to the House of Correction.
James Wright, for assault and battery on Margaret
PheIan, fned FIVE dollars and costs, which he paid
and was discharged.
John Wright. for disturbing the peace, was sentenced
to the House Of Correction for so days.
SATURDAY, June 29.
Dennis Long, for being drunk was fined two dollars
and COSTS and in default of payment, was committed to
the House Of Correction.
MONDAY, June 30.
Elizabeth Houghton for disturbing the peace, having
been twice to the House of Correction, was sentenced
to that institution for four months.
Patrick McCIuskey and William Edgeu, for being
drunk, were fined respectively, the former one dollar
and the latter two with costs; and in default Of pay
ment both committed to the House of Correction
TUESDAY, July l.
Smith R. Watson, for selling liquor, on two charges,
was fined $50 and costs each, and appealed to the
Court Of Common Pleas.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-03

ga LIBERAL EDuCArIoN''--It is quite common
to hear the phrase bera education used by careless
speakers as synonymous with collegiate academca
education whereas they by no means import the same
Thing. A liberal education is often acquired, like the
learning Of that wonderful scholar, Adam Clark, with
out the aid of university, while college education is
often the most aihera education in the world. The
ancient languages and the higher mathematics very
properly called "liberal studes, but whether the stu
dent becomes literally educated in them will depend
much more on the manner than the place of his study
We are thus critical about the of these words be
cause there is manifest injustice in incuicating by
false form of Speech the idea that there are no liberal
scholars who have not parchment certificate Of the
fact.-Boston Post.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-03

FoRREsrER's BOYS AND GIRLS MACHINE
The July number of the Boys and Girls is just OUT
The editor offers copy Of Harpers' Family Bible,
worth $25, aprze, for the subscriber who will send
him the shortest and most correct English sentence. con-
tanning The Oaole alphabet That will be prize worth
having, indeed; and we have no doubt it will set the
young folks at work in good earnest
This magazine is published monthly. The July No.
begins the eighth volume. Terms, 81 year. Money
may be sent BY mail at the publishers risk. The post
age is now reduced to only one cent each number
Bradbury & Guild, 100 Washington street, Publishers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-03

az Those moving dioramas which have been so ex-
travaganty auded by the press in other places, have
been SET up in this city, and successful operation
every evening, at Waldo Hail. We have not yet visit
ed the exhibitions but those who have speak of it as
most wonderful. AS it is the result Of mechanical COR
rivance, it is well worth therime and money of any
one to go and what perfect illusions may be effected
by skill and ingenuity. There to be five grand per-
omances during the day and evening of the 4th, which
will positively be the last as the exhibition leaves for
Boston Saturday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-03

SUDDEN DEATH.-Cavin Haskell, worthy and
respectable citizen Of our place, died suddenly on Tues
day evening" of suocaon, caused by getting piece of
doughnut which he was eating, into his windpipe.-
We are not informed Of his age but should think it
must be about 60. He was in our Office early in the
evening. and was speaking of having been constant
reader Of the Spy, for more than fifty years, it having
been taken in the family by his father and himself during
the whole period Little did either he or we suppose
then, that few minutes more would close his mortal
existence.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-03

PoMPEH "A recent letter from an American gen.
tleman in Naples says
'Vesuvius is row calmly smoking, and seems dis
posed repose himself from the atgnes of his devas-
tang labors of the last year. POmpe is slowly APP
pearing above ground. About twenty aborers kept
at work, who manage to get off a-cartoad of earth
day from the subincumbent city. Not half of the
entire city is yet excayaed. The earthly mound which
covers it is an exceedingly beautiful and rich vineyard,
with houses of peasants scattered its surface.
bastion Of the seawall has recently been unearhed,
which goes to confirm the opinion that the sea, now
nearly mile Distant laved the walls OF Pompe'